Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs, and has represented the United States Department of Defense at military bases around the world as a part of the Armed Forces Entertainment Program.

A life-long advocate for veterans, Ms. Osborn received a Governor’s appointment to a New Jersey State Veterans Home Advisory Board where she served for three years. She is proud to have represented Veterans’ Service Organizations on the President’s National Hire Veterans Committee during its tenure from 2003-2006. In 2006 she received a White House appointment to the Selective Service Board and is the proud recipient of the 2007 James C. Gates Award, given by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of New Jersey.

Having traveled to over thirty countries, Ms. Osborn has extensive international experience, and in 2004 was nominated and selected as a Delegate to Turkey with the American Council of Young Political Leaders.

Ms. Osborn attended Rutgers University on scholarships and is also an alumna of the Christine Todd Whitman Excellence in Public Service Series.

As a firm believer that each of us has a responsibility to “pay it forward” through volunteerism and public service, Ms. Osborn is a regular contributor to the New Jersey Conference of Mayors Quarterly Magazine and was elected and has served as a State Committeewoman to the New Jersey Republican Party. An active member of her community, she serves on the Board of Directors of her neighborhood in Cherry Hill, has volunteered on many local, state and federal campaigns since 1988, is a life-long activist for the humane treatment of animals and volunteers her time at a local animal shelter.