Veronica Kahnle is the wife of Yankees pitcher Tommy Kahnle. She is also an established professional in the mental health field and her work there has had unexpected benefits for those around her too. Get to know this smart beauty.
Veronica Kahnle Facts
Name | Veronica Kahnle |
| Birthday | 1989 |
| Born In | New York |
| Height | 5’5″ |
| Spouse | Tomy Kahnle |
| Hair Color | Brown |
| Eye Color | Brown |
| Wedding Date | January 24, 2016 |
Who is Veronica Kahnle Married to?
Veronica Kahnle married Tomy Kahnle on January 24, 2016 in State Room in Albany New York located on historic State Street
What team does Veronica Kahnle’s husband, Tomy Kahnle play for?
New York Yankees
Do Veronica Kahnle and Tomy Kahnle have children?
They do not currently have any children.
What type of career does Veronica Kahnle have?
Veronica Kahnle works as a mental health counselor and has her Masters degree from the University of Albany. She has worked in intense situations which she thrives on, particularly the one at Four Winds Hospital.
How did Veronica Kahnle and Tomy Kahnle first meet?
Tommy and Veronica both went to and graduated from Shaker High School in Latham, New York. They met at a New York Yankees vs Miami Marlins game and were introduced by mutual friends after the game in 2009 and she introduced him to her family in 2011.
Fun Facts
Veronica and Tommy went to the same high school, Shaker High School in Latham, New York. They didn’t meet there though! They actually met a few years after high school.
She is a very compassionate girl who said she had such a love for studying psychology all throughout school. That certainly helps her in her career as a mental health counselor.
Even though Tommy is known for his boisterous antics, Veronica’s father recounts a story where he was watching Tommy in a post-game interview for the Yankees and he immediately knew Tommy was nervous.
Veronica worked with Tommy to help him deal with his anxiety when it came to interview. Tommy said it was almost as if he would black out during the interviews. She taught him a very simple yet powerful technique. It is to just “breathe.”
Veronica’s work took her to some very acute cases at the Four Winds Hospital where she takes patients from their lowest points ever to feeling hope in just a week.
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