Every week, we will spotlight members who embody the spirit of Real Men Real Style - consistency, wisdom and genuine community. This week - we’re recognizing three men whose daily actions, words and example have lifted the entire community. 🔥 @Gunny Khan A retired U.S. Marine, now serving with the American Red Cross - living the good life on a small homestead with his wife. 📍 Member of 3 Groups: RMRS, Brotherhood of Scent, Watch Lover - RMRS - Joined Feb 7, 2024 | Level 9 - BOS - Joined Mar 4, 2024 | Level 9 - WL - Joined Jun 3, 2024 | Level 9 🏆 Milestones & Highlights - #1 All-Time on the RMRS Leaderboard - #7 All-Time on the WL Leaderboard - Level 9 across all three groups - Daily motivational posts and words of encouragement - First to comment - first to cheer others on 💬 Gunny brings wisdom, heart, and discipline to everything he does. He’s the kind of man who lifts others just by showing up - proof that leadership is built on service and kindness. 🔥 @Chad Smith Born in 1975. Served 26 years in the Royal Australian Navy, retired in 2019. Husband, father of two daughters, and on his personal style journey since 2021. 📍 Member of 3 Groups: RMRS, Brotherhood of Scent, Watch Lover - RMRS - Joined Feb 7, 2024 | Level 9 - BOS - Joined Mar 2, 2024 | Level 8 - WL - Joined Jun 3, 2024 | Level 9 🏆 Milestones & Highlights - #5 All-Time on the RMRS Leaderboard - #2 All-Time on the WL Leaderboard - Style inspiration through consistent OOTD posts - Positive, friendly energy and solid life advice - Recently overcame 70 minutes of surgery and a third clavicle break - still shows up, still smiling 💬 Chad brings resilience and positivity to the community. He reminds us that real strength isn’t about perfection - it’s about persistence, grace, and humor under pressure. 🔥 @Brian McGuire ’75 – Men’s clothier ’84 – Financial advisor ’90 – Fly fisherman ’04 – Celtic band singer ’05 – Martial artist ’10 – Scout & sailor

A local tree service guy will call me if he's working on a tree in my area to see if I want the wood. This is a case where dumping it in my yard is closer than going to the dump. It works for him and I get free wood out of the deal. Before I got rid of my pickup truck, I was selling it, but now it's just for my personal use (and now my oldest son since he bought a house a couple of miles from me). This is always logs, never cut to size so my first job is chainsaw work to cut it to size that will fit within my log splitter's capacity of 24". Here's the load of oak that he delivered around lunchtime that I just cut to size. All PPE. After crushing 2 of my fingers in the splitter a couple years ago, I figured the last thing I needed was a chainsaw through my thigh. 🤣 Warner