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Timothy Darnell Owens 7250 Crestview * Horizon, MT 59362 * Phone (728 55-9984 * E-mail: dtowens@networld.com February 21, 2008 Mr. Zach Davis Pinehurst Athletic Center 5421 Champion Drive Horizon, MT 59362 Dear Mr. Davis: I have enclosed my resume for review in response to your advertisement for the coaching assistant position in the Horizon Daily Courier. As you can see by my resume, I have been involved in...
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Timothy Darnell Owens
7250 Crestview * Horizon, MT 59362 * Phone (728 55-9984 * E-mail: dtowens@networld.com
February 21, 2008
Mr. Zach Davis Pinehurst Athletic Center 5421 Champion Drive Horizon, MT 59362 Dear Mr. Davis: I have enclosed my resume for review in response to your advertisement for the coaching assistant position in the Horizon Daily Courier. As you can see by my resume, I have been involved in sports for several years, as a player and as a manager, trainer, and assistant. The following table lists some of the pertinent activates: Manger, boys' baseball Trainer, women's softball Catcher, men's travel team Manager, baseball men's 3 seasons 2 seasons 4 seasons 8 seasons
I plan to graduate this May from Norson Central College with a bachelor's degree in biology. After graduation, I will begin my medical studies in the sports medicine field. In addition, I offer the following: Little League coach for the past two summers Volunteer at Oakton Sports Rehabilitation Center Member of Student Athletic Association on campus I look forward to an interview so that we can further discuss the position and my qualifications. I am confident I will be a valuable addition to the staff of Pinehurst Athletic Center. Sincerely,
Darnell T. Owens
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