Episode E. Lockhart's New Jewish Superhero. Learn more. Bonnie Bernstein b. August 16, Athlete, journalist, television producer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, Bonnie Bernstein. How to cite this page Jewish Women's Archive. In fact, Bernstein used to be a married woman, with two marriages that ended bittersweetly. For instance, the Brooklyn native tied the knot, initially, to Roy Thornton.
Despite an unsuccessful first marriage, Bernstein dared to move on and fall in love again. Indeed, she found love with a man named Grant Reynolds. She is a strong and independent woman, and we are sure that a man will deservedly earn her heart again one day.
Instagram : Twitter : Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. SP RTS. Sign in. Forgot your password? Get help. Password recovery. Players Bio Editor. October 14, Bonnie Bernstein with her father and siblings After that, by putting high school life behind her, Bonnie embarked on a fruitful university experience. Bonnie Bernstein Career: Sportscaster It took a stressful three years to find a spot that provided her ample opportunity to reach even higher.
In like manner, the Brooklyn native continued her service as a field reporter for the network. In other words, Bernstein had to reduce her travel as a preventive decision. Hence, the sportscaster raises awareness regarding childhood obesity and deep vein thrombosis.
Some of her Facebook statement states as follows. Bonnie Bernstein at the sidelines for college basketball However, the exact details are still a mystery; to our dismay, it is doubtful that such an exemplary sportscaster would have a meager earning.
Nonetheless, like many unsuccessful marriages, this one ended in a slightly disheartening way. Social Media Presence Instagram : No, she is not involved in dance therapy. No, they are not friends. Open Tennis Championships rounded out her assignments at the Network. Outside of broadcasting, Bernstein is a passionate public health advocate. Since surviving near-fatal blood clots in , she has canvassed the country promoting DVT education and awareness and helped influence federal DVT legislation and a "call to action" issued by the U.
Surgeon General. In , she received Pop Warner's "Female Achievement Award" for serving as a positive role model for kids. Fields Award for academic and athletic excellence. Bernstein was born in Brooklyn, N. She presently resides in New York City.
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