Most Eligible Singles

I am very family oriented. I enjoy going out to fine restaurants. I love playing tennis and golf.

I enjoy staying active and going on adventures. Lounging around is fun at times, but my idea of a good day is full of activities! I like to “earn” my sleep! I don’t have a “type.” I’d rather someone be themselves, for better or for worse, than try to be something they are not in order to impress others.

Health and fitness are a big part of my life, and I hope to share this passion with my significant other one day. I love to travel and explore new places. I need a DQ Blizzard at least once a month or my life just won’t be complete!

You don’t have to find love; you will attract love. You will attract the one who loves you! Love is an action word. People “Love” differently. Also live and let live.

I have learned that we all experience love differently. It is important, in a relationship, for partners to understand and appreciate how one another feels love.

I have a good sense of humor and tend to surround myself with people who can make me laugh. My family and friends are the most important people in my life. I love to read—my genre of choice is crime fiction.

One of Stark County’s past most eligible singles recently tied the knot. Stark County Common Pleas Judge Frank Forchione married Rachel Lewis on October 24 at Skyland Pines. And the newlyweds couldn’t be happier.

Mia Morning gave a knowing chuckle when asked about her appearance in About’s 2011 Most Eligible Singles issue. “It was fun and kind of cool being in a magazine, and the article was very well written,” she said. “It made me feel special and popular.”

Scott Haws used to hate hearing the same old adage about love. After appearing as one of About’s Most Eligible Singles in 2012, people kept telling him love would happen when it was meant to.

Sorry, guys—one of Stark County’s previous most eligible singles is off the market. Stephanie Gallagher, a member of About magazine’s fourth class of eligible singles in 2013, has found love in Jeff Watzman, a 2004 Jackson High School graduate.