Helen Butler Grush

Background

Grush, Helen Butler was born on August 1, 1921 in Winchester, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Horace and Helen Gretchen (Avery) Butler.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Northeastern University, 1970. Master of Education, Boston University, 1974.

Career

Teacher, Smith School, Lincoln, Massachusetts, 1962-1964; instructor, author, Massachusetts Council Public Schools, Boston, 1963-1965; supervisor, Community Svc. Corps-Migrant, Boston, 1965-1966; educational director, Perceptual Education Research, Wellesley, Massachusetts, 1966-1968; assistant professor, Lesley College Graduate School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1972-1980; co-founder, LEAD Ednl. Resources, Lexington, Massachusetts, 1972; author, lecturer, instructor, Logical Encoding and Decoding Program, 1972-1985; editorial consultant, Logical Encoding and Decoding Program Ednl.

Resources, Bridgewater, Connecticut, since 1985.

Achievements

• Helen Butler Grush has been listed as a noteworthy Educational consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member founding com.Pilgrim Congressional Church, Lexington. President Florence Crittenden League. Member American Association of University Women (board directors), Laudholm Preserve, Florida Center for the Arts, Vero Beach ARt Club.

Connections

Married Willard Parker Grush, August 29, 1942 (deceased). Children: Sandra LeFlore Bergmann, Jeffrey Willard, Kimball Warren.

Father:

Horace Butler

Mother:

Helen Gretchen (Avery) Butler

Spouse:

Willard Parker Grush

child:

Kimball Warren Grush

child:

Sandra LeFlore Bergmann Grush

child:

Jeffrey Willard Grush