He denied paternity of his daughter Lisa, even testifying in court that he was infertile. Lisa's mother was on welfare for a time because of this. So if you are going to say he was a loving father, you should also mention that he was a neglectful one.
You left out the part where he accepted paternity, supported his daughter financially, and had a very strong relationship with her until his death.
No one is perfect, but how can you hold mistakes he made decades ago (this happened in the 1980s) and subsequently rectified against him?
You left out the part where he accepted paternity, supported his daughter financially, and had a very strong relationship with her until his death.
No one is perfect, but how can you hold mistakes he made decades ago (this happened in the 1980s) and subsequently rectified against him?