Braxton McKee

I am so sorry to learn of Braxton's passing. I loved his open positive attitude and wry sense of humor. I walk with the walking stick he gave me and I think of him.

Braxton and I grew up and attended school together in Winchester, Virginia. He and his rother,Peter,were always good for a laugh and pranks. They were great pals to hang out with in the 1940's. Harry Shendow, Richmond, Virginia

Dr. McKee has been one of the most inspirational men I've know. Such a beautiful legacy left.

Braxton was one of those people, so intelligent, so sane, so warm, so appreciative, that make you happy to be alive. It is terribly sad to have him gone from this world.

Sad news arrived here in Florida with the death of Braxton. Susie and I meet Braxton as we were being recruited to Whitney Center in 2003. He remained a close advisor from the time we arrived at WC until we retired in 2011. A keen mind who challenged all of us often but whose purpose was to make us and WC better. With his passing and that of Donna Deirs some months ago, Whitney Center has lost two of its most important advocates. I will remember him with great respect.

dr mckee was always nice to me when he would come and pick up his wife at yale health when i would be out in front of the building

Dr McKee was a resident when I was a Yale Medical student and I remember and valued his kind teaching and example as a sensitive and sane psychiatrist. I'm sure his family and friends will miss him.