Stephen Nash
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Stephen Nash
Summary
Stephen Nash is a human[1]. He was born on March 22, 1942[2]. He worked as a diplomat[3].
Key Facts
- Stephen Nash was born on March 22, 1942[2].
- Stephen Nash's father was Thomas Gerald Elwin Nash[4].
- Stephen Nash's mother was Gwendolen Selina Osmaston[5].
- Among Stephen Nash's spouses was Rose-Marie Birgitta Bornstrand[6].
- Stephen Nash was married to Boonying Permkasikan[7].
- A child of Stephen Nash was Maurice Nash[8].
- A child of Stephen Nash was Tanya Selina Nash[9].
- A child of Stephen Nash was Linda Helen Nash[10].
- A child of Stephen Nash was Joseph Thomas Elwin Nash[11].
- A child of Stephen Nash was unknown daughter Nash[12].
- Stephen Nash held citizenship in United Kingdom[13].
- Stephen Nash's professions included diplomat[3].
- Among Stephen Nash's employers was Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office[14].
- Stephen Nash is recorded as male[15].
- Stephen Nash's instance of is recorded as human[16].
- Stephen Nash's family name is recorded as Nash[17].
- Stephen Nash's given name is recorded as Stephen[18].
- Stephen Nash's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[19].
Body
Origins and Family
Stephen Nash was born on March 22, 1942[2]. His father was Thomas Gerald Elwin Nash[4]. His mother was Gwendolen Selina Osmaston[5].
Career and Affiliations
Stephen Nash's professions included diplomat[3]. He was employed by Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office[14].
Personal Life
Spouses include Rose-Marie Birgitta Bornstrand[6] and Boonying Permkasikan[7]. Children include Maurice Nash[8], Tanya Selina Nash[9], Linda Helen Nash[10], Joseph Thomas Elwin Nash[11], and unknown daughter Nash[12].
FAQs
Who were Stephen Nash's parents?
Stephen Nash's father was Thomas Gerald Elwin Nash[4]. Stephen Nash's mother was Gwendolen Selina Osmaston[5].
Who was Stephen Nash married to?
Stephen Nash's spouses include Rose-Marie Birgitta Bornstrand[6] and Boonying Permkasikan[7].
What did Stephen Nash do for work?
Stephen Nash worked as diplomat[3].