Dr Paretta Mexonber

Dr Paretta Mexonber was a human doctor of history, specailising in the Aqua-Indians of Baraben Prime. She worked at the Royal Musuem of Natural History in Resolute on Baraben Prime but lived in Golding on the other side of the world with her husband Hillon Mexonber and her daughter Ejjina Mexonber-Quad.
She was not a native of Baraben Prime but moved there to study the Aqua-Indians and do her doctorate. Here she met her future husband and moved there permenantly.
She was a qualified diver.
She took Ejjina to church every Christmas.
She was considered one of the best in her field and had published several books on the Aqua-Indians, but was also a great artist and helped to put together several award winning exhibitions.
She had inherited an apartment in Resolute from her parents, who had moved to Baraben Prime once she did. When they died she started renting it out to students.
She was murdered along with her husband in 313AE by drugs cartels.
She was buried in the Greater Haggleton Cemetary.
Third Avenue in Golding was renamed Peretta Avenue in her honour.
After her death her colleagues arranged for her final book to be published, "Into the Past: An Examination of the Artefacts of the Wal'Sorbi'Ultin-Nai Pyramid"
Category:Baraben Prime citizen