Jennifer M Malone

Work:

School Of Rock - Teacher

Education:

Trinity College, Dublin, Kent State University

Tagline:

Enthusiast

Work:

Galkos const. - Dork (1999)

Education:

Big Bear - Snowplowing

About:

I love my family with all my fart

Bragging Rights:

3 time de anza league softball mvp

Education:

Paris Jr College - Associates in Science, Kennesaw State University

Work:

Aunt Jenn's Teas & Spices - Presiden

Education:

Florida Southern College - BS Business Administration

About:

Four truths and a lie: My MG debut AT YOUR SERVICE (Simon & Schuster/Aladdin) publishes Summer '14. I spent a gap year traveling the world solo (favorite spot: Nepal).  I'm repped by the f...

Bragging Rights:

Spent a year traveling the world solo from Nepal to Romania to Fiji. Learned 99.9% of humanity is pretty freaking awesome yet somehow doesn't share my love of ice cubes in a drink. Met my husband on the highway, literally. In fact our meet-cute was SO cute we had a whole story written about it in Ladies Home Journal. My twin boys placed second in the Most Identical contest at the International Festival of Twins. Their little sister placed first in the most adorable contest at the All The People In Our Living Room Festival. I once accompanied a pajama-clad Oprah Winfrey (and her puppies) through the laundry room of the Four Seasons. I have also been in a hotel room alone with a shirtless Mark Wahlberg. In both those instances, it was not what you think. Oh, and I went into early labor while on Stevie Nicks' tour bus. That is pretty much what you think.

Family says Alabama man was turned away from 43 packed ICUs before dying | TheHill

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• Jennifer Malone, a spokeswoman for Cullman Regional, confirmed to the Post that DeMonia was a patient in our care and was transferred to a different facility, adding that the level of care he required was not available at Cullman Regional.
• Date: Sep 13, 2021
• Category: Headlines
• Source: Google

Positive at 18, Marin man's HIV diagnosis highlights ongoing threat from disease

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• "We used to work more with youth when we had a youth program that was funded through the Marin Community Foundation," said Jennifer Malone, executive director of the Marin AIDS Project. "We had to scale that virtually out of existence. We do a little education in the school still with volunteers."
• Date: Dec 01, 2014
• Category: Health
• Source: Google