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Our dad, he is one of the hardest working men that we have ever seen in our life.

He will try to lend a hand whenever he can for anyone and I just felt like I wanted to try to do something

that was over the top.

Something that he would never expect.

Happy Father's Day!

I am with the North Texas Helpful Honda.

We are here to surprise you.

Your wife contacted us to let us know what an amazing father you are and we have for

you a Random Act of Helpfulness.

We have a barbecue for you with a smoker.

Which is what you wanted, right?

It's from the North Texas Honda Dealers.

We got everything for you to make a barbecue.

I didn't expect this to come and the Honda people brought me a grill and smoker and everything like

this is great.

I appreciate it very much.

When I was putting in my submission a lot of people were like, "that's not true, it's not true".

It's definitely true.

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SOUTH TEXAS PRIDE: LGBTQ Advisory Committee works toward improving quality of life - Duration: 2:10.

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Identity thief drains bank account of 112-year-old Texas man - Duration: 1:03.

 AUSTIN, Texas –  Someone obtained the personal information of a Texas resident who's believed to be the oldest man in the U

S. and used it to drain his bank account.  The family of Richard Overton says Social Security and banking account numbers for the 112-year-old Austin man were used to make seven withdrawals over the past several months

 Cousin Volma Overton declined to say how much was stolen but said it was a "significant amount of money

" He says the money was used to purchase savings bonds. A police report was filed Friday

 The money was separate from a 2015 online campaign that raised more than $300,000 for Richard Overton, the nation's oldest World War II veteran who was at Pearl Harbor just after the Japanese attack

 The fundraiser provided around-the-clock, in-home care for Overton.