<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I'll be getting married next year and something I want to do is write my mom and dad a letter more or less thanking them for raising and supporting me.  I figured I'd do an individual letter to each with the knowledge that they'd share them with each other later (They've been married for over 30 years).

But I am very close to my mom and not nearly as close to my dad.  I can think of all kinds of things to write to my mom, but not nearly as many to my dad.

My mom was pretty much a stay-at-home mom and I consider her to be my best friend.  She's the person I call when I'm beyond freaking out and I honestly really enjoy talking to her.  She was definitely the primary caretaker of me and my siblings so I honestly just know her better.

My dad was/is the breadwinner and therefore not home as much but he's always worked at having a relationship with me.  He always got involved.  When I was in soccer, he was the team manager.  When I was in robotics, he became the 'rules' person for the team.  

To be honest, these things were already hobbies he had, but I think he really started them to be closer to me.  I'm the closest thing he has to a 'daddy's little girl' and I'm probably a bit closer to him than the rest of my siblings.  My dad's one of those people who's really quiet until you start talking about a subject he likes and that's kind of how it was with interaction with us too - if I was doing something he enjoyed/knew about, he was all about being there and doing things with me.

So basically, my dad's awesome, but I just don't have as close of a relationship with him as I do my mom.

How do I write letters so no one feels snubbed?
<bot>: I want to write letters to tell my parents how much I appreciate them, I am much closer to my mom, and I don't want to snub my dad.