Who's your hero?

compound complex

Greetings, JD:

Ed Dunlap. He was my instructor at Bethel. While my acquaintance with that gentleman did not extend beyond the classroom, I got to know him through these various exJW channels.

His example has been a shining light for me.

Thanks.

CoCo

Priest73

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzEb5IzdcrU

Oprah. Crazy as that may seem. She and I are the same age short a few months. From Chicago where I lived for 45 years. And no matter how powerful that woman is or rich, she has the same basic problems the rest of us do...including problems with her weight, and getting depressed now and again, and feelings of low self worth.

Money doesnt get you everything. She is very down to earth and many of the people she has had on, have helped me along the way in my life emmensely. If I could spend a day with anybody on the planet...she'd be it.

chickpea

Augusto and Michaela Odone.....(Lorenzo's Oil)

absolutely the pinnacle of parental dedication

RR

Minimus ... I just love red people

John Doe

Oprah? Allrighty then. . .

I'd have to say Ben Franklin. He was a genius, was constructive with most of his ideas, viewed religion in a practical way, people are still talking about him and using phrases he coined centuries after his death, and he knew how to shape bs to his favor. A true American I say!