The late Myrna Maria Ruiz was a retired teacher married to Floyd Joseph Malveaux, a physician who became dean of the Howard University School of Medicine. Myrna Maria Ruiz was the mother of CNN correspondent Suzanne Malveaux, who died after an illness in 2018.
Myrna Maria Ruiz was born in 1941, married Floyd Joseph Malveaux and gave birth to four children, namely Suzette Malveaux, Suzanne Malveaux, Courtney Malveaux and Greg Malveaux. She was a retired early childhood teacher with a master’s degree and played a very important role in most of the children’s lives, making them great people.
She contributed greatly to disaster relief efforts for her community and church and was known for her generous, non-judgmental support of family, friends and strangers. But unfortunately, she could not fight for long against the fatal disease of physical functioning (ALS), which weakens the muscles, and therefore died peacefully in her apartment on April 13, 2018.
Unfortunately, there is no cure for ALS, but ALS patients could be prescribed medication to relieve their pain and make them more comfortable, and thanks to Myrna Maria Ruiz, who tried to raise awareness most people have ALS. that and their research helps too.
Their children
Of all Myrna Maria Ruiz’s children, Suzanne Maria Malveaux is the one that almost everyone knows for her work as a journalist at CNN and who was its White House correspondent until recently, when she married her lesbian partner Karine Jean-Pierre. His brothers and sisters are civil servants and some hold important positions in certain companies.
The award-winning journalist is known for her excellent reporting work and has had the opportunity to interview former President George Bush, Bill Clinton, Laura Bush and several other personalities and has traveled all over the world through her work.
Suzanne Maria Malveaux and her lesbian partner Karine Jean-Pierre have been together for 2 years and recently got married on May 13, 2022. Suzanne Maria Malveaux and Karine Jean-Pierre currently live with their adopted daughter Soleil Malveaux Jean-Pierre.
Suzette M. Malveaux is the identical twin sister of Suzanne Maria Malveaux and is a professor of American law, civil rights attorney, and director of the Byron R. White Center for the Study of American Law at the University of Colorado.
Suzette M. Malveaux began her practice as an attorney at the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs in Washington and began her teaching career at the University of Alabama School of Law in 2003. She joined the University of Colorado Law School in 2018 as a senior professor of civil rights law.
Courtney Malveaux is the manager of the Richmond, Virginia office of Jackson Lewis PC. His practice focuses on representing employers in investigations and citations conducted by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and other regulatory agencies, often following catastrophic incidents. He also served as an assistant attorney, associate solicitor general, assistant attorney general, and special assistant to six Virginia attorneys general.
Gregory Malveaux is a professor of English at Montgomery College and has served as study abroad coordinator and director of international education in higher education for over a decade and a half, as well as co-chair of the Maryland Community College International Education Consortium .