1. Tewksbury Memorial High School
320 Pleasant Street
Tewksbury, Massachusetts 01876
PRINCIPAL
Brenda Theriault-Regan, C.A.G.S.
ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS
M. Eileen Taylor Osborne, Ed.D.
Jason Stamp
MAIN OFFICE
(978) 640-7825
FAX
(978) 640-7829
GUIDANCE SERVICES
(978) 640-7838
September 17, 2012
To whom it may concern,
It is my pleasure to write this letter of reference for Cassius “Cash” Eweka. While I have only known Cash for the
past few months, I cannot speak highly enough about the dedication, work ethic, professionalism, and expertise
he displayed while working as the network integration and technology installation specialist at our newly
constructed Tewksbury Memorial High School. Cash served as the lead technician for Whalley Computer (WCA),
the company that was contracted to install and network the thousands of technology devices in our newly built high
school.
Cash worked tirelessly to satisfy the diverse networking and technology needs of our brand new 220,000 square
foot school. I observed him to be one of the first contractors to arrive on the job, and often there late into the
evening. In simple terms, Cash was dedicated to getting the job done.
As our staff began to come on board in the school, many reached out to Cash for help with the new technologies in
their classrooms and offices. In a professional and caring demeanor, he tended to all the needs of our staff, while
also completing the contracted work of WCA. I cannot tell you how impressed we all were to have such an
accommodating and skilled technician on the job. Technology is a wonderful thing, but end users need to know
how to work it. While not totally in his job description, Cash made sure that all his hard work with wires and
hardware met the needs of the end user. The startup of our school, for students and staff, was enhanced by his
presence. His professionalism, trustworthy and friendly spirit were truly appreciated as well.
Accompanying his expertise with technology, Cash possesses excellent managerial skills. He managed several
contracted workers that were installing the new technologies for WCA. Many times I observed them coming to him
for support and direction. He showed extreme patience, organization, and reliability when working with his staff
and with ours, as there were several technology priorities being managed at the same time. He ‘thought on his feet’
and problem solved situations as they arose. Cash is a true professional and a highly regarded member of the
team that made for a successful opening of our brand new high school. WCA’s reputation was heightened due to
Cash’s efforts.
Cassius “Cash” Eweka would be a tremendous asset to any company or business endeavor he chooses to become
involved in. He has my highest recommendation. If you have any further questions with regard to our experiences
with him, please do not hesitate to call me at 978-640-7825.
Sincerely,
Brenda Theriault-Regan
Principal