Reference Letter

[Doctorb]

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[jojoluvsu2]

I would imagine yes, just ask her to not mention that she knows your parents. Given that you hadn't met her prior to volunteering, you're not asking her to stretch the truth or omit something important.

[Guest JustAnotherStudent]

Correct me if I am wrong, but I think what they meant by "no friend or family member's LOF" is not having a reference letter written on a basis of a friend/family point of view. So, lets say, you work in a company, and your boss/director/supervisor is also your uncle, then I think you can still ask him for a reference letter but written from the point of view of a employer

 

Just my thought

[Doctorb]

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[charmer08]

Correct me if I am wrong, but I think what they meant by "no friend or family member's LOF" is not having a reference letter written on a basis of a friend/family point of view. So, lets say, you work in a company, and your boss/director/supervisor is also your uncle, then I think you can still ask him for a reference letter but written from the point of view of a employer

 

Just my thought

 

yeah no one will know shes your family friend unless she tells them