My dad died when I was five and the only thing I remember about him was that I loved him and waited for him at the end of the day..that was over 60 years ago❤
I was going to say almost the same thing! I've seen probably most of these segments, but put together, this is even better! I still can tear up at the drop of a hat when I hear some of these. Steve's stories are so special. I hope he keeps telling them for years to come!
Steve Hartman takes me on a journey of all my emotions. I usually have tears in my eyes. The piece he did with his kids made me laugh, cry, and think what a wonderful man he is. Thank you for showing us the kind and good things in life. Bless you, Steve.
Dear God, Please help me break this addiction of these great videos. Steve Hartman is to blame for the tears, laughter, thoughts and drive to be a better person. This is the kind of addiction I want and need. The world needs more of these type of people and reporters that bring them to us. Steve you have made life so much more to be grateful for and to try harder. Since my dad and I have an okay relationship, I have come to realize that he gave me the lessons that I so many times didn't follow. Now that I am old, my dear dad has become more part of my life now than when he was alive. Thank you Dad and Thank you Steve Hartman bring bringing life to them all. I love and miss you so much. A grateful son. Happy Fathers Day Steve and all the fathers.
Mr Hartman, I have been seeing all your videos and I am so sorry about your Dad, my dad lived to be 95 but I still miss him so so much. Wish I had the words of comfort you but I haven’t found them yet.
My Dad was a taciturn man of few words. I got only a few terse, 2-3 sentence ‘letters’ from him in his 78 years. At the end of his life, only a few days before he died from lymphoma, he asked for his notebook. He laboriously wrote for about 25 minutes, then asked for it to be given to his younger friend in his Bible study group. My step mom and I went to see what he’d so painstakingly written. It was a list of about 16-17 widows or invalids in their church, along with their addresses. Then, a list of all the trees on their properties, and the correct way to prune them for optimal fruit production, strength, and longevity. While my Dad didn’t write extensively, our phone conversations every week were great. We discussed everything, there was no topic off limits. The greatest luxury of my life has been those phone convos and our face to face discussions. We could talk about the most boring (to some) subjects: the aforementioned pruning, gardening, fertilizers, family issues, politics, music, theater…you name it. I look forward to hearing that dear voice again one day.
Steve Hartman is an inspiration for everything he does. The poignant father series was especially heartfelt. I might be an old English farmer's wife but I miss my precious dad every day xx
The Fathers of the Bride story got me. My husband died in 2017. My daughter had met and introduced us to a nice young man who was on the verge of "popping the question" when this tragedy occurred. This young man patiently waited a year so my daughter could begin to recover from her loss. When we announced they were engaged, several men who had beeb my husband's friends offered to walk her down the aisle, but she had already made her choice. The week before the wedding, I realized that 17 of our guests were members of a club along with my husband, so I asked her to call them up to have their picture taken with the bride and groom. That was the photo that was in the wedding announcement. A lot of these men had to get in line to have this privilege. I won't forget that bittersweet day.
I came across this only today. From the unsettling events that is becoming a part of our daily lives, this is truly encouraging! Thank you, Steve Hartman. I hope you'll continue with this!
CBS you should give Steve Hartman his own Prime Time Show where families can sit together and have their hearts warmed by The Good People that surround us.❤P.S. The best 1/2 hour I've had all day. 👍I need a New box of tissues. 😭
That story above that old guy being a dad and husband and his house he lived in forever could just make me break down and cry...but I'm being very strong and brave about it. 😅❤😂 Beautiful Story!!! I'm not crying-you are.
Steve, I attribute some of my recent conversations with random total strangers not only to my Mom, but your Dad. I am a 72 year old retired secretary living in Michigan. I love to strike up conversations at the gas pumps where I reveal that in 1971 I could fill up my VW Beetle for $2.10 and drive all week long. Gas was between 21 and 24 cents a gallon. I drove that 1971 VW Super Beetle off of the showroom floor with only a $300 deposit down. My car payments were $76.40 a month for 18 months. Although I cannot recall what I had for lunch today. LOL
FATHER'S DAY DADS AT WAR ** Where would I be without you dad My hero of night and day? I'm so glad you love my mother And think of us when you pray. The last time we had Christmas You reached for me with your hand. I looked at you, then made a wish That I might be just half the man. I love my father of Earth, And I love my Father of Heaven. It's a lot for me to love, you know For I’m only eleven. Mom and I sure miss you Since you left to defend our flag. When others ask, where’s your dad I can't help but cry and brag. By Tom Zart Most Published Poet On The Web!
@CBSEveningNews, could you make all your Steve Hartman videos available for viewing in Canada? It's great to see the Father's Day stories, but the rest of the playlist is hidden in Canada.
I am so sorry for your precious loss🙏🏻May you be blessed with peace and graceful healing ❤️🩹 Jesus come into my heart ♥️ Holy Spirit fill me 💦Father thank you for saving me 🙏🏻
@@suzannedepadro9265 I’m no longer a believer, but that being said my SIL called this morning and said she left church because she got bored. She and brother are former campus ministers and she is trying to figure it all out at 52. Nothing wrong with that.
Wow the last one was too much for my heart ,my dad didnt like me as a matter of fact i have only picture of me as a kid i was 3 years im dressed as a boy:(
If you believe that Jesus died for your sins and repent of your sins and believe that Jesus died and rose again, and get baptized and follow Jesus you to can have eternal life after death and see your parents again if they were believers. Jesus is the only way to heaven.
God loves you the most, and Jesus needs to be your savior for eternal life, your parents remind me of mine. Good God fearing people. More people need to be like our parents. I have lost my parents to. So your not alone.
My dad died when I was five and the only thing I remember about him was that I loved him and waited for him at the end of the day..that was over 60 years ago❤
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mom died i was in 3rd grade, dad left us with Aunt took job states away, ove in w aunt, I looked at hiway at night hoping he be in next car
My dad died when I was 10,Remember him every night.
So sad.Did your dad ever come back?@nobonespurs
Where is Steve Hartman’s Pulitzer Prize, already! Great stories about the ordinary people who elevate lives. God Bless you sir!
This series never dissapoint
Brings smiles and tears.
The man who wrote the postcards was a gem. Very consistent and fair as he wrote to all four.
Thanks Steve Hartman and these Upbuilding Stories need this 🙏👍! ❤❤❤
Each story a gift, an experience, an invitation. Thx to Steve and all the families for sharing.
I took many driving trips with my daughter. They were the best times of my life. She is gone now. I cry for her every day.
Thank you Steve ! Happy Father's Day !
This is the best Steve Hartman compilation. I have always been a fan. Especially his stories about his dad. I miss my dad every single day.❤
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I was going to say almost the same thing! I've seen probably most of these segments, but put together, this is even better! I still can tear up at the drop of a hat when I hear some of these. Steve's stories are so special. I hope he keeps telling them for years to come!
Mr Hartman's human stories are really heart warming especially about his dad. Love runs deep in the family.
18:15 18:16
Steve, you are such a good son.
I am here at work and bawling my eyes out!
Loved all the stories. They made me cry.
How does the gender reaffirming community celebrate fathers day if they naturally can't produce male seed?😜
Steve Hartman takes me on a journey of all my emotions. I usually have tears in my eyes. The piece he did with his kids made me laugh, cry, and think what a wonderful man he is. Thank you for showing us the kind and good things in life. Bless you, Steve.
How does Mr. Hartman..
Does This Gentleman Without shedding tears?
I couldn't
The last story gave me the biggest smile.
Dear God,
Please help me break this addiction of these great videos. Steve Hartman is to blame for the tears, laughter, thoughts and drive to be a better person. This is the kind of addiction I want and need. The world needs more of these type of people and reporters that bring them to us.
Steve you have made life so much more to be grateful for and to try harder. Since my dad and I have an okay relationship, I have come to realize that he gave me the lessons that I so many times didn't follow. Now that I am old, my dear dad has become more part of my life now than when he was alive. Thank you Dad and Thank you Steve Hartman bring bringing life to them all. I love and miss you so much. A grateful son.
Happy Fathers Day Steve and all the fathers.
Your stories always bring me to tears and a smile to my soul . I love them ❤Thank you Steve Hartman
Mr Hartman, I have been seeing all your videos and I am so sorry about your Dad, my dad lived to be 95 but I still miss him so so much. Wish I had the words of comfort you but I haven’t found them yet.
Steve, you've done it again❤. Thank you!
How does the gender reaffirming community celebrate fathers day if they can't naturally produce male seed?😜
My condolences on his dad. I felt like he quickly became my friend.
'Well I aint going to throw it away for $3' lol heart!
I am in tears. Thank you Steve Hartman
The best image of all is that dog in your dad's lap. That dog is in heaven. Oh, and Jeff Glor holding back tears.
My Dad was a taciturn man of few words. I got only a few terse, 2-3 sentence ‘letters’ from him in his 78 years. At the end of his life, only a few days before he died from lymphoma, he asked for his notebook. He laboriously wrote for about 25 minutes, then asked for it to be given to his younger friend in his Bible study group. My step mom and I went to see what he’d so painstakingly written. It was a list of about 16-17 widows or invalids in their church, along with their addresses. Then, a list of all the trees on their properties, and the correct way to prune them for optimal fruit production, strength, and longevity.
While my Dad didn’t write extensively, our phone conversations every week were great. We discussed everything, there was no topic off limits. The greatest luxury of my life has been those phone convos and our face to face discussions. We could talk about the most boring (to some) subjects: the aforementioned pruning, gardening, fertilizers, family issues, politics, music, theater…you name it. I look forward to hearing that dear voice again one day.
We love every single store Steve Hartman makes! Happy Father’s Day to him!
Absolutely loved the story with Steve and his dad went to the Grand Canyon ❤❤
Steve Hartman is an inspiration for everything he does. The poignant father series was especially heartfelt. I might be an old English farmer's wife but I miss my precious dad every day xx
Steve Hartman is a treasure
Steve Hartman is the best storyteller.
How does the gender reaffirming community celebrate fathers day if they naturally can't produce male seed?😜
Beautiful stories! Thank you CBS Evening News.❤️
The Fathers of the Bride story got me. My husband died in 2017. My daughter had met and introduced us to a nice young man who was on the verge of "popping the question" when this tragedy occurred. This young man patiently waited a year so my daughter could begin to recover from her loss. When we announced they were engaged, several men who had beeb my husband's friends offered to walk her down the aisle, but she had already made her choice. The week before the wedding, I realized that 17 of our guests were members of a club along with my husband, so I asked her to call them up to have their picture taken with the bride and groom. That was the photo that was in the wedding announcement. A lot of these men had to get in line to have this privilege. I won't forget that bittersweet day.
On the road!!!! My absolute FAVORITE thing to watch! Could watch ALL DAY!!! love to see the best in people!
My sincere condolences to Steve and his family, you’ve got some great memories, thank you for sharing 💕
BEST Steve Hartmasharing. EVER!
( with his Dad)...
Soooo entertain!
Thank you, Steve for sharin.
GOD bless you both...
:)
I love Steve Hartman, such wonderful stories. So we’ll done!
Beautiful stories. Thank you CBS
Steve Hartman, a great storyteller and a national treasure. Thank you for sharing your heartwarming stories. Bravo!!!!!!!
Wish I had a dad like Steve
❤some might not understand but these memory are a complete treasure better than any wealth offered.
I came across this only today.
From the unsettling events that is becoming a part of our daily lives, this is truly encouraging!
Thank you, Steve Hartman. I hope you'll continue with this!
God knew who Caleb needed in his life to help him
grow.
God knew Roosevelt would be that dad.
GOD JUST KNEW!
Cryed from start to finish. Good tears.
How can the gender reaffirming community celebrate fathers day if they can't naturally produce male seed?😜
❤so many good Dad's❤️
May he rest in peace! 😢
Loved this story …Happy Father’s Day to your Dad!
This is Top Class Heart Jerking Journalism❤👍
Steve, your story made me tear up. 😢😅, both sad and laugh. Condolences to you. Keep up your great stories ❤❤❤
Well, this sure brought some tears.....beautiful stories....thanks, Steve.
Steve is such a fast witting man,very humourous too.
Just truly beautiful
Love your Dad Steve❤
CBS you should give Steve Hartman his own Prime Time Show where families can sit together and have their hearts warmed by The Good People that surround us.❤P.S. The best 1/2 hour I've had all day. 👍I need a New box of tissues. 😭
I LOVE YOU STEVE AND YOUR DAD
That story above that old guy being a dad and husband and his house he lived in forever could just make me break down and cry...but I'm being very strong and brave about it. 😅❤😂 Beautiful Story!!! I'm not crying-you are.
I love your dad.
LOVE LOVE this!
No wonder I love your Dad he's from Ohio a Buckeye like me & my Family💕
Happy fathers day Steve!
Steve thanks u r an inspiration love u more than u will ever know ever .Your 🎉touching stories sharing loved hearts what we do best ❤😂
Love this so much! ❤
You and your dad are hilarious.😂😂😂
♡♡♡♡♡Happy Father's Day♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
סטיב הרטמן היקר תודה על כל הכתבות החיוביות שאתה מגיש .תמשיך לרגש ולשמח.
I’ve never seen a picture of a young Turk ❤ you are a National Treasure
Heartwarming
RIP dad 😢🙏
HOW YOU GET YOUR STORY AMAZE ME. . . . I AM A BIG FAN. . . . UNCONDITIONAL LOVE IS A MUST IN ALL OUR LIVES. .
Beautiful ❤
Steve, I attribute some of my recent conversations with random total strangers not only to my Mom, but your Dad. I am a 72 year old retired secretary living in Michigan. I love to strike up conversations at the gas pumps where I reveal that in 1971 I could fill up my VW Beetle for $2.10 and drive all week long. Gas was between 21 and 24 cents a gallon. I drove that 1971 VW Super Beetle off of the showroom floor with only a $300 deposit down. My car payments were $76.40 a month for 18 months. Although I cannot recall what I had for lunch today. LOL
Calab’s dad your super.
I know what you mean about being orphaned. Even as an adult we can feel bereft when those special people are gone.
Bravo
Awesome!
OMG!!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️!!!!
More evidence that Steve has the best job on television.
dad with one son, lucky you
🕯♡D♡D♡🕯
FATHER'S DAY DADS AT WAR **
Where would I be without you dad
My hero of night and day?
I'm so glad you love my mother
And think of us when you pray.
The last time we had Christmas
You reached for me with your hand.
I looked at you, then made a wish
That I might be just half the man.
I love my father of Earth,
And I love my Father of Heaven.
It's a lot for me to love, you know
For I’m only eleven.
Mom and I sure miss you
Since you left to defend our flag.
When others ask, where’s your dad
I can't help but cry and brag.
By Tom Zart
Most Published Poet On The Web!
Lovely poem written from the heart at just eleven.I hope you and your family are doing well.
If your dad still round and want to travel to Wisconsin, he don't need a map, I'll be his personal travel guide guy
Love 💕
@CBSEveningNews, could you make all your Steve Hartman videos available for viewing in Canada? It's great to see the Father's Day stories, but the rest of the playlist is hidden in Canada.
❤
He's soooo right about the Starbucks..."RIP-OFF"
Man, i wish I could buy some Steve Hartman merchandise 😢
I'm about to be 40 years old and I complain about the gas prices now lol
Yep, I've made up words and it went viral.
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♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
"faith, not lying" omg
OMG your dad is me
Being an adult orphan is a very strange feeling.
I am so sorry for your precious loss🙏🏻May you be blessed with peace and graceful healing ❤️🩹 Jesus come into my heart ♥️ Holy Spirit fill me 💦Father thank you for saving me 🙏🏻
@@suzannedepadro9265 It’s still a weird feeling, but it’s been 20 for mom (I was 31) and dad ten years later. It’s how life works.
@@suzannedepadro9265 I’m no longer a believer, but that being said my SIL called this morning and said she left church because she got bored. She and brother are former campus ministers and she is trying to figure it all out at 52. Nothing wrong with that.
I still use maps.
God first , family second, and work third, Jesus as your savior, most important. Read your bible, follow Jesus.
Lao the your more than great
Wow the last one was too much for my heart ,my dad didnt like me as a matter of fact i have only picture of me as a kid i was 3 years im dressed as a boy:(
If your dad thought gas prices were high, what did he think about starbucks?😊
If you believe that Jesus died for your sins and repent of your sins and believe that Jesus died and rose again, and get baptized and follow Jesus you to can have eternal life after death and see your parents again if they were believers. Jesus is the only way to heaven.
Who has his dog
God loves you the most, and Jesus needs to be your savior for eternal life, your parents remind me of mine. Good God fearing people. More people need to be like our parents. I have lost my parents to. So your not alone.