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   • A Challenging Childhood
   • Coming Out of His Shell
   • Channeling Adversity Into Strength

   An only child until a sister was adopted into the family when he was 11, Rogers was overweight, shy, and sheltered. He also suffered from severe asthma, scarlet fever, and “every imaginable childhood disease,” as he put it in a 2002 interview. Such circumstances made it difficult for Rogers to fit in at his elementary school in industrial Latrobe, ...

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   From a young age, Rogers found his champions who saw past his awkwardness. Uhrin recounts a time when Rogers wanted to climb a stone wall at his grandfather’s farm but his mother and grandmother wouldn’t let him because they didn’t want him to get hurt. His grandfather stepped in and encouraged his grandson to climb the wall “because he needed to l...

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   As Stumbaugh looked out for Rogers, Rogers looked out for others. “Fred Rogers was intentional in all that he did,” Roberta Schomburg, executive director at the Fred Rogers Center, tells Reader’s Digest. Junod observed something similar in his interactions. “When Fred asked you a question, he wanted to know the answer,” Junod says. “He made kindnes...

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   • 9641 sunset blvd. The tour begins at Will Rogers Park on Sunset Boulevard. Across the street is the Beverly Hills Hotel, the City's first business, there since 1912.
   • 901 north camden dr. As you walk along Sunset west of the hotel, the house on the right was once owned by then Disney Chairman, Michael Eisner.
   • 904 north bedford dr. This is one of the City’s most legendary star residences. It’s a 6,000 square-foot house with five bedrooms and was built in 1924.
   • 910 north bedford dr. This is Local Landmark No. 14 on the Beverly Hills Register of Historical Properties. It’s the only remaining Greene and Greene designed home in the City.

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   Where did Gloria Swanson & Will Rogers live in Beverly Hills?

   • East of the hotel, were the long-gone mansions of silent screen legends Gloria Swanson, on Crescent, and Will Rogers, on Beverly Drive. She is best known for the movie Sunset Boulevard, and he was a hugely popular movie star, radio personality, political humorist, and the first honorary mayor of Beverly Hills.

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   Who was Fred Rogers?

   • Fred Rogers, the beloved host of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, is known for red cardigans, his love of children, and above all, for being kind. What’s less known about Mr. Rogers, however—and what seems a fitting story to tell on the 18-year anniversary of his passing—is how his hallmark empathy grew from a difficult and lonely childhood.

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   Did Rogers feel he had no friends?

   • “I felt I had no friends,” Rogers said in a speech he gave at Saint Vincent College in April 1995. In the same speech, Rogers tells of a time when he was walking home from school and “a whole group of boys” began following him.

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   Was Fred Rogers intentional?

   • “Fred Rogers was intentional in all that he did,” Roberta Schomburg, executive director at the Fred Rogers Center, tells Reader’s Digest. Junod observed something similar in his interactions. “When Fred asked you a question, he wanted to know the answer,” Junod says. “He made kindness a practice, not just something he talked about.”

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   What was Rogers' health like as a child?

   • An only child until a sister was adopted into the family when he was 11, Rogers was overweight, shy, and sheltered. He also suffered from severe asthma, scarlet fever, and “every imaginable childhood disease,” as he put it in a 2002 interview.

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   What was Fred Rogers greatest adversity?

   • “It seems that Fred’s greatest adversity was loneliness,” Emily Uhrin, an archivist and researcher at the Fred Rogers Center in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, tells Reader’s Digest. “He was overweight and shy and sometimes felt that people could not look beyond those things.”

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8. www.beverlyrogerswriter.comBeverly Rogers - Beverly A Rogers

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   Deep breath. Hold my hand and we'll take the long needed time to make changes we've needed to make, together! Come home to stories of faith, love and forgiveness with Christian author Beverly A Rogers.