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1. www.imdb.com › name › nm2773626Betty Robison - Biography - IMDb

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   Mini Bio. Betty Robison is known for LIFE Today (Randy Robison) (2020), Life Today with James Robison, Betty Robison, Randy Robison, and Tammy Trent (2023) and Life Today with James Robison (2002). She has been married to James Robison since 1963. They have three children.

2. lifetoday.org › about-life › james-betty-robisonJames & Betty Robison – LIFE Today

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   Betty was born in a working class home in Lufkin, Texas, along with her three siblings. Her parents raised her in a Christian home, and when they relocated to Pasadena, they attended the Baptist church pastored by Rev. Hale. James and Betty were married by Rev. Hale on February 23, 1963.

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   What did Betty Robinson do for a living?

   • Betty Robinson sold the ribbons and pins she’d collected at the '28 Games, though she held on to her gold medal. She found work as a secretary and saved what she could. It turned out to be enough. She made it to Berlin, and apparently it was evident that she was happy about that. The New York Times nicknamed her "Smiling Betty."

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   Who was Betty Robinson's science teacher?

   • "And it just so happens, her science teacher was waiting for the same train," says Roseanne Montillo, who has researched and written about Betty Robinson's story. That science teacher, a fellow named Charles Price, was a former runner and the coach of boys’ track team.

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   How old was Betty Robinson at the 1936 Olympics?

   • But through a combination of determination, skill and experience, she won her place. She was still only 24, though now the oldest member of the relay team. The 1936 Olympics are best remembered, rightly, for Jesse Owens’ four gold medals, but Betty Robinson also made her mark.

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   How did Betty Robinson qualify for the 1928 Olympics?

   • Within a few months of outrunning Charles Price’s expectations, Betty Robinson qualified for the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam. Her timing couldn’t have been better. Before 1928, the Olympics hadn’t included track and field events for women. Women could swim. They could compete at archery. They couldn’t run.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Betty_RobinsonBetty Robinson - Wikipedia

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   Elizabeth R. Schwartz (née Robinson; August 23, 1911 – May 18, 1999) was an American athlete and winner of the first Olympic 100 metres for women. [1] Early life. Robinson was born in Riverdale, Illinois. She was a student at Thornton Township High School when she achieved national acclaim as an Olympic champion.

5. jamesrobison.net › aboutAbout James Robison – James Robison

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   1 day ago · James Robison is the founder and president of LIFE Outreach International and the founder and publisher of The Stream. Since 1968, James has presented the Gospel on television. He launched the daily television program LIFE Today with his wife, Betty, in 1995.

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7. lifetoday.org › hosts-co-hosts › betty-robisonBetty Robison – LIFE Today

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   Betty Robison – LIFE Today. Biography. Betty Robison cohosts LIFE Today with her husband James. The program reaches more than 300 million households in North America, Europe and Australia. The Robisons founded LIFE Outreach International, a worldwide media ministry and missions organization.

8. www.runnersworld.com › who-is-betty-robinsonBetty Robinson: the fastest woman in the world who came back ...

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   Mar 7, 2019 · Born on August 23, 1911, Betty Robinson grew into a good-natured teenager who liked to play guitar, act in school plays and run in races at social events organised by her school or the local...

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    Dec 8, 2017 · December 08, 2017. Bill Littlefield. The 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games were the first to include track and field events for women. Betty Robinson (second from left) took home a gold medal in the...