Debbie Royer worked at Tomales Elementary School for over 15 years, starting as a P.E. teacher and later becoming the school librarian as well. She is described as a tremendous asset, team player, and someone with endless energy and wonderful ideas. The letter writer, who has worked in the school district for 25 years in various roles, states that Debbie is one of the best employees they have worked with and recommends her highly for any job.

1. To whom it may concern:
I am honored to write a letter of recommendation for Debbie Royer. I have had the
privilege of knowing Debbie for over 15 years. I had the opportunity to work with
her at Tomales Elementary School for most of those years. She held a variety of jobs.
She started out as our P.E. teacher, teaching grades K-5 at Tomales Elementary
School and K-5 at Bodega Bay Elementary School. Tomales is a K-8 school so we had
another teacher teaching grades 6-8. She did a fabulous job teaching P.E. while
collaborating with the other teacher. Debbie is a real team player.
When additional hours became available at Tomales Elementary as our school wide
librarian she applied and became our school wide librarian and our K-5 P.E. teacher.
She has endless energy and a mind full of wonderful ideas. There were no tasks
asked of her that she did not rise to.
Debbie quickly became a tremendous asset to our school. In addition to the two
positions she held she was always volunteering to organize a special event that was
coming up. Her joyfulness is contagious. It was wonderful to be around her upbeat
personality.
I have worked for the Shoreline School District for almost 25 years as a librarian,
administrative assistant to the principal and an instructional assistant. I am
currently an instructional assistant. Therefore I have worked with many different
people. Debbie is by far one of the best employees I have had the honor to work
with. I would recommend her for any job.
Best regards,
Anita R. Liebig
Instructional Assistant at Tomales Elementary School