“My kid gave up a football game to take this, and afterwards, said it was the best decision he ever made. Students don’t die on the football field … they die in car crashes.” Teaching our kids how to properly prioritize difficult decisions is critically important. - M. Barrett; Parent
 

“Don’t even think about letting your student drive on public roads without taking this first.” – D. Aaze; Parent



“This is the coolest thing that’s ever happened to our school!” - Sabrina Aslam; PTSA President
 

“There is no doubt this program saved my daughter’s life. - Troy Carter; Largo, FL


“This is the stuff you can’t get in driver’s ed” - Barry Costello; Wheeler High School


It’s almost embarrassing that this is not required.” - Patti Cain; Kell High School


“This program knocked my kid down a few pegs, and trust me … he needed it!” - Pat Fulbright; North Cobb High School


“This was the highlight of my summer!” - Alexis DiNatale; Student


“Nobody has been able to get through to my kid like this guy.” - Drake Aaze; Parent


“I FINALLY found someone my son would listen to!” - Dean Kliewer; Parent


Uncle Homer:
I wanted to say thanks for a great class Gabe and I sure got a lot out if it! It was time and money well spent. I also wanted to pass along something Gabe said on the way home. He said "Dad its to bad someone like that can't be a part of your every day life". I thought WOW what a compliment!! He also said he thought you would be a great math teacher if you bring that enthusiasm and teaching style into the class room. Thanks again for the good work. Sincerely, Paul Supino.


Uncle Homer,
Thanks so much for the great job that you do with this class. You really make it fun for the kids and the parents. It has caused us to make changes in some of the things we do as adults – for example, no cell phones while driving! My son John enjoyed the weekend, and I’m sure he didn’t expect to, because he doesn’t like giving up so much of his time on the weekend. But it was definitely time well spent. Keep up the good work training our kids in this important area of their lives. Sincerely, Barry Griggs


Homer,
I sincerely appreciate the effort you put into the program and the passion you demonstrated for preparing our kids to enter the driving world. I could see the gears spinning in Sam's mind and the whisps of smoke coming out her ears as she listened and absorbed the information. I appreciate the refresher as well. I too, am now working on correcting a few bad habits I developed over the years! Please feel free to contact me if you ever need a testimonial for the program or your approach to connecting with the program participants. Thanks again. Bob Nadolski


Dear Uncle Homer,

Your class was a life-changing experience for my son, Nick. He was adamantly and vehemently opposed to the whole thing. As you are certainly aware, 15 year-old boys are quite knowledgeable about all things driving- related, and Nick was convinced there was nothing he could learn. On Friday morning, after only attending the CLASSROOM session, he apologized for all the grief he had given me, saying, "He really made me think about what a big deal driving really is." Already, I have got my money's worth. Little did I know how much more we would both get out of the driving session.

After our first pass through the first exercise, Nick was convinced he would never be able to succeed with our gigantic car. But you gave him excellent advice and some confidence that he could actually accomplish the "impossible" and he did. Most importantly, you showed him there might be a thing or two he doesn’t know about driving. When he missed the brake pedal on the first braking exercise, it was another eye-opener for him (and you were right, it only happened once).

Thank you, thank you, thank you for all you taught Nick and me. Your ability to relate to the kids, your calm, confidence-inspiring demeanor, and your teaching ability made this the most worthwhile thing I have done for my darling boy in a long time, possibly ever. We will both be practicing the exercises in the book ( with no objection from Nick ) until we are pros. I wish I had the words to fully express my most heartfelt appreciation for what you do.

-Erin Burks

PS I have strongly urged a few friends who have "experienced" drivers to take this course. I believe it would be at least as beneficial for someone who thinks they have this driving thing down as it was for us.


Elise and I had a terrific time in your class and I am spreading the word. When will you, specifically, be teaching in this area again? Thanks again so much, Helen C./Elise Martin


Dear Principal Shaw (Lassiter High School):

You may remember that just prior to the Area Volleyball Championship against Pope, my daughter Shannan was involved in a single car accident on the way to the game. We were very blessed that she and her teammate were ok, but the circumstances surrounding this event changed my prospective on teenage drivers.

As parents, we thought we had done everything possible to make sure she was prepared to handle the responsibility of driving a loaded "weapon". She drove for 1.5 years with no events - that we were aware of!!! - and not until this accident on the way to Area Championship did I realize I had not properly prepared her for driving.

Shannan was just driving out of our neighborhood and had not even reached the speed of 15 miles per hour. She was distracted and instead of hitting her brakes, she proceeded to cross the center-line of the road and hit at least 20 pine trees which were along the side of the road. She and her teammate were fine, but her car was totaled. My first normal thought was how did she travel about 100 yards to the other-side of the street and hit so many trees without even hitting the brakes! Then it hit me, I had never practiced an emergency situation with her. These are things we just do not practice!!!!

My youngest daughter Samantha, sophomore at Lassiter, just completed the Accident Avoidance Workshop. Sam is the last of five daughters to graduate from Lassiter. She has had her license for 2 months.

I understand you were very kind and generous to allow this business to utilize your facilities for the instruction. As a parent, I have given her a fighting chance to avoid an accident and the consequences which follow.

This business did a great job and should be applauded for all it is doing to make our kids and our families safer on the highway. I for one am tired of watching the pain and suffering within my own family and others!

Sorry for long e-mail, but I feel strongly about this and stand ready to put my money where my long e-mail is. Every New Driver needs to experience this and if not this business, a similar well run and trained business should be able to utilize a facility which is paid for by our tax dollars and provides the best chance for our kids to avoid an accident or death! Your willingness to help may just save our family and yours from the cost or pain of a teenage accident. David Brooks (404) 364-9529 Office


First, let me thank you for an invaluable 6 hours. Clare and I both learned so much and had a great time while we were doing it. I feel so much better about Clare's ability to handle herself and the car in an emergency situation and can't thank you enough for that. I have already raved about the class to everyone I've spoken with that has kids close to driving age and will continue to do so. I also have three boys, ages 14, 12 and 11, so will be seeing a lot of you in the next few years!

Thank you again for everything. Dede Houk


Dear Principal Higgins,

My son William and I attended the Accident Avoidance Workshop at Walton this week. The class was excellent and very beneficial to both William and I. Thank you for sponsoring this program at Walton. I would encourage that this class be offered on a regular basis and all students be highly encouraged to attend. It is such a low cost to pay to protect something so dear to all of us. My son said this was 10 times better than the drivers education class he had taken. The driving part was the most beneficial and I could tell all of the kids had never been exposed to these types of situations before.

Thanks again!

W. E. (Bill) Flynn, III
President
Mallory & Evans Service Company
620 Kentucky Street
Scottdale, Georgia 30079
404-297-5055 Direct Line
404-867-5247 Mobile
404-297-9626 Fax