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Kasun 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]] while studying at Columbia. 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.

Kasun 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]] while studying at Columbia. 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.

Dr. Kasun died in Bayside, Ca. on January 1, 2009, at the age of 84.

Dr. Kasun died in Bayside, Ca. on January 1, 2009, at the age of 84.