Troy Kotsur’s wife, Deanne Bray, is an American actor and director. American actress Bray was born deaf and speaks both English and American Sign Language well.
She is most recognized for playing Sue Thomas in the television series Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye. She is also well-known for her recurring part on Heroes as Emma Coolidge.
California native Bray, who graduated with a bachelor’s in biology from California State University, Northridge, was found performing with a deaf dancing company named “Prism West” at a Deaf festival.
This led to her breaking into the entertainment industry. Bray has lived in southern California for the majority of her life; she was born there in Canoga Park, Los Angeles.
Although she was primarily reared by her father in California, she spent a few years living in Seattle with her mother, where she completed grade 8 at the Washington State School for the Deaf.
While Bray’s mother elected not to learn any ASL, her father was able to communicate in some simple ASL.
As a representative for Language Equality and Acquisition for Deaf Kids, Bray fights for better early childhood education for deaf children (LEAD-K).
She is working toward her master’s in sign language education. On the DVD, Bray co-hosts with Missy Keast. What To Expect: A comprehensive resource for pregnant deaf or hearing-impaired women called Your Pregnancy.
Troy is an American actor and director by the name of Michael Kotsur. In the movie CODA, he played a supporting role that brought him a number of honors.
Troy, who is 53 years old and was born in Mesa, Arizona, is claimed to have married to Deanne Bray in 2001. Troy was born on July 24, 1968.
According to reports, Troy and his wife Deanne have a daughter named Kyra Monique Kotsur.
Troy attended Westwood High School for his high school education.
His drama teacher in high school encouraged him to take part in the senior variety show, where he gave a well-received pantomime skit that inspired him to pursue theater.
