Patrick Caneday didn’t know what he was missing, growing up without a father around, until he became a father, himself.
Father's Day 2012
Run
James M. Chesbro runs from grief and mortality.
What Are the Odds You’ll Hear I Love You?
Increase the odds for someone you love, today
Watching Baseball with Dad
Clyde McGrady explores the bond he shared with his father over a mutual love of baseball and their favorite team.
An Email From My Father
Tom Fiffer longs to hear the ping of a new text message or email: the one that would let him know his father got his message and is replying.
Golfing With My Father
Collin Slattery and his father both believed that the ability to play golf was a marker of success.
I Think You’d Be Proud of Who I’ve Become, Dad
Jared used to be embarrassed to have a gay dad.
The Idol I Remember, The Man I Never Knew
One word does not do justice to what a father does.
Character Lesson
That which does not kill you, builds character.
My Dad Never Told Me He Loved Me. And That’s Perfectly Fine.
Ali Rizvi writes: “I was his first child, and his first son. I wonder if I was also his first experience with real intimacy.”
Father’s Day 2012
Join The Good Men Project and Salary.com in celebrating the fathers of the 21st century. An introduction to the Father’s Day 2012 series.
My Fourth Father’s Day
Being the father of a daughter is one of the hardest jobs ever: you are molding her into the woman she will become, someday.
How I Became Obsessed With Sneakers
No one has ever sacrificed for his children like Jorge Alberto Foglia, may he rest in peace.
TEX
Andy Hinds and his father share memories of Andy’s bootlegging, fist-fighting, cowboy grandfather, “Tex.”
Son of a Famous Man
John Manchester, son of one of the most famous biographers in American history, reveals what growing up is like in the shadow of a man whose success changed the nation.
Growing Up A Son of Sarge
In this excerpt of Mark Shriver’s book, The Good Man, he salutes his Dad and remembers the perks of being the Sargent’s son.