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The letter is a recommendation from Jackie Medina, Director of Development at Palmer Drug Abuse Program, for Mercedes Hightower. Medina has known Hightower since July 2014 and recommends her as an honest, hard-working, and dedicated individual. Medina states that Hightower is creative and ensures her responsibilities are met in a timely manner. Hightower has been actively seeking permanent full-time employment. Medina gives Hightower her highest personal and professional recommendation as an asset to any organization.
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