I cant believe steve has been doing this job for so long, omg. How lucky he is to have such a cool and inspiring job for what seems like his whole working life.
@tclanjtopsom4846 it amazes me that you don't believe all these WWII veterans, depression survivors, and Spanish flu survivors did not struggle with similar problems. Difference is they held it in. They valued money. They lived through hardships we can't relate to. They paved the way.
All of these stories just kiss my heart.. I lost my dad 22 years ago and he was the best dad ever I was the last one that he kissed good night before he passed away the next morning he told me look after your mom and I think he knew.. I miss him every day.. and I did fulfill my obligation I took care of my mom for 13 years and I was the only one holding her hand when she passed away and I always told her it would be me and her until the wheels fell off..❤❤❤❤
4 am alone and not feeling top shape physically or mentally. Once again Steve's stories remind me of how wonderful the people alive are.I was missing my mom my grams and my uncle all my family are gone and its hard missing them but these stories make your heart feel like home! Thank you for this wonderful compilation!
These are from the treasure trove of all of the marvelous stories Steve Hartman has blessed us with over the years. They never get old. One of my favorite things to do is to dig into the archives for and have another look and listen. And perhaps a good, cleansing cry.
Steve Hartman, thank you so much for bringing us into your inner circle. Even if you have to find other family relationships, please keep your production going.
I think he is one of the sweetest dads. I lost my dad a few years ago...and the sadness comes amd goes but the happy memories keep me going. I hope you kids keep remembering the good ol times. I would of loved to have sat down to have coffee and a conversation. Thank you for sharing and God Bless.
Love and enjoy your show Steve I’m a 63 yo male recovering from a severe stroke for the past two years Thank you for the road trips and the stories with your dad Wishing you an abundance of Health, .wealth, Love and Happiness 💕
One thing that I do. You r good at talking to people. Just like your Dad. I can tell in your eyes. That, u suffered a loss. I to am an orphan. I love your Dad. When my Mom died. I had to do the same with my Dad. God Bless.
My dad died 11 years ago today...June 21, 2013 and here you are, Steve. And here's your dad. I'm crying my eyes out. I grew to love your own pop and know just how you must feel now. You're a really great son, young man. Your dad (and mine) were the greatest fathers. Love 'n optimism, Heather at Dunrovin in Newport Vermont The unique emptiness does evaporate as the grand memories come back. oxoxoxo
Steve, thank you for bringing heartfelt true stories of people, their experiences turned full circle into something meaningful and happy in the end. You truly have a special gift with words and people. The way you have raised your children to be so articulate and kind is a testament to your heart of gold, outstanding character the amazing family values you have and share with others. Thank you very much for your hard work and kindness and dedication. Your important work brings much happiness and joy to me and so many other people. Thank you so very much for sharing your talents for caring and kindness! Tami Marie 💜🙏
Thank you, Dad. Your love along with Honey’s and George’s saved me. You taught me I *was* a worthwhile human being regardless of what anyone else thought including my birth “mother.” She told a caseworker, “Oh throw her out on the street, just throw her out” because I was apparently just trash. Love heals. Absolute love heals unconditionally. It’s no exaggeration to say the love of all three of you truly saved me. And I’m glad I told all three of you how much you were and still are, *loved* at every opportunity. I’m trying hard every day to emulate all three of you by becoming the kind of person you would still love and respect. I love you and miss you so very much. Thank you.
My grandfather built the house i grew up in in the 40s when my mom was 2. Lots of stairs. He died when i was 2. Grandma use to say "young people build houses old people have to grow old in."
Steve, Love your stories about you and your Dad! It's really hard when you realize you're an orphan. Unfortunately losing a sibling is much, much, harder! Just keep up with your siblings, tell them how much you love them as often as you can! Sit with them and talk about everything you shared, they're the only ones you shared those experiences with! Keep up the great work, love what you do!
Aww I was just going to say I’ll Email him and seeing the rest of the video makes me sad RIP to your daddy I love stories from our elder generations wish I can be that age when I pass I’m 53 and lost my dad 12 years ago 😢 I guess I’m late but it was posted 2 days ago so I thought he died 2 days ago it’s been a few years since
33.9 was the price of gas when I got my license in 1973. By 1974 it was close to $2 a gallon. I’m not really sure of the exact costs but I do remember my friends & I couldn’t go riding around anymore. I’m pretty sure my pay was $2.35 an hour. 😂❤
Steve always has the best stories,and you need the kleenex at the start. I love them, and he finds even more. Gives us hope that there are plenty of wonderful People out there!!
Please worship the CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE, THE LORD GOD and try not to worry too much about the differences between the different religions and denominations, try to think about the similarities and the things they may have in common more than the differences. Daily prayer is a fundamental part that many people do not practice although it is encouraged "Lord Jesus Christ, Sonof GOD, have mercy on me, a sinner" Please pray this now, pray the words as you read them if you cannot look and remember them
How can Ben go back to JLo knowing this criminal life that J Lo is involved with. I feel sorry for your kids & J G , can you imagined how their world crumbled upon hearing this now that you cover up such evil person.
Steve is a National Treasure
I think that’s something we *all* can agree on.
Steve, if you are feeling emptiness that means you know what fullness feels like. Happy Father’s Day
The problem with Steve Hartman’s stories is how often they make me cry.
That’s because you have a heart-and it’s beautiful.
Steve Hartman; you and your journalism efforts are a true blessing to all who watch and listen. God bless you.
Steve hartman is so dashing in his 20s
Young Steve, as heartwarming as the older Steve.❤ We all deserve a dad like him.
I cant believe steve has been doing this job for so long, omg. How lucky he is to have such a cool and inspiring job for what seems like his whole working life.
Thank you for bringing Steve and his stories back into our lives..❤
Your welcome 🤗
Those dads on duty are my heroes!
I love these stories. His Dad, like mine, lived with struggles we'll never know.
You'll never know. 😢 it constantly amazes me how people think everyone is like them.
@tclanjtopsom4846 it amazes me that you don't believe all these WWII veterans, depression survivors, and Spanish flu survivors did not struggle with similar problems. Difference is they held it in. They valued money. They lived through hardships we can't relate to. They paved the way.
I bet steve appreciates having these videos of his dad to look back at.
All of these stories just kiss my heart.. I lost my dad 22 years ago and he was the best dad ever I was the last one that he kissed good night before he passed away the next morning he told me look after your mom and I think he knew.. I miss him every day.. and I did fulfill my obligation I took care of my mom for 13 years and I was the only one holding her hand when she passed away and I always told her it would be me and her until the wheels fell off..❤❤❤❤
4 am alone and not feeling top shape physically or mentally. Once again Steve's stories remind me of how wonderful the people alive are.I was missing my mom my grams and my uncle all my family are gone and its hard missing them but these stories make your heart feel like home!
Thank you for this wonderful compilation!
These are from the treasure trove of all of the marvelous stories Steve Hartman has blessed us with over the years. They never get old. One of my favorite things to do is to dig into the archives for and have another look and listen. And perhaps a good, cleansing cry.
Steve's journalism is so needed. His stories are an example that there are still really good people in this world. God bless you.
Steve Hartman, thank you so much for bringing us into your inner circle. Even if you have to find other family relationships, please keep your production going.
I love these stories!
I watch and cry and feel the sweetness of humanity.
Beautiful!!! I love Steve Hartman's stories.
This trip down relationships between a father and a child was simply the best! Thanks so much ❤️
I think he is one of the sweetest dads. I lost my dad a few years ago...and the sadness comes amd goes but the happy memories keep me going. I hope you kids keep remembering the good ol times. I would of loved to have sat down to have coffee and a conversation. Thank you for sharing and God Bless.
Love and enjoy your show Steve I’m a 63 yo male recovering from a severe stroke for the past two years Thank you for the road trips and the stories with your dad Wishing you an abundance of Health, .wealth, Love and Happiness 💕
One thing that I do. You r good at talking to people. Just like your Dad. I can tell in your eyes. That, u suffered a loss. I to am an orphan. I love your Dad. When my Mom died. I had to do the same with my Dad. God Bless.
Happy Father's Day Steve Beautiful Work! 💐 Awesome Dad Bro!!! 💯 ❤️
Your father is great! If something works don’t fix it! You are a good son, you treat your father with respect!
These are wonderful stories ❤️. And there is so much good 👍 spread the love ❤️ and help us make America 🇺🇸 great again 😀 🎉
Wholesome
Steve, my dad just turned 100. Both of us were blessed to have Them for so long. And yes I have thought many times about being an orphan. Time…
Great Story !!!
Great Life !!!
Thanks for sharing all the memories,,made my day ...😊
My dad died 11 years ago today...June 21, 2013 and here you are, Steve. And here's your dad. I'm crying my eyes out. I grew to love your own pop and know just how you must feel now. You're a really great son, young man. Your dad (and mine) were the greatest fathers. Love 'n optimism, Heather at Dunrovin in Newport Vermont The unique emptiness does evaporate as the grand memories come back. oxoxoxo
Steve, thank you for bringing heartfelt true stories of people, their experiences turned full circle into something meaningful and happy in the end. You truly have a special gift with words and people. The way you have raised your children to be so articulate and kind is a testament to your heart of gold, outstanding character the amazing family values you have and share with others. Thank you very much for your hard work and kindness and dedication. Your important work brings much happiness and joy to me and so many other people. Thank you so very much for sharing your talents for caring and kindness!
Tami Marie 💜🙏
Steve’s family stories brought tears to my eyes….as did most of the stories!
Here’s to all the dads on our special day!!!!
Great videos!
Love Steve Hartman!!!
So sad to see our parents age but enjoy your daddy cuz when we don’t have them we wish we would have him old fashion or not
Happy Father’s Day Pops & Steve!
WOW, what a neat Man, a passing generation, It's a reminder to cherish every day. I always smile when I think of my parents.
These stories uplift the spirits, in a world with so much negativity it’s refreshing to hear the positive ❤
He's great 😢 thank you ❤
The old maps are wonderful for decoupage. I love your dad.
8 years today i loss my dad..and there isn't one day that goes by that i dont remember everyday spent with him..😢
Thank you, Dad. Your love along with Honey’s and George’s saved me. You taught me I *was* a worthwhile human being regardless of what anyone else thought including my birth “mother.” She told a caseworker, “Oh throw her out on the street, just throw her out” because I was apparently just trash.
Love heals. Absolute love heals unconditionally. It’s no exaggeration to say the love of all three of you truly saved me. And I’m glad I told all three of you how much you were and still are, *loved* at every opportunity. I’m trying hard every day to emulate all three of you by becoming the kind of person you would still love and respect. I love you and miss you so very much. Thank you.
My grandfather built the house i grew up in in the 40s when my mom was 2. Lots of stairs. He died when i was 2. Grandma use to say "young people build houses old people have to grow old in."
My deepest sympathy for your loss.
Great job dad's. Keep doing what you do.
Steve,
Love your stories about you and your Dad! It's really hard when you realize you're an orphan.
Unfortunately losing a sibling is much, much, harder! Just keep up with your siblings, tell
them how much you love them as often as you can! Sit with them and talk about everything
you shared, they're the only ones you shared those experiences with!
Keep up the great work, love what you do!
Happy Father’s Day
Aww I was just going to say I’ll Email him and seeing the rest of the video makes me sad RIP to your daddy I love stories from our elder generations wish I can be that age when I pass I’m 53 and lost my dad 12 years ago 😢 I guess I’m late but it was posted 2 days ago so I thought he died 2 days ago it’s been a few years since
You really speak the language of love.
So sorry for your loss
These are the best stories. Ya….I may have cried through some. Okay, all of them!!
We’ve been Orbisculated before! Great word!
Thank you❤
What an awesome response!
Great.
WOW inpressive !!
This is what I'm talking about! Great stores equals great watch
Beautiful segment
Very nice Thanks
I love this!❤
I totally recognize my dad in him is 91 this year and still collecting cans!
Steve I enjoyed you & your Dad sorry he is now dead
I remember little about my father. Jealous I am.
Sweet
❤❤❤
I do walk at the bottom, and going back. That was two days coming up! Grand Canyon.
I have watched it before but didn't know whether you were talking with your dad,
33.9 was the price of gas when I got my license in 1973. By 1974 it was close to $2 a gallon. I’m not really sure of the exact costs but I do remember my friends & I couldn’t go riding around anymore. I’m pretty sure my pay was $2.35 an hour. 😂❤
Steve always has the best stories,and you need the kleenex at the start. I love them, and he finds even more. Gives us hope that there are plenty of wonderful
People out there!!
Are our Dad’s from the same cast.
Your dad is not going to like the traffic in Atlanta at all.
I didn't have nearly enough tissue at the ready.
I assume their is a part 2 where this guys kid educates him on the 21st century.😂
A DVD player😂 an airpod😂.
Awesome Dad and son....and he's right about gas as we are paying way more than you did in 2024.
Sorry he's gone....with love!
Please worship the CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE, THE LORD GOD and try not to worry too much about the differences between the different religions and denominations, try to think about the similarities and the things they may have in common more than the differences. Daily prayer is a fundamental part that many people do not practice although it is encouraged
"Lord Jesus Christ, Sonof GOD, have mercy on me, a sinner"
Please pray this now, pray the words as you read them if you cannot look and remember them
Psalm 121:
Psalms 121:
Psalms 23:
U2 Psalms 121:
Ramato kadir hamdo
U2 Psalms 23:
Just paid $3.22 in Colorado Springs, Colorado for gas.
Psalms 91
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How can Ben go back to JLo knowing this criminal life that J Lo is involved with. I feel sorry for your kids & J G , can you imagined how their world crumbled upon hearing this now that you cover up such evil person.
I loved the Malcolm home story thank you