Neil Gorsuch wife: Who is Marie Louise?

Neil Gorsuch and his wife, Marie Louise Gorsuch, a British citizen, met at Oxford. They married at her Church of England parish church in Henley-on-Thames in 1996.

Neil Gorsuch and Marie met on a blind date in 1995 while they were both students at the same University. The couples moved shortly to Virginia after they welcomed their first child.

The couple has two daughters- Emma and Belinda.

Who is Marie Louise?

Neil Gorsuch’s wife was born Marie Louise Burleson to her parents, Byran and Prudence Burleston in Henley-on-Thames, the United Kingdom in 1968.

Marie Louise completed her basic education at more than one school, which includes; St. Marcus Wantage and the Abbey School are situated in Reading and Rupert House School is located in Hensley.

She also graduated from the University of Oxford, where she got a Bachelor’s degree in History and Philosophy.

Although much has not been disclosed about Marie’s career, she has been publicly known for the supportive roles she has played in her husband’s career.

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