Name: Gina Hollis, more Aptly Doctor Gina Hollis, PhD in biological and agricultural engineering
Age: 30
Occupation: Biological and Agricultural Engineer, specifically creating hardier plants and crops.
Family life: Gina was a foster child, eventually adopted by a loving family in Idaho. Her real parents had a little meth problem. But that didn’t stop Gina, her new foster and then adoptive family was supportive albeit large. She has three foster brothers and one foster sister as well as her parents. She has one biological sister but they haven’t seen each other in years and years, being spilt up in the foster care system.
Hair: Very dark brown, wavy, mid chest length
Eyes: Bright blue, hidden behind large black rimmed glasses.
Height: 5’4”
Weight: 130lbs
Group: CDC
Appearance: Gina doesn’t pay much attention to her appearance, more interested in what’s in her head. She tends to wear odd patterned shirts or dresses, with comfortable loose skirts or even scrub pants as she works in a lab. Clogs are the shoe of choice here.
Gina is a small and slightly curvy woman, her dark brown hair unaltered in anyway and usually falling over her shoulders in a mop or messily thrown up in a bun so it’s out of her way. She has large glasses that she really needs and bright blue intelligent, albeit odd eyes.
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Blood Type: O+
Immune: Yes.
Reason For Government Interest: Gina probably wasn’t their first choice, she was brought to the CDC last minute and was probably just the best option closely available with her credentials in genetic alteration and biology. Her main area of focus is producing hardier, longer living, larger producing agricultural yields.
Bio:
Gina Hollis was the first daughter born to her biological parents Stan and Lindsey Hollis, who married at 17 when Lindsey got pregnant. Both her parents dropped out of high school and after several years of holding minium wage jobs and working the most unwanted shifts, another accidental pregnancy, they seemed to realize their childhood was stolen and felt it was time to reclaim that.
Partying on weekends turned into partying on weeknights too, and then maybe afternoons… Drinking and weed moved onto harder stuff until one of the teachers at the public elementary school Gina and her sister Caren attended noticed something was amiss.
Social services was called and the Hollis’ were deemed unfit parents. Caren and Gina were placed in the foster care system, and to find them both homes were split up.
Gina was placed with the Adams’, a family who was highly religious and already big. They were farmers and welcomed Gina into their life graciously. Gina was clean, cared for, fed, and even loved. She continued to go to school and learn, enjoying what her teachers had to say and show her, and attended church with the Adams’ . By the time Gina was 10 years old they officially adopted her.
Gina was accepted into the university of Idaho and got her BA in Biology. She continued through state funding to get her PhD in Biological and Agricultural Engineering and took on a position in a local lab making stronger crops.
