Mitt Romney's first grade teacher a Novi Fox Run
resident
Gloria Blazo recalls her now famous
student; an “extremely polite student who
always wanted to learn”
February 8, 2012
NOVI, MI - GOP presidential
candidate Mitt Romney’s first grade teacher now lives at
Fox Run retirement community in Novi. And when she
votes for him in the February 28th Michigan primary
election she will do so having had the unique first-hand
experience of knowing what he was like as a young child.
Gloria Blazo taught
reading, writing and arithmetic to Romney in 1953 at the
public Vaughan Elementary School in Bloomfield Hills.
Romney was six years old at the time. He was “an
extremely polite student who always wanted to learn,”
she said.
“He was not pre-occupied
with other things like a lot of my first grade students
were,” said Blazo, who trained to be a teacher at
Central Michigan University. “Once he was told what to
do and how to do it he did it and he did it well.”
Blazo, who moved to Fox
Run seven years ago from her home in Royal Oak said she
is very proud of Romney. “I think he will make a
wonderful president,” she said. “He was a fine young boy
and he is a fine man.” She added she is eager to reunite
with Romney through an official campaign event at Fox
Run.
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