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Exciting Highlights from the 2025 Best Dad in Maricopa Nominations

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The annual Best Dad InMaricopa contest shines a light on the everyday heroes of fatherhood, celebrating the dedication, love, and sacrifices fathers make for their families. This year, over 120 nominations poured in, each showcasing heartfelt stories and fond memories that exemplify the incredible role of dads in the community.

Karsten’s Ace Hardware has proudly returned as the presenting sponsor, with local advertisers contributing prizes to honor these remarkable fathers.

Highlights from the nominations reveal the essence of fatherhood without naming individuals but focusing on their impactful actions:

One father took on multiple roles as a “personal chef, chauffeur, and full-time student,” never missing the chance to surprise his kids’ classmates with treats on the last day of school. Another stepdad, nominated for his unwavering love, stepped in when needed, earning the affectionate title of “dad” from the children he supports. Many fathers were recognized for managing demanding jobs while dedicating their evenings to read bedtime stories or coach youth sports teams.

In one instance, a dad dedicated weekends to help his children with LEGO projects and learn new skills like pizza-making. He even picked up a new sport to share in his son’s passion. Another nominee was described as the “glue” holding his family together, offering support and encouragement selflessly. Numerous nominations came from single mothers, adult children, and neighbors who noted the quiet humility and love shown by local dads.

These stories serve as a reminder that great fatherhood is defined not by perfection but by consistency and love, manifested in everyday moments.

Thank you to everyone who nominated a father and shared the reasons they believe their dad deserves recognition.

The Top Three Winners will be announced on Father’s Day, highlighting the dads who exemplify the best qualities of fatherhood in Maricopa.