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it’s Free! april 2013 fort wayne’s bold • bright • beautiful inspiring today’s woman APRIL FAVORITES ‘Tapestry: A Day For You’ is April 26 Urban Gardening: Is it For You? To Meat or Not To Meat Celebrate Earth Day Don't Curb Your Curb Appeal Inside: An Exclusive Chat With Sissy Spacek www.glo-mag.com Big, Tall , Skinny, Small, Muscled... We take them all! Invest in Yourself Celebrate What Makes Our Club Special in 2013 We Offer 2 FREE Personal Training Sessions, Sauna, Whirlpool, Racquetball, Childcare, Classes, Walking Track, Wallyball, Free Weights & More! Stop in for a FREE Tour Today! JOIN TODAY & RECIEVE 1 MONTH FREE Hurry Offer Expires 5/15/13 Must Bring Coupon at Time of Joining One Coupon per membership 2 glo april 2013 l l apri apri Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 123456 78910111213 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 get your may 21 22 23 24 25 26glo today! 27 28 29 30 National Humor Month ~ Keep America Beautiful Month ~ National Poetry Month ~ Stress Awareness Month ~ Sexual Assault Awareness Month~ Library Week (week one) ~ Garden Week (week two) Administrative Assistants Week (week four) ~ April Fool’s Day (1) ~ Dyngus Day (1) ~ International Fun at Work Day (1) ~ National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day (2) ~ Don’t Go to Work Unless It’s Fun Day (3) Hug a Newsman Day (4) ~ National Walk to Work Day (5) ~ Plan Your Epitaph Day (6) ~ Caramel Popcorn Day (7) ~ National Siblings Day (10) ~ Scrabble Day (13) ~ National Librarian Day (16) National Garlic Day (19) ~ Volunteer Recognition Day (20) ~ Take a Chance Day (23) ~ Secretary's Day (24) ~ Take Your Daughter to Work Day (25) ~ World Penguin Day (25) ~ Kiss Your Mate Day (28) shutterstock.com april 2013 glo 3 read up... highlights 3 April Calendar April 2013E | Vol. 4 No. 1 | www.glo-mag.com 8 The Fort Wayne Derby Brats and Tootsie Rollers Keep Rollin’ On 10 Don’t Curb Your Curb Appeal 6 13 Dining with Divas: Cork ‘n Cleaver What is Tapestry: 14 “She glo(w)s:” Lori Block-Keys A Day for You? 15 “He glo(w)s:” Todd Stephenson 16 Earth Day Extravaganza Q & A with Eat, Volunteer and Play with Mother Nature 12Marci & Courtney Crozier 20 Urban Gardening: Is It For You? 24 Lady Lit & Hits Wow! Really?: The Effects of 26 “Small Talk with”: Suzie Jordan 18 Media Exposure 28 Fashion Forward 29 Décor Direction A Chat with 30 To Meat or Not to Meat? 22 Sissy Spacek Spring into Vegetarianism 31 Movies with Mom 32 April To Do List 34 Happy Travels E publisher Ron Baumgartner ……………[email protected] business manager Collette Knepp ……………[email protected] the Cover director of marketing Kip Schumm ………[email protected] publications manager Kim Gross………………[email protected] Artist: Nena Brown marketing assistants Darlene Eichelberger, Kara Judy account executives Betsy Didier ………………[email protected] Artwork: editor-in-chief Jeri Seely …………………………[email protected] Tapestry is inspired by educational opportunities and the support that women give each editor Rebekah Whirledge …………………[email protected] other in life. This artwork consists of a central female face, with vines extending from the feature writers Julie Young, Barb Sieminski, Davina Black, hairline. At the end of each vine there is a book, or a blossom which represents a subject Judi Loomis, Carrie Bragg, Amber Recker learned through obtaining an education. On the central face you will find images of other feature photographers Karrine Williams women’s faces (One face which is that of Sissy Spacek) to show the diversity of Tapestry. graphic designer Maymie Ankrom It is a mixed media piece using watercolors, pen and ink. director of circulation Jerry Ryan ………………[email protected] Nena Brown is an award winning and published graphic designer, and a fine artist. She has a bachelor’s degree in Fine and Commercial Art from PO Box 188 • 206 South Main St., Milford, IN 46542 800.733.4111/Fax 800.886.3796 the University of Saint Francis. Nena is currently the Community Editorial Ext. 2320 & Advertising Ext. 2375 Relations Specialist at Neighborhood Health Clinics. She is the owner of glo www.glo-mag.com NDB Designs which specializes in graphic design and marketing. Nena also owns Artistic Impressions Studio of fine art. She can be reached at glo is a news magazine with emphasis on inspiring women of all ages. glo does not knowingly accept false or misleading advertising or editorial content, nor does glo or its staff assume (260) 755-0027, [email protected] or responsibility should such advertising or editorial content appear in any publication. glo http://nenabrown.wix.com/ndbdesigns for graphic design and marketing assumes no liability for any claims regarding services or products or claims made by advertisers. consultation. To view, purchase, or commission Nena’s art visit No reproduction of glo is allowed without express written permission. Mailed subscriptions are available, prepaid with order at $39.00 for one year. Mail your request, along with your check to http://nenabrown.wix.com/artisticimpressionsstudio. She also teaches glo, P.O. Box 188, Milford, IN 46542. Your cancelled check will serve as your receipt. private, or group fine art classes. Copyright © 2013. 4 glo april 2013 P.S. from the editor our years ago this “Fmonth, the first issue of glo was released. Most of us who help create glo each month have been around since the beginning and we’ve watched the mag- azine take off and find a real- ly nice place within the Fort Wayne community. You guys, it just makes our hearts so full! I love hearing from local ladies on how they’ve embraced glo and look forward to perusing it each month. There are so many wonderful people doing wonderful things in this community, and it’s been an honor to spread the word about them. In this month’s issue, you’ll learn about more than a few wonderful community members as well as the Fort Wayne Derby Girls’ younger siblings, the Derby Brats and the Tootsie Rollers. These groups have done so much to empower girls. In this month’s issue, we will get you to think spring, too: Earth Day fun, urban gardening, vegetarianism, curb appeal for your home and more. Getting involved and promoting local causes like the Fort Wayne Derby Girl’s Bust a Move to benefit Cancer Services, Francine’s Friends Mobile Mammography, Fort Wayne’s Tapestry for IPFW student scholarships, the the Go Red for Women campaign for heart health, among other things, has been so rewarding, too. Four years ago, I stood at the glo Tapestry booth and handed out the very first, brand new issue... and, of course, no one had heard of glo before! This year, we’re one of Tapestry’s major sponsors and have 48 issues under our belts. As part of glo’s support for Tapestry, you’ll find in this month’s issue: lots of event details and exclusive interviews with keynote speaker Sissy Spacek and breakfast speakers, Marci and Neighborhood Health Clinics, Inc. Courtney Crozier from “The Biggest Loser.” Quality, Convenience & Close to Home You’ve also already noticed the cover art this month. It was created by Nena Brown, the winner of our first Tapestry/glo Cover Contest. Family Medical Care Congratulations, Nena, you perfectly captured Tapestry’s (and glo’s) mission of inspiration, renewal and education for women in all stages Women’s Health of life. As I said to the other artists who entered this contest: The tal- ent in the local artist community is simply outstanding! I so wish I Prenatal could make everyone a winner! Pediatrics Last but not least, we’d love to reach 1,000 “likes” on Facebook to WIC celebrate glo’s 4th anniversary! Could you help us? Go to www.facebook.com/glofortwayne and click “like” and be sure to Dental Services spread the word to your Facebook friends, too. NHCI accepts most insurances, including Medicaid and Medicare. A sliding fee scale, based on income and family size, is available for uninsured patients. Thank you and you and you for supporting glo! We appreciate each and every reader and supporter. We are now accepting new patients! Call us at 260-458-2641 Happy April! ” www.nhci.org Rebekah Whirledge shutterstock.com [email protected] april 2013 glo 5 What is : A Day for You? Tapestry: A Day for You is a day of inspiration, renewal and education for women in all stages of life. Celebrate the fabric of women while raising funds for women's scholarships at IPFW. Join us Friday, April 26, 2013, from 7:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne for an entire day just for you! Do you need a day for you to be you... no responsibilities, just fun? Of course! Come to Tapestry and enjoy: Keynote speaker, Sissy Spacek. Motivation with the “Biggest Loser” past Academy Award and Golden Globe contestants Courtney and Marci Crozier winning, Emmy nominated actress, who will share their weight loss story, wife, mother and author who has long “The Journey,” at the breakfast program. maintained her focus on what matters most – home and family. Spacek will take us behind the scenes of her expansive career, and give an exclu- sive look into her personal life. Inspiration from the 2013 Dedication Despite fame and success, she never Honoree, Pat Parker, a dedicated volunteer in forgot her roots. the Fort Wayne community and one of the founders of the McMillen Health Center.
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