TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN June 27, 2024
Re: Leonel Olguín Muñoz
I met Leo early in the Spring of 2015 when I spotted him stopping by the empty house next door. The house sat adjacent to my backyard. I had been feeding an old abandoned dog named Blackie for 9 months who the old neighbors had left behind when they moved away.
I introduced myself to Leo and handed him a large bag of dog food. He told me that he didn't have a dog and, that was when I informed him that his house came with a dog. Blackie was born there and went with the house, which was his house now. Leo was surprised but not alarmed. He said that he had seen a black dog a time or two wandering around in his yard, but thought it might be one of the neighbors dogs. Leo told me that he worked out of town a lot and sometimes only came home on weekends, but then he thought of a solution for Blackie. Leo decided to make Blackie a nice warm bed under the house with food and water to last for the entire week. Leo took good care of Blackie for a few years until Blackie's death. Leo is a kind and caring man who has been a very good neighbor.
Leo is also a very hard working man and when I needed help he volunteered to mow my yard for several months. He also took my trashcan up a steep slope to the road for garbage pickup when I could no longer do it for myself each week. He never asked for anything in return.
Leo also got married to a woman with a little girl. All was fine for a while, I don't know how many years they were married, but his wife started cheating on him and stepping out while he was away at work, and of course this led to a divorce.
Leo has done so many good things and helped me so much during the 10 years he has lived next door to me, too numerous to mention here. I can always count on him. I will be 80 years old in September and it has been so comforting to have such a good neighbor nearby who is willing to help in any way that he can. All the neighbors love him because he is such a hard working man who does so much for all of us.
Sincerely,
(His neighbor)
Sandy
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