1973 – Me and my mom walking through the park to watch my father play baseball.

At the time, it was probably just another afternoon at the ballfield. Looking back now, it became one of the memories that helped shape a lifetime of love for baseball, family, and nostalgia.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms who sat in the stands, walked us to the field, supported our hobbies, and helped create memories that lasted forever.

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It’s been about 5 weeks since I released Cards From My Father, and I just want to say thank you to everyone who has supported it so far.

A lot of this book started with simple memories—baseball cards, conversations with my father, and the way those moments stick with you over time more than you realize when you’re living them.

If you’ve read the book, I’d really appreciate a quick Amazon review. Even a sentence or two helps a lot more than people think and makes a real difference in helping others discover it beyond friends and family.

Here’s the link: https://bit.ly/4tD0Xjm

Thanks again for all the support—it truly means a lot. :)

Some of my best memories growing up were sitting with my dad, opening packs of baseball cards, him coaching my little league teams and just talking about the game.

It was never really about the cards—it was about the time we spent together.

Those moments stuck with me, and they’re what inspired me to write my book, "Cards From My Father". It’s a story about baseball, but more importantly about the bond between a father and son.

I have a feeling a lot of people in this group can relate.

About the Book

https://frankscardcorner.com/cards-from-my-father

Did anyone else grow up collecting cards with their dad or have a baseball memory that still sticks with you?

The red, white, and blue of 1984 Topps is forever burned into my collector memory.

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