Clarksville Family Magazine — November 2012

The November 2012 Clarksville Family Magazine follows a sixth-grade judo champion to the international circuit, honors perseverance, and fights cancer one Bundt at a time.

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The cover feature spotlighted a local sixth grader taking their judo skills to the international circuit — a remarkable young athlete competing on a global stage, and exactly the kind of hometown-hero story that makes readers proud.

“John Anderson: Perseverance” profiled a local figure whose story embodied determination against the odds, fitting for the season of reflection and thanks. “Fighting Cancer, One Bundt at a Time” celebrated a sweet, community-minded fundraiser turning cakes into support for those battling the disease, and “Art on the Park Winners” recognized the talent behind a local art event. The health pages helped readers with “Fighting the Holiday Blues,” and a pumpkin-pie-in-a-glass recipe suited Thanksgiving.

The recurring departments round out a November number that celebrates achievement, perseverance and generosity — a young judo champion on the international stage beside the everyday heroes whose perseverance and generosity define the community, a gentle reminder that gratitude is best expressed through showing up for one another.

The John Anderson profile put his perseverance in plain terms: legally deaf in his right ear since age five, Anderson simply reads lips instead. Placed in special-education classes in elementary school for his difficulty hearing teachers, he went on to excel at Clarksville Academy as both a student and a football player — the turning point coming when an interpreter noticed his knack for lip-reading and was struck by just how far it could carry him.

Table of Contents

  • Local 6th Grader Takes Judo Skills to the International Circuit (p. 6)
  • John Anderson: Perseverance (p. 14)
  • Health Tip: Fighting the Holiday Blues Recipe: Pumpkin Pie in a Glass (p. 22)
  • Fighting Cancer, One Bundt at a Time (p. 24)
  • Your Beauty Questions Answered (p. 30)
  • Art on the Park Winners (p. 40)
  • Never Needing Cancer Detection (p. 42)
  • About Military Marriage (p. 46)
  • Roasted Almonds and a Grumpy Boomer (p. 53)

Regular Departments

  • Advice (p. 26)
  • Faith & Family (p. 34)
  • Campbell Families (p. 52)
  • The Fridge (p. 56)
  • Family (p. 58)
  • Coloring Contest (p. 71)

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