'You know how much I love you, right? And how I always treasure the time I have with you? Now you're my world; I got my last name changed.'
A son honored the man he considers to be his dad with a show of appreciation and love by legally taking his last name.
"I decided to change my last name because my stepdad -- which sounds weird calling him my stepdad cause he's always been my dad to me -- he doesn't have anyone to carry on his last name," Grimwade-Musto said in a video posted by the athletic department."He raised me ever since I was in second grade, and I feel like I owe it to him to carry on his last name."
"You know how much I love you, right?" he said as he leaned in close."And how I always treasure the time I have with you? Now you're my world; I got my last name changed," he added as he held up the court papers signed by a judge.
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