TO A TEAM OF EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC SERVICE
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The document is a letter from Olga L. De La Rosa Andújar, Program Manager at HUD's CPD office in San Juan, Puerto Rico thanking her team for their dedication to public service. She acknowledges that public service allows one to contribute to society rather than just seek personal satisfaction. While there were challenges, the team came together with a shared commitment to help communities and see results. She thanks each team member individually for choosing to serve their nation through their efforts.
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