Patsy EgelandPatsy grew up in the Fullerton/Central City, NE area on a dairy farm. She is a 1987 graduate of the University of Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture in Curtis. In 1988 she started working at the St. Paul Veterinary Clinic as a Licensed Veterinary Technician. She and her husband Dan have one son, Zach, who has graduated from Nebraska Christian High School in Central City and attends college in Norfolk Nebraska. In their spare time they show & raise Shetland Ponies on their acreage near Clarks, NE.
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Michele KillionMichele grew up and raised her daughter, Emily, near Ashton, NE. She began working at the St. Paul Veterinary Clinic in January 2000. She is our receptionist/jack of all trade. Her husband Glen is the owner & manager of River Junction Livestock Nutrition in St. Paul. They enjoy attending their grandchildren, Hayden & Tatum's, activities and showing them the love of farm life on their acreage near St. Paul.
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Samantha KorthSam grew up in the North Bend area and graduated from the Northeast Veterinary Technology Program in 2015. She started working for St. Paul Veterinary Clinic as a Licensed Veterinary Technician in 2021. Sam, her husband Jamie and sons, Mach and Magnum, live on an acreage near St. Paul and raise Quarter Horses and Appaloosas and collect classic cars. Sam enjoys Barrel Racing in her free time.
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Cydney TurekCydney grew up on a farm and ranch west of Cairo with her parents and three older sisters. She
graduated from the University of Nebraska at Kearney with an Agribusiness degree in 2022. She started working at the St. Paul Veterinary Clinic the summer of 2022. In her free time, she enjoys family time especially with her nieces and nephews and spending time with her fiancé, Cody Wetzel. Cydney loves various activities such as riding horses, kayaking, and playing sand volleyball! |
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Leo HaggertyLeo grew up in Spalding and moved to the Saint Paul area in 1998. He has worked for the Saint Paul
Veterinary Clinic since March of 2022. Leo is very involved in his community, having been Mayor of Cushing since 2013 and a member of the Saint Paul Fire Department for more than 20 years. He enjoys hunting and raises cattle and horses with his wife Gina and two daughters, Jalee and Ki. |
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Andrew BauerAndrew grew up in Wood River and moved to the St. Paul area in 2011. He started working for the Saint
Paul Veterinary Clinic in November 2022. Andrew and his wife, Carlie, live on an acreage near Saint Paul with their three children, Hadley, Clint, and Kasey. He enjoys hunting, fishing and competing in Team Penning in his free time. |
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Jeremy PossJeremy has farmed and ranched his entire life north of St. Paul. He graduated from Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture in 2005 with a degree in Ag Production & Ag Business. He has been with the St. Paul Veterinary Clinic since 2007. He and his wife, Candi, have 4 children Landen, Laityn, Lenna, Larynn who keep them extremely busy.
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Garrett HanischGarrett grew up on a farm north of St. Paul where he farms with his family when he is back from college. Garrett recently graduated from the University of Nebraska--Lincoln with a B.S. degree in Biological Sciences. He has began his veterinary education in the UNL Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine (PPVM), which is a collaboration between the University of Nebraska--Lincoln and Iowa State University. He still comes and helps during breaks from school
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Chris Jensen
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Chris was born and raised by Cotesfield where he still resides with his 2 children Clay, Olivia, friend Dawn Bransfield and their daughter Lilly. They raise beef cattle and Quarter Horses. He has worked at the St. Paul Veterinary Clinic since 1997.
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Don Jehorek - retiredDon began working at the St. Paul Veterinary Clinic in 1964 when it was owned by Dr. J.J. Lewis at the site in town. He was drafted into the Army for 2 years, and then returned to continue working at the clinic after his discharge from the service. He was born and raised in Ashton, NE where he and his wife, Elaine, live on his home place raising beef cattle and cats. Don Retired 1/1/2020 and is missed daily.
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