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HBy Sonny Melendrez That’s Fatherhoode never asks for anything. Just gives—his time, his strength, his heart—over and over again,with small, steadfast acts of love.That’s fatherhood.It’s waking before dawn to warm up the car on a frosty morning so his child won’t be cold on the way to school. It’s making up a bedtime story—yes, even with silly voices—just to see their smile and hear them chuckle. It’s appreciating the joy of holding their bike seat and running beside them, until they’re confident enough to fly on their own.A father’s love is often quiet, but it’s never absent. It’s staying up late, working on a last-minute science fair project—because their success matters more than his sleep. It’s the whispered “be careful” every time they leave the house and the silent prayers that follow. It’s in the lessons he teaches— not just how to tie a tie or change a tire, but how to be kind, how to be grateful, how to stand tall.Fatherhood is not perfection—it’s presence. It’s the daily choice to show up, to help, to care—even when no one’s watching. The best dads lead with quiet strength, leaving behind a legacy that lasts far longer than words.Because fatherhood isn’t measured in milestones—it’s measured in moments. In the steady presence, the silent strength, the love that shows up day after day, no matter what. As author Clarence Budington Kelland once said, “My father didn’t tell me how to live; he lived, and let me watch himCAT GROOMINGLooking To Celebrate Your High School GradatT he Class of 2025 will always be remembered for rising to the occasion with poise,determination, and grace.Highlights Publications would liketo congratulate our seniors and their accomplishments. Is there a special graduate in your life?Is there a senior whom you’d like to recognize? We want to know all about him or her.Simply send us a photo of your grad along with a write-up telling us what makesthem so amazing to info@highlightspub. com. To make our next issue, please send in by June 10, 2025. Please keep at no more than 150 words and not less than 100 words. In the subject line, please put high school grad.Be sure to include their name, what high school they attend, their plans for after graduation along with any awards, scholarships they might have received. We love sharing “good news” and what’s better than celebrating the Class of 2025? They deserve it!Toddler Paint & PlayArtistic Explorations Grades: Kindergarten - 8thPre-K Art PlayTiny TreehousesCardboard Creationsand more!June 2025www.heloteshighlights.com5do it.”So, to the dads who lead with laughter,lift with wisdom, and love with everything they’ve got—we see you. Your quiet heroism doesn’t go unnoticed. Your love writes the story of our lives in ways we’ll be grateful for forever.Happy Father’s Day—to the men who may not wear capes, but whose arms have always felt like the safest place in the world.Sonny Melendrezis an award-winningmotivational speaker,Hall of Fame radio/TV host and author,based in San Antonio.For more of his enthusiastic brand of inspiration and speaking information, visit www.SonnyMelendrez.com and listen to his podcast.What’s Its Current Value?From:HighlightS(Located Near Babcock & Hausman Rd.) https://kiiscatgrooming.com• Bath • Hair Cut• Nail Trimming and more!Hours: Mon - Thurs. 9am - 5pm Closed Fri. & Sat - Sun: 9am - 5pmExpires 6-30-25• Insurance Appraisals• Appraised While You Wait & Watch • Fair Market Appraisals• Estate Appraisals• Over 35 Years ofwww.sanantoniojewelryappraisers.comJewelry ExperienceCall or Text For Appointment!(726) 229-2588RegisteredGemologist AppraiserSchedule An Appointment!12274 Bandera Road, Ste. 236SUMMER DAYSOffering 4 sessions of themed summer camps for children ages 4-13. Bubble PaloozaSlime All the Timeand many more!www.marvelouslymadeschool.com/summer-daysCHILDREN’S ART CLASSESIN OLD TOWN HELOTESLet’s BuildOh, the Drama!Music Makers& SUMMER CAMPSPrintmakingA MARVELOUSLY MADE www.thewildflowerartstudio.org210-316-8758


































































































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