John Honeycutt Letter

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I am writing this letter in recommendation of John Honeycutt for the receipt of the West Stanly High School Alumni Scholarship. I have supervised John for two years now as a part-time employee with our Parks and Recreation Department. Through his involvement with the Locust community, he has proven to be a truly valuable asset to the department. John is extremely reliable, trustworthy, and willing to take on new challenges in order to accomplish a set goal. During my time of knowing John, he has organized and managed our main concession stand as well as the park itself. He works well with other team members and treats them, and patrons, with the utmost respect and dignity. These qualities provide a clear picture of who John Honeycutt is: a

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