Gina Cook

Gina was born in Boston and raised in San Jose. She lived in New Orleans for a year or two before settling in Lake Charles in 1982. Gina is happily married with two beautiful children and is a graduate of Lake Charles-Boston High School and Delta School of Business. Gina says she has been lucky enough to have had two syndicated shows in her career. all while maintaining a live show in Lake Charles. She is grateful to have had such longevity in a career she loves.

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