Shirley Anne Bramhall

Background

Bramhall, Shirley Anne was born on December 8, 1926 in New York City. Daughter of Isadore and Kate (Gluck) Willinger.

Education

Bachelor, University Colorado, 1947. Master of Arts, University Pittsburgh, 1972.

Career

Research associate, Morton Hoffman & Company, Baltimore, 1961-1964; consultant, 1964-1969; neighborhood planner, Pittsburgh Planning Department, 1969-1971; deputy director, Pittsburgh Planning Department, 1971-1975; division chief, Small Area Planning division, Denver, 1975-1979; chief planner, Community Development Agency, Denver, 1979-1981; program officer, Piton Foundation, Denver, 1981-1984; president, Bramhall & Associations, Denver, 1984-1987; deputy director, Denver Planning and Community Development Office, 1987-1992; planning consultant, since 1992. Former instructor urban studies Johns Hopkins University, U. Baltimore, Notre Dame College Baltimore. Adjunct Professor planning U. Colorado School Architecture and Planning, Denver, 1984-1987.

Achievements

• Shirley Anne Bramhall has been listed as a noteworthy City planner, city official by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President, vice president, member Denver Housing Authority Board, 1984-1987. Member American Planning Association, National Association Housing and Redevelopment Officials, Denver City Club (vice president 1985-1986).

Connections

Married Marvin Scilken, April 1946 (divorced June 1947). Married David F. Bramhall, August 13, 1948. Children: Martha Ann, Frederick Paul, Jenny Rachel, Rebecca Laura.

Father:

Isadore Willinger

Mother:

Kate (Gluck) Willinger

Spouse:

David F. Bramhall

Spouse:

Marvin Scilken

child:

Martha Ann Bramhall

child:

Rebecca Laura Bramhall

child:

Frederick Paul Bramhall

child:

Jenny Rachel Bramhall