Safe as jpg WITH the original date embedded?

Hi everyone!
I use Adobe Bridge to organize my photos and to adjust them in Camera Raw (targeted adjustments --- yeah ).
Sometimes I have to safe some of those adjusted photos as jpg to send them to my family (because they don't use RAW and those files are way too big of course). What really bothers me is that there seems to be no way to get the original date giving by the camera into the EXIF-data so that my family sees when I shot this or that picture.
Is there any chance to do so? I meen, when exporting pictures with e.g. iPhoto, the original date is embedded. But I don't want to abandon those brilliant adjustment tools of Camera Raw.
Thanks for your help!

The original date and time ARE embedded in the exported JPEG file's EXIF data. Please explain exactly the why you think it is not. Note that the OS file system dates are not the same as the EXIF dates.

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I'm importing into Lightroom several thousand photos I took with my first digital camera, back in 2000-2004. It's all gone very smoothly. But here's my problem:
In my old workflow, photos I spent time editing wound up as TIF files, and whatever program I used to edit them stripped out the EXIF information from them. As a result, for example, a photo which was actually taken on March 4, 2001 will have EXIF information showing it was taken on March 10, 2001, the date on which I edited it and made the TIF. All of the other EXIF data is stripped as well, the exposure data, lens information, ISO, whether the flash fired, etc. The TIF file basically seems to have no EXIF data other than the file size and my name.
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