Gina Bryan
Honor Code SignatorySigned 30 Jan 2018 | 160 contributions | 15 thank-yous | 197 connections
Signed 30 Jan 2018 | 160 contributions | 15 thank-yous | 197 connections
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Gina L. Bryan aka Hewitt, Bortz
Born 1970s.
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Biography
Gina Bryan was born February 22, 1973 to David Thomas Bryan and Peggy Jo Millitzer Bryan at 7:36am in Florida Hospital South on Mills Avenue in Orlando Florida. Shortly after her birth, the family moved to Charleston, WV to be closer to paternal relatives. It was during this time that Gina met her paternal great-grandparents, Della Violet Reynolds Bryan (called Ma) and James Woodrow Bryan (called Pa). The two lived on a large family farm in West Hamlin, WV. Gina remembers family stories about Ma Bryan having each of her babies in a timely fashion after drinking castor oil. All of Ma Bryan's pregnancies resulted in live births, which took place in the creek behind the house. They grew different crops on the farm. One of these was potatoes. The only reason that I remember this, is because I was playing near the drying shed with an oil gun and sprayed oil all over the new crop of potatoes which was drying in the shed. In 1981, the family moved back to Orlando, Florida, and have resided in that vicinity ever since. Once back there, Gina attended Azalea Park Elementary School for grades 3-6, Stonewall Jackson Junior High for grades 7 and 8, and then Colonial High School 9th grade Center, and then Main Campus in sequence. During the early spring of Gina's Junior Year of High School, she became pregnant with twins, who were born October 5th, 1990. Gina completed her senior year at a facility called BETA.
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