Brother to brother: The Wolleys

In this series, the Indianapolis Recorder explores love, family and friendship among the city’s community leaders and residents. Jeremy, Marshawn and Michael Wolley are brothers who are committed to making an impact in their community. Here, they share some of their favorite childhood memories, what inspires the work they do, and lessons learned from their parents Elaine and Michael Wolley Sr. Eldest brother Marshawn is the president and CEO of Black Onyx Management Inc., the CEO of 1865 Analytics and the co-owner of Edgewater Financial Group. Michael II, also known as Antwone, is the assistant chief of police for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD). The youngest brother, Jeremy, is the principal at Pike High School. This email Q&A has been edited for length and clarity. (Photo provided/Michael Wolley) What activities do you most enjoy doing together? Marshawn: I do enjoy the occasional gatherings for birthdays. It’s good to see my brothers and their families, especially my adorable niece and nephews. While it should be expected, I don’t take for granted that three Black male brothers are all successful, educated — each of us have at least one master’s degree, and taking care of households. Michael (Antwone): When we do...