Robert A. Rector DDS

I grew up with the Rectors,Dr.Rectors son,(Reed) was my best friend as we grew up.When Reed and I would get into trouble Dr.Rector would make us pick dandelions in his yard,and the times that we would,nt get in trouble he would let us pick the dandelions for 2cents a piece.He would bring us up to the cabin when we were young,we had to work till noon then it was time for lunch which was aways beens and hot dogs,after lunch we got to hunt with him,I will miss him dearly.

My dental office was across the hall from his in the Medical Arts Building and Bob made me feel welcome as a new dentist in town. He was a very caring and excellent orthodontist who always did what was best for patients.

This man was the fastest talker when dictating letters! I worked with him during my junior/senior years of high school. He was a very nice person...His work with patient's and his outcomes were amazing! Rest in peace Dr Rector---Karen Kay Rinehart

Oh my gosh, just think of all the lives Dr. Rector has touched! I not only had orthodontistry done on me but also my husband and both of my sons had their teeth straightened by Dr. Rector. RIP Dr. Rector and may your family find peace in their loss. Marijean Dutmers Pike.