Jean Gettelfinger Krejci
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Jean Gettelfinger Krejci
Summary
Jean Gettelfinger Krejci is a human[1]. She worked as a medical anthropologist[2], Christian nun[3], community organizer[4], activist[5], and community health worker[6].
Key Facts
- Among Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's spouses was John Phillip Krejci[7].
- A child of Jean Gettelfinger Krejci was John Mark Krejci[8].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci held citizenship in United States[9].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's professions included medical anthropologist[2].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci worked as a Christian nun[3].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's professions included community organizer[4].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's professions included activist[5].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's professions included community health worker[6].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci worked as a diversity trainer[10].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's religion is recorded as Catholicism[11].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci is recorded as female[12].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's residence is recorded as Lincoln[14].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's family name is recorded as Gettelfinger[15].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's family name is recorded as Krejci[16].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[17].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Spanish[18].
- Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's writing language is recorded as English[19].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include medical anthropologist[2], Christian nun[3], community organizer[4], activist[5], community health worker[6], and diversity trainer[10].
Personal Life
Among Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's spouses was John Phillip Krejci[7]. A child of her was John Mark Krejci[8]. Her religion is recorded as Catholicism[11].
FAQs
Who was Jean Gettelfinger Krejci married to?
Jean Gettelfinger Krejci's spouses include John Phillip Krejci[7].
What did Jean Gettelfinger Krejci do for work?
Jean Gettelfinger Krejci worked as medical anthropologist[2], Christian nun[3], community organizer[4], activist[5], and community health worker[6].