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Robert grew up in Vado, New Mexico, and is a proud graduate of Gadsden High School and of New Mexico State University. Robert started his career as a reporter for the Associated Press in Seattle, where he covered everything from pro sports to technology. In 1998, he joined the El Paso Times where his reporting garnered recognition and awards. Now, Robert is a filmmaker and anchor for KFOX. Last year, Robert was one of our top Bros in our Brovember Challenge and his commitment to men’s health issues continues this year as one of our Bromoters.

Riccardo had a successful and varied career before retiring at a young age and opening Wine Attitude in El Paso. He is a strong advocate for people with Intellectual Disabilities and currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Rio Grande Cancer Foundation. Riccardo was diagnosed with stage 4 skin cancer, and he shares his experience and this advice.

Serving in El Paso Law Enforcement since 1969, John Guerrero retired from the Public Defenders Office last year. He is now enjoying a full social life based around family, community and cars. His commitment to helping make El Paso a better place continues as he shares his experience with Prostate Cancer and has some words of advice for all men.

A professional educator and musician, Ben Vincent is currently teaching K-5 Elementary music at Cactus Trails and Carrasco Elementary Schools, and also leads worship on Sundays at New City Fellowship. A graduate of UTEP and valued community member, Ben has worked in education for various schools in El Paso and has served on the board of directors for Aspendale Baptist Encampment and Habitat for Humanity. Working with young students has reinforced Ben's commitment to share his message about his experience when diagnosed and treated for testicular cancer as a young man in his twenties.