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The Character Of Gabriel Jose Paguada Matteson
I am a parent of an 11 grade student at Washington-
Lee and a community activist, president of the Hispanic Parents at Washington Lee and
Kenmore Middle School, I also serve on various advisory comities on APS. Trough my son I have met an outstanding young man Gabriel J Paguada Matteson. Gabriel has impressed me with his articulated ability to communicate with people around him. He is been express on several times been worried about community issues. He is a very sensitive and deeply self aware individual that explore his excellent verbal communications skills on a deeper understanding of the human condition of any nationalities. Gabriel has demonstrated on several occasions how he is willing to do more than what is been assignee to do or require. Gabriel is a reliable team player, leader, great citizen can …show more content…
He accomplishes these tasks with great initiative, with a very positive attitude, and demonstrates care towards the people around him.
The motivation to perform at a high level is a very valuable skill which he will convey to any institution. I highly recommend Gabriel Jose Paguada Matteson.
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