Early Life
Leach was raised in a blue-collar family. Her father was a sheet metal worker and union member. Her mother was a full-time homemaker. She worked her way through college and in 1963 graduated from Roosevelt University with a degree in psychology.
In 1964, she and her husband Bob moved to California. In 1967 they settled in Walnut Creek, where they raised their now grown children, Carol and Brian.
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