Survived by husband Pieter; brother David Brodsky of Michigan.
Earned a master of science degree in psychology from Wayne State University and a master of science in sociology degree from the University of Oklahoma. She was a social worker at Plymouth State House and at the Hague. She also taught at the University of Toledo and the University of Oklahoma. Mrs. Leenhouts was a president of Americans with Dutch Spouses and of Democratic Americans in Holland.
(Detroit Jewish News obituary)
Earned a master of science degree in psychology from Wayne State University and a master of science in sociology degree from the University of Oklahoma. She was a social worker at Plymouth State House and at the Hague. She also taught at the University of Toledo and the University of Oklahoma. Mrs. Leenhouts was a president of Americans with Dutch Spouses and of Democratic Americans in Holland.
(Detroit Jewish News obituary)
Survived by husband Pieter; brother David Brodsky of Michigan.
Earned a master of science degree in psychology from Wayne State University and a master of science in sociology degree from the University of Oklahoma. She was a social worker at Plymouth State House and at the Hague. She also taught at the University of Toledo and the University of Oklahoma. Mrs. Leenhouts was a president of Americans with Dutch Spouses and of Democratic Americans in Holland.
(Detroit Jewish News obituary)
Earned a master of science degree in psychology from Wayne State University and a master of science in sociology degree from the University of Oklahoma. She was a social worker at Plymouth State House and at the Hague. She also taught at the University of Toledo and the University of Oklahoma. Mrs. Leenhouts was a president of Americans with Dutch Spouses and of Democratic Americans in Holland.
(Detroit Jewish News obituary)
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