Dad Quotes.
Read what it means to be a father to our “Dads of Steele".
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“So blessed to be the father of these two girls. There is nothing like being a dad and I am very grateful to have such a loving wife and great family!”
David and his wife Karoline and daughters Charlotte and Lilly
“Being a Dad means you can live your life all over again…..just through their eyes. There’s nothing I wouldn’t do for my 4 loves. It’s a pleasure to watch them grow and prosper everyday. They make me want to be a better man.”
Dave and his daughter Avery
“There’s nothing better for a guy than having at least one daughter. A Daughter will change you for the better and these three young ladies have made me so much better. I thank God for them and my wife daily.”
Marcus and his three daughters
“Sobriety has given me confidence unlike I’ve ever had before. Most importantly, confidence to tell my story. Getting sober was the best decision I have ever made. It allows me to be consistent and present for my son, each and every day. No more blackouts, no more hangovers, no more missed memories- so much more patience, understanding, love and grace. Sobriety has given me a new life and the control and clarity to live it.”
Dylan and his son
“Congrats to Mr. Pernat for getting inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Wisconsin Chapter. Jason’s son is following in his dad’s footsteps in wrestling.”
Mr. Pernat with his son Jason
“Watching your kids achieve levels of success is one of the best rewards of fatherhood.”
Desomond and his daughter Ashanna
“Seeing all the hours and hard work that my wife and I have put into our kids start to pay off is so rewarding. To know that Owen is getting the opportunity to play in one of the power 5 conferences is still kind of surreal!! Very proud Dad here!!”
Zach and his family
“Being a part of the Dads of Steele community and serving on the Board of Directors is a tremendous honor and opportunity to give back to others by sharing my experiences of being a husband and father with the typical (and perhaps not so typical) daily challenges of trying to balance my personal and professional lives.”
Don and his family