There’s a certain kind of wisdom that doesn’t come from books, podcasts, or boardrooms. It’s passed down in driveways, at dinner tables, in quiet moments between “You’ll understand someday” and “I’ve got you.” It’s steady, often simple, and somehow always right on time. It shows up in one-liners, repeated phrases, and first-hand examples. It’s the voice in your head when you’re making a tough call. In honor of Father’s Day, we’re reflecting on the kind of advice that sticks from local dads.
Sergio A. Rodriguez
Creative Services Director
KVVU FOX5 TV
“Every once in a while, they’ll play through bedtime and cry through church. They’ll spill their milk, repeatedly. It’s okay. It’s just milk.”
Jared Herling
Attorney
Heaton & Associates
“Keep your courage fierce, your strength kind, and your beautiful light shining bright, always.”
Alex Mavros
Realtor
702 Property
“Fatherhood has taught me that the moments that feel ordinary today are the ones that become priceless tomorrow. Be present, enjoy them, and never take that time for granted.”
Bryan Sanders
Owner
EverGlo Studios
“Stop clowning around and be brave, be strong, be kind, and love the people around you. Make us proud!”
Ryan Bartlett
Acro Team Member & Bandit Understudy
Awakening at Wynn Las Vegas
“Advice that I hope my son carries with him as he grows up is to always work hard and take risks following your dreams. Also, that family is everything and to lead life with kindness."
Phillip Bather
Publisher’s Brother
“Keep showing up. Even if you’re not sure what to do or how to do it, never underestimate the power of presence and how much just showing up can make a difference. Happy Father’s Day, Gents!”
Angel Lopez
Soccer Coach
“Play with your children. Your love and attention are the best gifts you can ever give them.”