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Title: Chief Marketing Officer, PF Growth Partners Lives: Cockeysville Family: Daughter, Anna Isabella, 5 Q: What’s your favorite chore? A: I thoroughly enjoy cutting the grass. We just moved into a house after living in an apartment for four years. Needless to say, it was one of the first chores …

Meet this month’s Dad Life interview, Zachary Wein. Title: Agent, Baltimore Police Department Family: wife, Emily; and kids, Paden, 12; Wyatt, 9; and Alice, 6 Five things you can’t live without? It may sound corny but I believe the only things I couldn’t live without are the people in my …

This month’s Dad Life interview is Reagan Warfield. Title: Morning show host, MIX 106.5 Lives: Hunt Valley Family: wife, Sara; and daughter, Adeline, 3 Five things you can’t live without? My phone to document my family’s life, especially (and this is a big one for a radio guy) to capture …

Lives: Baltimore Family: Spouse, Amanda; Daughter, Annie, 18 months Occupation: Executive Director, Open Works Tell us about your work and how you got in this field. I am the executive director at Open Works, a nonprofit makerspace in central Baltimore. We work a lot like a YMCA, but instead of …

Lives: Baltimore Family: Wife, Donesha; children, Robert, 20; Amaya, 14; Ariel, 10; and Macai, 7 Occupation: Founding Executive Director, Beyond the Natural Foundation Tell us about your work and how you got in this field. I am a musician, songwriter, producer, and founding executive director for Beyond the Natural Foundation …

When my oldest daughter was born, and even before, I worried about princesses the way people worry about bedbugs. I was afraid that once they got into our lives, they would never leave and that the child would be obsessed by the celebration of wealth, beauty, privilege and the need …

Lives: Phoenix Family: Wife, Tracey; Reilly, 14, Natalie, 11 Occupation: Senior Vice President for Wealth Management, UBS “If you can start teaching your children how to handle money in their early years, the benefits can last forever.”   Tell us about your work and how you got into this field. …

The biggest surprise in going from one child to two is that I was — somehow, in spite of everything — unprepared for how much more exhausted I would be once my second daughter was born. Looking back, it sounds absurd: We were increasing our workload, so naturally we would …

Lives: California Family: Wife, Jennel; Son, Tony, 4 Occupation: Safety, Baltimore Ravens Why football and when did you know this was the career for you? I have always been a football guy. I started playing football at the age of 4, and I never skipped a year of football throughout …

In my youth, Father’s Day used to mean performing a bit more obligatory yardwork (mow and edge), maybe a round of golf, an afternoon watching our local Double A Major League Baseball affiliate or a day full of crooning Frank Sinatra and a delicious home-cooked Italian meal. The third Sunday …