​Bio

Marlene Marshall was born in Guyana, South America.  She migrated to the USA as a teenager where she attended NYC Technical College, there she obtained an Associate Degree.  She then continued her education at CUNY-Hunter where she obtained a BA in Sociology and a Master of Science Degree in Elementary Education. Her goal was to work with inner city youths combining her expertise in sociology and education to help solve some of the low performance and societal problems facing students, thus effecting positive change in their communities however, she remained working in social services covering many city agencies from social welfare, health education, fair hearings and finally Adult Protective Services.
Marlene was a volunteer for Boy Scouts of America and served in Founders District as membership committee chair, as MAL, Round Table member representing Packs 316 and Packs 3333.  She is also still the Committee chair for Packs 316 and Pack 3333.  A member of the OA an elite community service unit working out of BSA Founders District, Queens New York.
Marlene was very active in her local church community as the recording secretary on the fundraising committee, a Eucharistic Minister, a religious emblem counselor and a president on the home school Association for her children’s Elementary and Middle schools.
Marlene has now retired and has relocated to Florida where she has started on a new journey of becoming a published Author.  She likes to travel, read, camp, hike and attend Broadway plays as often as she can.