fathers day ghost stories

Imagine a father who was a cruel man in life. After his death, on Fathers Day, the townspeople say they see his ghost wandering around the old abandoned house he used to own. He has a menacing look on his face and it seems like he's looking for something or someone. Some say it's his guilt that keeps his spirit trapped there, and his presence on Fathers Day is a reminder of his dark past.

One Fathers Day ghost story could be about a father who passed away but his spirit returns every Fathers Day. His family feels a strange presence in the house, like the smell of his favorite cigar and a gentle breeze in the room where he used to sit. They believe it's his way of still being part of the family on this special day.

One story could be about a little boy who saved up his pocket money to buy his father a new fishing lure for Father's Day. He knew his dad loved fishing but had lost his favorite lure. On Father's Day, when he gave it to his dad, his dad was so touched and they went fishing together that day.

One heartwarming story could be about a father who worked multiple jobs to support his family and still found time to coach his son's little league team. Despite being exhausted, he was always there for his kid, showing the selfless love of a father.

One story could be about a Christian father who tried to teach his kids about the parable of the Good Samaritan. He set up a little skit in the backyard with the kids as the characters. But the family dog got involved and started chasing the 'robbers', turning the whole serious lesson into a hilarious chaos. It ended up being a memorable Fathers Day as the family laughed so hard and still learned the valuable lesson.

There was a Father's Day when a family decided to visit an old, abandoned house. The father led the way. As they explored, they found a room with a rocking chair that started rocking on its own. The father, trying to make light of it, said it was just an old mechanism. But then they heard a child's laughter that sent chills down their spines. Eventually, they discovered it was a prank set up by the neighbor kids who knew they were coming.

You can usually find Readers Digest Fathers Day stories in the June issue of Readers Digest magazine. They often feature special sections dedicated to Father's Day during that time.

Definitely. Thomas Jefferson is in some of these ghost stories too. There are accounts of strange happenings at Monticello that some attribute to his ghost. Maybe it's the strong connection people feel between the place and Jefferson, and the fact that his ideas and legacy are so deeply ingrained in American history.

Well, for Fathers Day one year, we decided to take dad fishing. Dad was so excited and started showing off his 'expert' casting skills. But instead of the hook going into the water, it got caught in his hat. He just sat there with the fishing line attached to his hat looking completely bewildered. It was hilarious. And then when he finally got it out, he caught a tiny minnow and was so proud as if it was a huge trophy fish.

On Father's Day, a Christian father wanted to share the story of Noah's Ark with his young daughter. He built a small 'ark' out of cardboard in the living room. But when he tried to get the stuffed animals to 'board' the ark, the family cat pounced on it and knocked it over. His daughter's laughter filled the room, and it became a story they would always remember on Father's Day.