Ashley Jones

Ashley Aubra Jones (born September 3 1976) is an American actor from the United States. She is most famous for playing Megan Dennison, on The Young and the Restless as well as Bridget Forrester, on The Bold and the Beautiful. She appeared as Daphne as a character who appeared in recurring roles in season 2 of HBO's drama True Blood. Ashley Jones graduated in 1997 with a Bachelor of Human Learning K-8 from the University of Tennessee at Martin. Within Maury County, she began teaching Kindergarten and First Grade Reading. She got married Brent Jones, her UT Martin affectionate husband, and relocated in Thompsons Station in 1998. Then she began her teaching career at Bethesda Elementary, where she taught the 4th grade. From 1999 until 2000 she taught as she completed her Master of Education degree from Trevecca Nazarene University. She stepped out of the classroom in 2000 when they welcomed their son Baylor. Ashley has been spending the past fifteen years focused on the growth of the children of her church as well as in her community. She has also served as a variety of roles. Ashley was one of the leaders for the Preschool Ministry, and in Student Ministry for over 13 years. Ashley homeschooled her three children during the time she was at home. Ashley taught History in the homeschool tutorial during their years of homeschooling. God taught her family that she was a fan of homeschooling with the children and having time with them, it was now time for her to return to school. Brent and Ashley have five kids. Silas Eliza Cruz and Cruz Cruz, both GCA students. Baylor is an GCA student who plays baseball and attends University of Tennessee-Martin. Callan is as well a GCA Graduate, and he is at Western Kentucky University. They are a busy family that loves fishing for fish and hunting. They also enjoy watching each other cheer on their most loved sports and other activities. Romans 8.28 Because we are aware that about everything God is in the best interest of his people who love God and are chosen for His purposes.