Gloria Jean Kildow

Background

Kildow, Gloria Jean was born on December 8, 1951 in Bessemer, Michigan, United States. Daughter of Bernard Thomas and Martha Jane (Lewandowski) Olejnicak.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Northern Michigan U., 1973; Master of Arts in Counseling, Oakland U., 1994.

Career

Substitute teacher, Oakland (Michigan) Schools, 1974-1977; substitute teacher, Sarasota (Florida) Schools, 1974-1977; teacher, Northwestern High School, Flint, Michigan, 1977-1978; production specialist, Truck & Bus division General Motors, Pontiac, Michigan, 1978-1988; alternate Extensible Authentication Protocol representative United Auto Workers Local 594, Truck & Bus division General Motors, Pontiac, Michigan, since 1988. Instructor Dale Carnegie courses Ralph Nichols Corporation, Southfield, Michigan, 1986-1991.

Achievements

• Gloria Jean Kildow has been listed as a noteworthy Psychotherapist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member ACA, APA, United Auto Workers (civil rights standing committee), American Mental Health Counselors Association, Michigan Association Counseling and Development, Michigan Mental Health Counselors Association, Oakland Association Counseling and Development, Association for Religious and Value Issues in Counseling, Graduate Counseling Student Association Oakland U., Chi Sigma Iota.

Connections

Married Ronald Lee Kildow, October 1, 1977. Stepchildren: Tina, Adria.

Father:

Bernard Thomas Olejnicak

Mother:

Martha Jane (Lewandowski) Olejnicak

Spouse:

Ronald Lee Kildow

child:

Adria Kildow

child:

Tina Kildow