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Cole Dunsford: An Amazing Student
To Whom it may concern:

Cole Dunsford is an amazing student who strives to fulfill his fullest potential each day through leading, serving, and supporting others. He is motivated in all situations to try his best and puts others before himself. Not only is he motivated, he motivates others as well. Needless to say leadership, intelligence, and serving others are skills that Cole continues to show daily in and outside of the classroom.
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