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==Early Years==

==Early Years==

Just a few months old in 1924, she was orphaned and was raised by her father's grandparents. <ref>[http://www.humboldtprolife.com/jacqueline_kasun Jacqueline Kasun] Humboldt Pro-Life</ref> After graduating from the [[University of California at Berkeley]], she enlisted in the [[U.S. Army]] and was stationed in [[Ohio]]. She accepted a teaching position at [[Pomona College]]. Eventually, Jacqueline earned a master's and doctorate at [[Columbia University]]. She married Lt. Col. Joseph Kasun (Ret.) <ref>[http://www.times-standard.com/localnews/ci_11384211 Economist and conservative Kasun dies] Times Standard, January 6, 2009</ref> and they had two daughters and a son. She would go on to author the book ''The War Against Population.'' She was known as an avid tennis player.

Just a few months old in 1924, she was orphaned and was raised by her father's grandparents.<ref>[http://www.humboldtprolife.com/jacqueline_kasun Jacqueline Kasun] Humboldt Pro-Life</ref> After graduating from the [[University of California at Berkeley]], she enlisted in the [[U.S. Army]] and was stationed in [[Ohio]]. She accepted a teaching position at [[Pomona College]]. Eventually, Jacqueline earned a master's and doctorate at [[Columbia University]]. She married Lt. Col. Joseph Kasun (Ret.)<ref>[http://www.times-standard.com/localnews/ci_11384211 Economist and conservative Kasun dies] Times Standard, January 6, 2009</ref> and they had two daughters and a son. She would go on to author the book ''The War Against Population.'' She was known as an avid tennis player.

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