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Case Study Of Greg Scaramella
April 1, 2012

To Whom it May Concern:

I am a family friend of Greg Scaramella and have known him for about ten years. Greg is one of the hardest working, most responsible young men I know. He has grown up spending a lot of time on his grandparents ranch during the summer and has learned what hard work is. He is a very focused young man and has a great work ethic.

Watching Greg grow up he has always been competitive and dedicated in whatever he is doing whether it is playing sports, umpiring games or working. Greg is a wonderful asset to any team. He is a player you want on your side. Greg wants to please his coaches and strives to be the best he can be. He is playing varsity baseball as a sophomore and is one of the leading
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