“When I was in elementary school, my dad would always make me a lunch for school. He would pack me a lunch box full of stuff, and I think once that stopped, his way of showing love is to set his alarm every morning to make sure I’m up and moving. Eventually, I had to learn how to make my own lunch, but he still makes sure that he’s doing something to show his love to me in the mornings. Another thing is before I go to bed every night, I tell my parents I love them. That’s the way I like to fall asleep, knowing that I’m loved in my household with both my parents. They’re the people I love the most. While I love my sisters, the connection with my parents is just different. Those are the people who support me more than anyone else.”
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Lucia Page Sander, Print Editor-in-Chief
This is Lucia's sixth semester on staff, third as an Editor-in-Chief, and first as a Print Editor-in-Chief. When she's not playing soccer for the Michigan Jaguars, competing for Lily Weightlifting, or enjoying her many responsibilities at CHS, you can find her in the Huron River, on the phone with last year's Communicator EICs, or jumping on her mini trampoline. Lucia loves surfing, watermelon, all things agriculture, and is in the process of learning how to predict the weather using clouds and enjoy long-distance running. She is anticipating a spectacular final year at Community and the helm of The Communicator.