Jacqueline Bradish

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Born Jacqueline Kim Bradish to Setsuko Arimatsu Bradish and Warren Allen Bradish on18 August 1966. I was born in Tecumseh, Michigan. My brother, Bradly Lynn Bradish and I were raised by our parental Grandparents (Florence and Calvin Bradish) in Tecumseh, Michigan, after my mom and dad divorced. My father served 3 tours in Viet Nam (1967, 1968, and 1969) with First Group and later 5th Group Special Forces (US Army). In Sep. 1969, my father married Roberta Mary DeLennoy and we were all stationed in Hawaii. I earned my first Bachelors Degree from Saint Leo College in Business Management in 2004. Later, I served in the US Army Reserves as an LPN with the 5502nd USAH in Aurora, Colorado. In 2010, I went back to college and earned my BA (Accounting Degree). I have worked for the Federal Government for 28 years as of 2024. My brother, father, and I served in the US Army. Roberta was a Dept. Army Civilian (DAC). She was a computer programmer/scheduler. She was a trailblazer, a woman ahead of her time. My grandparents Nd parents taught my brother and I many great life lessons that I still incorporate today.
Born Jacqueline Kim Bradish to Setsuko Arimatsu Bradish and Warren Allen Bradish on18 August 1966. I was born in Tecumseh, Michigan. My brother, Bradly Lynn Bradish and I were raised by our parental Grandparents (Florence and Calvin Bradish) in Tecumseh, Michigan, after my mom and dad divorced. My father served 3 tours in Viet Nam (1967, 1968, and 1969) with First Group and later 5th Group Special Forces (US Army). In Sep. 1969, my father married Roberta Mary DeLennoy and we were all stationed in Hawaii. I earned my first Bachelors Degree from Saint Leo College in Business Management in 2004. Later, I served in the US Army Reserves as an LPN with the 5502nd USAH in Aurora, Colorado. In 2010, I went back to college and earned my BA (Accounting Degree). I have worked for the Federal Government for 28 years as of 2024. My brother, father, and I served in the US Army. Roberta was a Dept. Army Civilian (DAC). She was a computer programmer/scheduler. She was a trailblazer, a woman ahead of her time. My grandparents Nd parents taught my brother and I many great life lessons that I still incorporate today.
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