Bob McKee, DVM

Well, this is a bit of an improvement on what HAD been posted. I must have copied Dr. Bradley's page over mine. In retrospect it's just as well that I did since the page that I had up was a little long winded. This picture is a little old but I will try to get a more representative picture up shortly.

I was an Air Force brat until 1961 when my family moved to my parents home town of California, Mo. I lived on the farm until 1971 when I moved to Columbia, Mo. to attend the University of Missouri. I had several careers while in undergraduate and graduate school: wildlife biology, animal science and avian reproductive physiology. I worked for a clinic in Columbia for 7 years, as manager of patient care and supervisor of animal care technicians. While attending veterinary school I worked as a hematology and cytology technician at the University of Mo. Medical School. I worked as a veterinarian in Easley, SC for 3 years after graduating from veterinary school in 1986. I opened Foothills Animal Hospital on Dec. 1, 1989. And here I am now!

From "The News" 4-20-03:

Now this might be the only picture of me on the web site taken in this milleneum. This one is for my friend Matt's benefit. The weather here has been the finally been nice for riding the bike some. I ride alll winter but it's not quite the same with 3 layers UNDER the insulated coveralls. Matt knows more about my bicycle days than my motorcycle days. I still ride the bicycle but places to ride that are safe are pretty limited in the Liberty area. Most of my bicycle time is on the wind trainer.

Matt, who was a pretty conservative guy when I knew him, will be glad to know that I always wear the helmet and long pants when I ride and usually the leathers. I don't get to take many long rides with my work schedule. However, last week a few of my friends and I took a tour of back roads in the Pickens County area on a fine spring Sunday and it was fine . . .