63-year-old Fred Water of Waltham, Massachusetts, for 23 years and worked as a janitor on the night shift – from midnight to 7 a.m. – to ensure a bright future for their five children.
Since childhood Water was sure that he wanted to work «not only for money but to become the best in any case.» Therefore, at the age of 14 he got his first job and went to College.
But in 1994, when his eldest daughter turned 14 years old, Voter quit his job as a restaurant Manager to work at Boston College. He made this decision when I learned that, as an employee of the institution, will be able to send their children to study for free.
According to called votura, his efforts to inspire children that they all excelled in academics and sports in high school, which allowed them to go to College.
«He loves his job and most of all wants us to become the best in the business,» said his daughter Amy. After undergrad at Boston College Amy eventually went on to study in graduate school.
His daughter Alicia, the youngest of five children called votura, also received a bachelor’s degree, agrees with his sister: «the Most important thing he taught me is dedication».
But even after the release of Alicia Voter plans to continue to work as a security guard. «I like that, the man explained his decision. – It makes me feel young.»
Happy Fathers Day, Fred Vautour #respect https://t.co/4EiomvL36d pic.twitter.com/TL9pdi4GMX
— Christopher Schmitt (@teleject) June 20, 2016
