Mark Greenberg’s life has been shaped by his passion for Judaism, Israel, and family, and whose journey through sports has instilled in him a profound appreciation for friendships and connections. His dedication to building community is reflected in his regular attendance at The Associated’s Partners Baltimore events, where he continues to make meaningful connections that celebrate unity within the Jewish community.A lacrosse legend, Mark has won three national championships, represented Team USA in the 1982 World Championship, and earned places in several halls of fame, including the Jewish Sports Heritage Association and Baltimore Jewish Hall of Fames. Here, Mark shares his reflections on the lessons he’s learned from sports, his dedication to his heritage and the values that guide him.Before we dive into questions, tell us about yourself growing up and about your family now:I grew up in Pikesville. I went to Sudbrook middle school and then Pikesville High. I was always playing sports in school or with neighborhood friends. I had a special affinity to basketball and lacrosse but was always more talented in lacrosse. I’m still friends with people from high school or those that I played rec sports with. In sports, when you’re teammates, you just create such a lasting bond that’s unlike anything else.CLICK FOR FULL ARTICLE