ROBERT B. PANKEY rbpankey@txstate.edu Bob Pankey is a Professor in the Health and Human Performance Department at Texas State University-San Marcos. He moved to San Marcos with his wife in the Fall of 2000 after spending twelve years as the Chair of the Department of Health and Kinesiology at Texas A&M University in Corpus Christi. Bob teaches Biomechanics and Sport Sociology at State. Recently, Bob and his wife, Jill, who is an artist, purchased the Square 1 Building in Downtown Bryan, Texas. and have remodeled it to become Square 1 Art Studio and Loft. The Pankey's hope to retire to Bryan in a few years where they will use the Square 1 Studio as their place to create art and make beer and wine. Pankey turned 62 this year, but Jill contends that like fine wine he keeps getting smoother with age. Pankey stays active and continues to run three to four times a week. He's also known around the house as "Jill's frame maker." Since taking up winemaking (mostly reds), Bob makes up to 400 bottles a year and has won numerous medals for his wines at international home winemaker conferences. Bob's love for writing personal stories has prompted him to write an unpublished book of letters to family and friends over the years and will be sharing these stories and letters with you in the future. He has also published numerous research papers and a sport psychology book titled To Fall From Athletics Gracefully by Kendall Hunt Publishers in 1991. enough MY ESSAYS 1 My Hound Dog 2 The Crawfish 3 The Love of a Winged One 4 A Story of Anna 5 Midland Hills 6 Home Away from Home 7 Ole Smokey by Bob Pankey 8 Cousin Kim: the Story of a Hero 9 The Hawk 10 The Graduate 11 Good Tired 12 Seeing the Forest Beyond the Trees 13 Climbing for Your Life! 14 We’ll Miss You Brotha Mike 15 The Domino Effect 16 On Saying Goodbye 17 My Favorite Roommate 18 My Mentor and Friend 19 Primo 20 A Eulogy for Our Mother 21 Leave It on the Field 22 My Example 23 Remembering Your Ghosts

ROBERT B. PANKEY

Bob Pankey is a Professor in the Health and Human Performance Department at Texas State University-San Marcos. He moved to San Marcos with his wife in

the Fall of 2000 after spending twelve years as the Chair of the Department of Health and Kinesiology at Texas A&M University in Corpus Christi. Bob teaches Biomechanics and Sport Sociology at State.

Recently, Bob and his wife, Jill, who is an artist, purchased the Square 1 Building in Downtown Bryan, Texas. and have remodeled it to become Square 1 Art Studio and Loft. The Pankey's hope to retire to Bryan in a few years where they will use the Square 1 Studio as their place to create art and make beer and wine.

Pankey turned 62 this year, but Jill contends that like fine wine he keeps getting smoother with age. Pankey stays active and continues to run three to four times a week. He's also known around the house as "Jill's frame maker." Since taking up winemaking (mostly reds), Bob makes up to 400 bottles a year and has won numerous medals for his wines at international home winemaker conferences.

Bob's love for writing personal stories has prompted him to write an unpublished book of letters to family and friends over the years and will be sharing these stories and letters with you in the future. He has also published numerous research papers and a sport psychology book titled To Fall From Athletics Gracefully by Kendall Hunt Publishers in 1991.

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MY ESSAYS

1 My Hound Dog

2 The Crawfish

3 The Love of a Winged One

4 A Story of Anna

5 Midland Hills

6 Home Away from Home

7 Ole Smokey by Bob Pankey

8 Cousin Kim: the Story of a Hero

9 The Hawk

10 The Graduate