Johannes van Leeuwen

1836–1904 (age 68)

Biography

Johannes van Leeuwen earned respect as a ship captain who guided vessels across waves with unwavering attention to safety and to the welfare of his crew. His knowledge of the sea was matched by the kindness he showed to sailors, fostering a sense of trust that sustained long voyages.

His maritime career became a beacon for those who followed, and the Emaus Cemetery holds the memory of a navigator whose steady hand and compassionate leadership steadied many a journey.

Also buried at Emaus Cemetery

Wicher Sieders
1845–1930 (age 85)
Emaus Cemetery
Wicher Sieders was a Christian minister dedicated to spiritual leadership and pastoral care.
Maria Stahlie-van den Berg
1860–1949 (age 89)
Emaus Cemetery
Maria Stahlie-van den Berg, 1860-1949, is remembered for her warmth and steadfast presence.
Jan Moerman
1901–1961 (age 60)
Emaus Cemetery
Jan Moerman was a Dutch farmer who lived from 1901 to 1961.
Dirkje van Hoogteijlingen-Roeleveld
1855–1937 (age 82)
Emaus Cemetery
Dirkje van Hoogteijlingen-Roeleveld was a kind and steady presence in her community, remembered for her caring nature.
Willem Frederik Baauw
1898–1953 (age 55)
Emaus Cemetery
Skilled tapestry worker whose craftsmanship exemplified the decorative arts tradition.
Hugo van der Vlis
1838–1912 (age 74)
Emaus Cemetery
Hugo van der Vlis was a Dutch cooper who practiced his traditional craft during the 19th century.