Today is Father's Day, an occasion to celebrate fathers and enjoy a family get-together or outing.
The Primrose School on Sanders Road near Cumming kicked off Father’s Day weekend Friday with “Doughnuts for Dads.”
The school invited the fathers of its students to stop in for breakfast and some handmade gifts from their children.
“It means a lot to their dads, it means even more to the kids,” said Kim Coleman, who owns the facility with his wife, Debbie.
“It gives us an opportunity to show the dads our environment and what we do.”
The Forsyth County News dropped in on “Doughnuts for Dads” to see what the Primrose students had done for their dads, as well as their plans for the big day.
Q: What are you going to give your dad for Father’s Day?
A: I’m going to give him a Spongebob card. -- Alyssa McGarry
Q: What would be the perfect Father’s Day?
A: Anything with my daughter, Alyssa. I couldn’t ask for anything else. -- Brian McGarry
Q: What do you want to do with your dad on Father’s Day?
A: I want to wrestle him. I’d beat him because I’m stronger than him. -- Andrew Preston
Q: What’s your favorite thing to do with your dad?
A: Go fishing. -- Chase Marchman
Q: What did your children make for you for Father’s Day?
A: My little girl [Katelyn] made me a cup with her handprints and footprints on it. It says, “I love you Dad!” -- Stephen Hunkin
Q: What does "Doughnuts for Dad" mean to you?
A: Makes me feel appreciated as a dad, usually because it’s all about the mothers. -- Wesley Stinson
Q: What do you want to do with your dad on Father’s Day?
A: I want to play baseball. -- Ian Stinson
Q: What’s your favorite memory from Father’s Day?
A: One time we went to Disney World, then we went to the movies. My dad actually wanted to see the movie I wanted to see. -- Bailey Spiker
The Primrose School on Sanders Road near Cumming kicked off Father’s Day weekend Friday with “Doughnuts for Dads.”
The school invited the fathers of its students to stop in for breakfast and some handmade gifts from their children.
“It means a lot to their dads, it means even more to the kids,” said Kim Coleman, who owns the facility with his wife, Debbie.
“It gives us an opportunity to show the dads our environment and what we do.”
The Forsyth County News dropped in on “Doughnuts for Dads” to see what the Primrose students had done for their dads, as well as their plans for the big day.
Q: What are you going to give your dad for Father’s Day?
A: I’m going to give him a Spongebob card. -- Alyssa McGarry
Q: What would be the perfect Father’s Day?
A: Anything with my daughter, Alyssa. I couldn’t ask for anything else. -- Brian McGarry
Q: What do you want to do with your dad on Father’s Day?
A: I want to wrestle him. I’d beat him because I’m stronger than him. -- Andrew Preston
Q: What’s your favorite thing to do with your dad?
A: Go fishing. -- Chase Marchman
Q: What did your children make for you for Father’s Day?
A: My little girl [Katelyn] made me a cup with her handprints and footprints on it. It says, “I love you Dad!” -- Stephen Hunkin
Q: What does "Doughnuts for Dad" mean to you?
A: Makes me feel appreciated as a dad, usually because it’s all about the mothers. -- Wesley Stinson
Q: What do you want to do with your dad on Father’s Day?
A: I want to play baseball. -- Ian Stinson
Q: What’s your favorite memory from Father’s Day?
A: One time we went to Disney World, then we went to the movies. My dad actually wanted to see the movie I wanted to see. -- Bailey Spiker