**My son humiliated me thirty times in front of his wife… So the very next morning, while he sat comfortably in his office, I sold the house he believed was his.**

His achievements weren’t measured only by the buildings he helped construct but by the life he provided for his family.

Most importantly, he wanted his son Brandon to have opportunities he never had growing up.

When Brandon was young, Franklin paid for good schools, extracurricular activities, and eventually a college education. Every major milestone in Brandon’s life was supported by his father’s sacrifices.

Like many parents, Franklin believed that giving his child a better life was the ultimate reward.

For years, he never questioned whether those sacrifices were appreciated.