Carole Marks Bobruff

Background

Bobruff, Carole Marks was born on November 11, 1935 in New York City. Daughter of Morris Frank and Harriet (Lehman) Marks.

Education

Student, Quinnipac College, 1955. Student, University North Carolina, 1956. AS, University New Haven, 1981.

Bachelor of Science in Human Services, New Hampshire College, 1982.

Career

Founder, director Tyndall Air Force Daycare Center, Panama City, Florida, 1957-1960. Medical assistant Digestive Disease Associates, New London, Connecticut, 1974-1982. Program coordinator Pre-Trial Release Program, Norwich, New London, 1982-1984.

Case manager, counselor residential criminal justice program Cochegan House, Montville, 1984-1985. Executive director Retired Senior Volunteer Program Southern New London County, 1984-1991. Producer, host national radio program A Touch of Grey, Groton, Connecticut, 1990-1997.

Producer, host Senior Focus Talk American Radio Network, since 1997. Chief Executive Officer Focus Commission. Treasurer Director Volunteers in Agencies, New London, since 1986, Connecticut RSVP Directors, 1987.

Board directors Cochegan House, Widowed Persons Service, Waterford, Connecticut.

Achievements

• Carole Marks Bobruff has been listed as a noteworthy radio producer, radio personality by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President women's auxiliary New London County Medical Association, 1986-1987. Board directors League Women Voters, New London, HOSPICE, New London, American Cancer Society New London County. Member Women's Network New London County, Children and Family Services, Public Relations Network, National Association Female Executives, Brandeis University.

Connections

Married Jerome Bobruff, June 20, 1954 (divorced 1986). Children: Ellen, Neal, Paul, Mark.

Father:

Morris Frank Marks

Mother:

Harriet (Lehman) Marks

Spouse:

Jerome Bobruff

child:

Ellen Bobruff

child:

Neal Bobruff

child:

Mark Bobruff

child:

Paul Bobruff