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[b]Name:[/b] Lacey Parker (D-0727)

[b]Age:[/b] 30

[b]Gender:[/b] Female

[b]Personnel Classification:[/b] D Class

[b]Personality:[/b] A daredevil by nature, Lacey occasionally finds herself pushing her own boundaries and engaging in activities that are often frowned upon by her relatives. Despite her wild side, Lacey's a sweet person who loves lending out a hand and doesn't mind going out of her way to help others. While she sees more good than evil in the world, she will become a completely different person when she's angered or feeling cornered. With that said, she's as approachable as they come.

[b]Likes:[/b] Reading, sky-diving, traveling, animals, cooking, wake-boarding, sleeping in, and scary movies

[b]Dislikes:[/b] People smoking around her, religion fanatics, animal abusers, liars, and stuck up people 

[b]Skills:[/b] Running, whether sprinting or long distance. She's also a quick thinker and enjoys a challenging puzzle. Doesn't hurt to mention that Lacey is a hell of a shot with just about any pistol.

[b]Biography:[/b] Lacey is a veteran of the U.S. Marines. Her job while in the service was Communications Expert, or basically a translator. As rare as it seems, she spent her entire overseas tour in Russia, where she completely mastered the language to the point where ever her accent was flawless. Even though she loved her job, Lacey wasn't going to make a career out of it, especially after "the incident". She doesn't like to talk about it, but Lacey was present when a contract signing session turned ugly. Nasty words were exchanged, then people became violent before all hell broke and bullets started flying. During the debriefing, Lacey was ordered not to tell a soul, although she broke that rule when she got home and explained everything to her father. 

Some years later, when Lacey was in the parking garage after she had to stay late at work, she heard footsteps behind her. The woman didn't think much of it, but the last think she remembers was a sharp pain in the back of her head before hitting the floor.