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pilot for his landscaping show.

What I do for a living is

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love. The horticulture and de-

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Coyle has been studying

plants for 10 years and is familiar

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Customers feel at ease trust-

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beautiful all year long. The

company currently has weekly

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DC Landscape Design per-

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sponsibility Ritual

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Charnet home. I solidified

my right to receive the ritualway back on July 24, 1988.

Since then, there have been

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ty of the ritual experience for

2013. For many years, my

wife and I were the only ones

participating in the rituals,

but as the children grew

older the celebration date

each year became much more

important. My baby, Sam,

just celebrated his Bar

Mitzvah, which marked his

religious passage into adult-hood, and with that level of

maturity he also understands

RRR Day. The other kids

also never forget the signifi-

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they do, their Mom reminds

them well in advance of the

importance and meaning of

the day.

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me an RRR card that had a

black-and-white picture ofan older man sitting on a

stool milking his cow. The

inside caption, written by

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milk it for the day! The card

accompanied a specially

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which is essential to someone

of my vintage who lacks the

flexibility to scratch those

hard-to-reach places in the

center of the back. How did

he know?

One of my kids created a

homemade card for me thatthat offered a foot massage in

recognition of the special

day. Along with that was a

CD of music from the early

1970s, which became the-

matic with the other gifts I

received: CDs from the

ancient genres of music from

the late 70s and early 80s.

The artists were unimpor-

tant. (Their choices of whom

they thought I liked and lis-tened to three-and-a-half

decades ago were interest-

ing!) But the thought and

remembrance of RRR Day

were all that mattered.

I remember the transi-

tion from being single to get-

ting married and being a cou-

ple. It was an amazing time.

My wife and I were bothworking together to build our

dream, and we always had

money in our pockets for

whatever we desired. A few

years later my status matured

to parent with the birth of

my daughter, Chelsie. With

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us from parents of one to a

family of four. This was a

major increase in responsibil-

ity. Now we were responsible

to house, feed, clothe andeducate two children, while

maintaining our standard of

living, hopefully to escalate

it while simultaneously

preparing for our retirements.

Wow, the pressure was

mounting now! I immediate-

ly began a second college

funding account, as well as

added to my already robust

life insurance and disability

insurance programs. Vaca-tions were scaled down a lit-

tle bit and even omitted, but

when I put my head on the

pillow every night, there was

sincere peace of mind, for if

something negative were to

happen to either Terry or me,

the other would have been

financially prepared to han-

dle it.

The transition to family

of five, then six, was relative-ly easy. There are 12 years

separating my eldest from my

youngest, so the older two

were instrumental in helping

us with the younger ones. I

heard myself once praying

that not only should Chelsie

get a drivers license, but that

she would be an excellentand safe driver, too. Terry

and I needed some trans-

portation help. My prayer

was answered. The monthly

college savings programs

were eventually increased to

four, and we instituted retire-

ment programs for all the

kids. Terry and I increased

our retirement funding, espe-

cially after the stock market

crashes and corrections of

1987, 1990, 1994, 2000-2001

and 2002, to take advantageof the ultimate law of invest-

ing. (Buy low and sell

high!)

We were fortunate that

when college and grad school

first came upon us, the col-

lege funding I prepared for

was unneeded so the funds

could be used for other

meaningful purposes. I con-

tinue to put away for Jack

and Sam, now 15 and 13,

with the hope that these

funds may also be used forother purposes, like their first

house or additions to their

retirement plans. It is never

too soon to plan for your

retirement or your childrens

retirement!

Yes, this past weekend

was Triple R Day in the

Charnet household, known

by most of America as

Fathers Day! Im having a

little fun with you by the

title of this column, but isnt

it accurate? Fathers andmothers both make huge sac-

rifices to start and raise a

family. The financial burdens

alone are enormous, and

there are stresses and respon-

sibilities on top of that.

However, the rewards are

amazing and well worth the

sacrifices and price we pay. I

have clients who never had

children and though in some

cases they have amassed a

greater fortune, in virtually

every case, they would tradeit away for children of their

own to nurture, to love and

to dote over. And the grand-

children they do not have,

they would give the rest of

their fortune away to have

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Though my column isfinancial in nature, it is

important to take some space

every now and then to recog-

nize why it is important to do

the right things, financially

speaking. Advancement and

well-being of our family is

the foremost conclusion I

come to, followed by philan-

thropic endeavors as a very

close second. For the father

in your life, I hope youcalled, visited or recognized

him this past Fathers Day. If

that was impossible, I hope

you had the good fortune to

recognize a father you admirefor a job well done. Men are

fragile and emotional beings,

though they hate to (or

wont) admit it. They require

a little RRR at least once a

year. Please tell your father or

another that youre proud of

him as often as you can.

Mark E. Charnet is President and

Founder of American Prosperity

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T

he movies and TV can

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we live in. Dentist jokes, movie

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ousness, stress and good for the

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Dr. Stu Price (Ed Helms) in

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Dr. Bertram Pincus (Ricky

Gervais) in Ghost Town -2008

Dr. Doug Madsen (Tim Allen)

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Sydney (voice of Bill Hunter) in

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Dr. Ted Brooks (Cuba Gooding,

Jr.) in Snow Dogs -2003

Dr. Frank Sangster (Steve

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Dr. Nicholas Oz Oseransky

(Matthew Perry) in The Whole

Nine Yards -2000

Drs Steve and Ben Jessup (Phil

Lewis and Bill Henderson) in City

Slickers -1991Dr. Orin Scrivello (Steve

Martin) in Little Shop of Horrors -

1986

Dr. Sheldon Korpett (Alan

Arkin) in The In-Laws -1979

Dr. Christian Szell (Laurence

Olivier) in Marathon Man -1976

Dr. Jerry Robinson, the dentist

(Peter Bonarz) of The Bob

Newhart Show -1972

My personal favorite is Dr.

Tim Whatley (Bryan Cranston)

of Seinfeld. In this episode Jerryis accused of being an anti-

dentite!

I hope youve enjoyed

these as much as I have.

Dr. Peter Brusco is a 1980 grad-

uate of The University of Penn-

sylvania and has been practicing

in Kinnelon since 1982. Dr. Br-

uscos practice is located at 170

Kinnelon Road, Suite 29A in

Kinnelon. You may reach him bycalling 973-838-5862

or visit him on the web at

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Laughter is the best

medicine By Peter Brusco, DMD


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The Montville band

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middle school musicians

describe their sound as

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Susan Thomas-Byrnes, lead

singer and front-person for

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Brook Road. Events begin at

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