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Brayton, Deborah Dee was born on July 8, 1954 in New York City. Daughter of Duncan Arthur and Helen Jon (Lee) Brayton.
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Deborah Dee Brayton
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Deborah Dee Brayton, American Social worker. Certified diplomate in social work; certified home economist. Named Community Woman of the Year, St. Albans Congregational Church, 1986; recipient Achievement awards Congregational Church of South Hempstead, New York, 1989, Metropolitan Association United Church of Christ, New York City, Honored Laywoman Coordinating Center for Women, United Church of Christ, 1993.
Education
Bachelor, Queens College, 1978; Master of Social Work, Hunter College, 1980.
Career
Social worker, Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, 1980-1985; therapist, New Hope Guild, Brooklyn, 1985; social worker, Queens Hospital Center, Jamaica, New York, since 1985. Consultant St. Albans (New York) Family Life Center, since 1986.
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Membership
Active Girl Scouts United States of America. Vice chairperson board directors United Church of Christ. Coordinator Center for Women.
Member NASW, American Home Economics Association, Coalition of Black Home Economists, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
