by Kern Campbell, MBA | Oct 16, 2017 | Family, Financial Analysts, General Interest, Investment Commentary
Work Hard, Play Hard We often hear people say, “work hard, play hard” when they describe their efforts to blend work and play in their daily lives. This past week, Ashley and I tried to live the “work hard, play hard” mantra. Ashley had to be in Denver for...
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by Kern Campbell, MBA | Oct 4, 2016 | Family, Financial Analysts, General Interest, Sports
An Amazing Father-Son Trip As I shared with you in a previous post (A Father-Son Adventure), my father and I had two big road trips planned this year around sporting events. The first trip was a memorable one, but the outcome was slightly less than magical (Tennessee...
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by Kern Campbell, MBA | Sep 7, 2016 | Family, General Interest, Sports
A Father-Son Adventure As many of you know, I am an avid fan of college athletics. Of the sports, football is my favorite. I love the traditions, the marching bands, the energy and excitement in the stands — Not to mention the tailgating! One (of many) shared...
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by Kern Campbell, MBA | Jul 6, 2016 | Community Involvement, Family, General Interest, Uncategorized
Camping on Shackleford Banks was a success! We were able to fit in our camping trip June 24-26 after rescheduling from early May due to weather. There were plenty of storms in the area, but they went around our campsite! We only had 20 minutes of rain the entire...
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by Kern Campbell, MBA | May 24, 2016 | Community Involvement, Family, General Interest, Sports
This past weekend was supposed to be a bucket list event for many of the Dad’s in our Y Princesses tribe. This was our third year in the program, and for our final official camping trip we wanted to go all out and camp on Shackleford Banks. For those not familiar with...
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by Kern Campbell, MBA | Jul 21, 2015 | Education, Family, Financial Analysts, General Interest
Where is everything? Time to organize and centralize your documents. Before retirement begins, gather what you need. Put as much documentation as you can in one place, for you and those you love. It could be a password-protected online vault; it could be a file...
