Georgina Marrero

Background

Marrero, Georgina was born on September 23, 1954 in Havana, Cuba. Daughter of Federico Efrain and Ana (Raab) Marrero. came to the United States, 1960.

Education

3ème degré diplôme, Institute d'Etudes Francaises, Tours, 1972; d Études Francaises, Barnard College, 1976; Bachelor cum laude, Lesley College Graduate School Education, 1983.

Career

Elementary bilingual tutor, Waltham (Massachusetts) Public Schools, 1977-1979; staff assistant I, Harvard University Real Estate, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1980; staff assistant II, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, 1980-1981; staff assistant III, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, 1981-1982; Latin teacher, Hamilton (New York) Center School, 1983-1984; secondary bilingual migrant teacher, Walla Walla (Washington) Public Schools, 1984-1986; secondary bilingual migrant teacher, Lucia Mar Unified School District, Arroyo Grande, California, 1986-1988; elementary English, language development teacher, Metropolitan Nashville (Tennessee) Public Schools, 1988-1989; secondary foreign language teacher, Metropolitan Nashville (Tennessee) Public Schools, 1989-1992; teacher Latin, University School Nashville, 1992-1993; free-lance writer, since 1993. Volunteer Spanish interpreter Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 1976. Volunteer English as Second Language teacher Cleveland-Marshall Cmty.

Schools, Dorchester, Massachusetts, 1976. Barnard alumnae admissions representative Barnard College Admissions Office, New York, C, since 1980. Alumna volunteer Pine Crest School Alumni Office, since 1993, board directors, since 1993.

Achievements

• Georgina Marrero has been listed as a notable Writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member, membership co-chairperson, advisor Harvard Student Wives Association, Cambridge, 1975-1982, president, 1977-1979. Member League of Women Voters, Hamilton, New York, 1982-1984, Colgate Women's Club, Hamilton, 1982-1984, Whitman Women, Walla Walla, 1984-1986. Member Pine Crest School Founder's Arete Society.

Interests

• Avocations: foreign travel, ethnic dining, participation in multicultural activities.

Connections

Married Kenneth Alan Scherzer, April 11, 1975 (divorced June 1991).

Father:

Federico Efrain Marrero

Mother:

Ana (Raab) Marrero

Spouse:

Kenneth Alan Scherzer