A well-known veterinarian from New Albany, Ohio, has passed away. Kathleen Lennon, in Ohio, died suddenly on Monday, March 13, 2023.
Following a brief illness, a doctorate in veterinary medicine was announced dead. The deceased woman’s family chose not to reveal the precise reason for her demise.
Kathleen was a loving daughter, sister, and friend. The family may disclose the funeral arrangements later, as everyone is extending condolences to her via social media.
“She was a well-known veterinarian with a strong passion for American Quarter Horses. She was a talented equestrian. Kathleen’s demise is a significant loss for the equine industry. We sincerely appreciate Judd and Jennifer Paul sharing this heartbreaking news with us; we also ask for prayers and support for Kathleen’s family and friends.”
Ohio Amateur Quarter Horse Association wrote following her demise;
“The demise of member and supporter Kathleen Lennon, DVM, has shocked and saddened the Ohio Amateur Quarter Horse Association. We liked her contagious grin, compassion for exhibitors and animals, and presence at many shows.”
A renowned veterinarian in New Albany, Ohio, was named Kathleen Lennon. She earned a bachelor’s degree in applied science (B.A.Sc.) in animal sciences from Purdue University.
Kathleen Lennon returned to Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2011/2015 to complete her doctoral degree there, where she earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM). After years of working for many companies, she founded her own business, “Lennon Horse Services,” in New Albany, Ohio, in September 2022.
She was a veterinarian assistant at Horse Veterinary Services and an associate veterinarian at The Pony Express Veterinary Center, among other places. She interned at Elgin Veterinary Hospital in May 2015. She also had a job at the Rood and Riddle Horse Hospital as a veterinary assistant.
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