To whom it may concern:
A child's manners are a strong reflection on how they are parented. My children are dear friends with Irene and Sonny, Mr. Rodney L. Rollness' younger children. They all attended Machias Elementary School in Snohomish, Washington. Often, the children get together to play at each others houses.
Mr. Rollness and his wife are extremely cautious and protective of their children, as are my husband and I. Their initial carefulness, in regards to their children coming to our home, was a strong indicator to me that that they were loving, caring parents. As a result, I did not worry about my children when they were at the Rollness home. I knew that they were safe and well cared for.
Mr. Rollness has a quiet, gentle nature. He is a good father, who loves his family. My oldest child often commented how Mr. Rollness read the Bible. When the children were curious about his artwork, he drew pictures for them. They never felt uncomfortable in his presence. As a general rule, I make sure that there is a mother at home when my children visit with their friends. Mr. Rollness is one of the few fathers that I allowed my children to stay with.
Mr. Rollness is the father of five of the most genuinely polite and honest children ever to come to my home. Kari, Rafe, Vernon, Irene, and Sonny all display impeccable manners, and are truly grateful for anything I serve or give to them. Mrs. Rollness is a very kind and loving wife and mother. the Rollness family share strong values, and faith in God.
Very Truly,
Christy J. Furuness
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