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Isabella Cavazos Character Analysis

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I, Makayla Taylor, am writing this Character Reference for Myrtle and David Parsons in refence of their relationship with their granddaughter Isabella Cavazos. I have known their daughter Rebecca Parsons since high school in 2012. While studying at College we reconnected through a class in the Fall of 2015 and since that time I have been given the privilege to have gotten very close to this precious family. David and Myrtle recently lost their only son in August 2016. Despite all things, they have maintained a stable, warm and loving home for Rebecca and Isabella. In my times of need they have even been my own safe haven. I can truly say they are my family.

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