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Paul Rowe Ideal Hero
I am writing to request that you chose Paul Rowe as a recipient of an “Unsung Hero Award”. As a student of Mr. Rowe I look to him for inspiration and as someone I can trust. As a Music Education teacher, professional trumpet player, and conductor, Mr. Rowe shows leadership as well as an inspiration to others. No matter what the circumstance is, he always finds a way to push forward. Mr. Rowe is a symbol of an ideal hero.

To start off with, Mr. Rowe struggled at a young age. With the mom working two jobs, he would have to wash his own clothes and start doing things by himself. Later on, he would end up being a DCI (Drum Corps Associates) champion. One of Mr. Rowe's role models is Robert Smith and Manny Ferguson. Robert Smith was the first core

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