Scott Mitchell Johnson talked to Fort Street Elementary School
“What is the one thing your father can do better than anyone else?”
Millie Couture
Age: 7
First grade
“Do his work. He feeds us and he makes us go to bed early so we can sleep well.
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Carson Cushman
Age: 8
Second grade
“Working … like at his job. He orders hats, shirts or whatever and then he puts designs on them.
I wear a lot of the stuff he makes. I like when he puts my dirt bike number — 106 — on things.”
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Kira Fitzherbert
Age: 9
Third grade
“He helps me practice singing, dancing, karate … any kind of sport I do.
For example, if I play baseball, he’ll throw the ball and I’ll try to catch it or hit it.
With dancing, he’ll tell me if I’m good or not; he doesn’t actually dance.”
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Chase Hentosh
Age: 9
Fourth grade
“Guides hunters and fishermen.
He’s a registered Maine guide, and usually when someone goes out with him, they get something.
I’ve gone hunting with him before and shot a rabbit, a roadrunner,
a hog and a javelina, which is kind of like a hog and it’s a cousin to the hippopotamus.”
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Brandon Wright
Age: 11
Fifth grade
“Yelling at sports games — both in person and on TV.
He’s really good at that. He likes basketball, and when the ref makes a bad call, he’ll yell at the TV.
When he yells we usually tell him to calm down. He’s also really good at cooking. He makes jambalaya.”
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Brooke Howlett
Age: 11
Sixth grade
“He can be really funny and think of fun things to do.
He got the idea once to go to a water park which was really fun.
My Dad also tells cheesy jokes; they’re funny, but really cheesy.
He also cooks really well. He grills hotdogs and hamburgers that are really good.”
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