He is a good man. He is a twin, a handsome fellow all of his life. He isn't a wordy man, nor does he hold on to negative thoughts. He isn't a Pollyanna either. He is a manly man, a hard worker, long hours, winning prizes for sales. Who knew a quiet man could win national prizes for sales with at that time one of the largest corporations in the world; International Truck and Engine Company.

He is very slow to anger. He is very patient with dumb stuff. He isn't much for joining things but I have heard him speak to thousands of others at The Williams Syndrome Association, saying his child was a treasure to her family. There was moisture in his eyes.

He is an avid golfer, playing 18 holes five days a week. He loves Ohio State Football. He hasn't had a credit balance in thirty years. He is careful with money and generous to his family.

She fixes dinner and he serves dinner and he gives the best part of the steak or the fish to his wife and daughter.

He is polite to all men and women and will simply ignore people with bad manners or who are rudely outspoken. He is patient with his wife who is a worrier. He is a kind man. He is a smart man. He is a good man.