Bob Zee

Bob Zee was born at home a few miles from Almyra, AR. in 1925. Served 3 years in the Navy during WWII, graduated from Arkansas A & M College, Monticello, AR. 1949, was Principal and basketball coach at Dollarway School, near Pine Bluff, AR., 1949-50.

Left the field of education to pursue a career in Human Resources. From 1950 through 1997 he worked for the Army, Air Force, NASA, Health and Human Services and the Indian Health Service. The Indian Health Service assignment was as a fact finder, investigating complaints alledging fraud, waste and abuse of employees or property. He traveled extensively throughout the United States in the performance of these duties.

Now, Bob enjoys relaxing in the Florida sun, writing, doing watercolors, biking, fishing and watching the cardinals and squirrels take turns eating sunflower seeds at the bird feeder.

Bob has two publications; Passing Thoughts and Poetry Too (My Reflections), Wind & Fire-Changed a Way of Life, is about growing up on a farm in Arkansas. Bob likes to write stories and poems about yesterday, today, tomorrow and things that could have been, but never were. He likes living in the today, one day at a time, and likes to be around folks who have a good sense of humor and enjoy life in general.