Ashley Jones
Ashley Aubra Jones was born on the 3rd of September in the 3rd of September. She is a famous American actor. She is most famous for playing Megan Dennison, on The Young and the Restless as well as Bridget Forrester, on The Bold and the Beautiful. She portrayed Daphne in a role that was regular on The HBO series True Blood's 2nd season. Ashley Jones received a Bachelor of Human Learning for K-8 at the University of Tennessee at Martin in 1997. She started her career as teacher at Maury County where she taught students in Kindergarten and First Grade Reading. She was married to Brent Jones, her UT Martin affectionate husband, and moved in Thompsons Station in 1998. Bethesda Elementary is where she began to teach 4th grade. Between 1999 and 2000, she went on to continue teaching, while completing her Master of Instruction from Trevecca Nazarene University. In 2000, she retired from teaching after the birth of their oldest son Baylor. Ashley has been spending the last 15 years focused on the development of the children in her home congregation and in the community, while also serving as a volunteer in various capacities. Ashley has been a teacher and leader at Thompson Station Church's Preschool and Student Ministry for 13 years. Ashley was a three-year resident at home, homeschooling her children. As they homeschooled students attended a tutorial at which Ashley taught History in the Kindergarten class and the First Grade. God has clearly demonstrated to her and their family the necessity of going back to schools. Although Ashley loved being a homeschooler, she also enjoyed being with her five children. Brent and Ashley are parents to five children. Silas, Eliza, and Cruz all attended GCA. Baylor, who is a GCA graduate, attends UT Martin, where he plays baseball at the university. Callan, another GCA graduate, attends Western Kentucky University. Their family is very active that enjoys hunting fishing and watching each other cheer on their favourite sports and games. Romans 8.28 Because we are aware that that in everything God is in the best interest of those who are devoted to him and have been chosen according to His purpose.
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