Always hate to write a complimentary letter lest it read like a eulogy.
My wife and I were corralled by Rino Ghetti on our first trip to the Community Center in the fall of 2013.
He was selling Fountain Hills and all it offered and he did an enthusiastic job. We shared similar Canadian backgrounds and that was the beginning point of our conversation. From there it was all Fountain Hills: Community Center, library, art shows, the Fountain itself, Phoenix- far and near, baseball and just walking around Fountain Hills.
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Tim and Deb MacLean
Always hate to write a complimentary letter lest it read like a eulogy.
My wife and I were corralled by Rino Ghetti on our first trip to the Community Center in the fall of 2013.
He was selling Fountain Hills and all it offered and he did an enthusiastic job. We shared similar Canadian backgrounds and that was the beginning point of our conversation. From there it was all Fountain Hills: Community Center, library, art shows, the Fountain itself, Phoenix- far and near, baseball and just walking around Fountain Hills.
He was of immense assistance in helping us get settled in town. It was a pleasure to get to know this man. I would like to congratulate Rino and his wife on their retirement.
I would also like to congratulate the town for having employees who represent it so well.
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