Thomas Lechner
Thomas Lechner was born in 1925. He resided with both Harold and Winifred Lechner as well as four other siblings.
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Early Life and Education
Thomas Lechner was born and raised in Springfield Gardens, NY where he attended Springfield Gardens High School before attending College of the Holy Cross and graduating with a BA in English Literature before continuing onto Yale Law School to receive his Juris Doctor.
He worked at the EEOC for eight years before being appointed by President George H.W. Bush to the U.S. Court of Appeals for District of Columbia Circuit – remaining there until his death in 2022.
Dr. Thomas Lechner is a Family Medicine specialist located in Milbank, SD who practices at. He earned his medical degree at American University of the Caribbean / School of Medicine and has been in practice for 30 years.
Professional Career
Thomas Lechner has appeared in seven games for Germany’s U-21 Futsalnationalmannschaft during his career, winning victories against Oman, Rumanien, Croatia and Switzerland.
As their business evolved, it became apparent that a more direct approach to the marketplace would be necessary – thus giving birth to the idea for FCE.
Dr. Thomas Lechner is an accomplished Family Medicine specialist located in Milbank, SD with over two decades of experience. A graduate from American University Of The Caribbean School Of Medicine, he currently practices at Milbank Area Hospital Avera where he accepts multiple insurance plans and accepts board certification in Family Medicine to deliver quality care to his patients specializing in sports injuries and occupational injuries.
Achievement and Honors
Thomas Lechner earned not only a distinguished scholarship but also won multiple awards and honors. He performed solo concerts both domestically and abroad as well as being invited to speak nationally and internationally on thyroid disease immunotherapy and cancer immunotherapy treatments.
Montana has experienced the tragic loss of one of its greatest residents; Patty will miss her husband deeply as will all his sons and daughters-in-law, grandchildren and great-grandchildren as well as 25 amazing nieces and nephews who knew and loved him dearly.
This award honors the senior student whose portfolio best illustrates Mount St. Vincent University’s four pillars: Faith, Discovery, Leadership and Community in an exceptional way. Established by family and friends to commemorate Peter F. O’Malley (Class of 1964) for his love, care and concern toward family, friends and colleagues.
Personal Life
Thomas Lechner is a family medicine doctor in Milbank, South Dakota who has been practicing for more than 20 years and affiliated with multiple hospitals including Milbank Area Hospital Avera.
He enjoys showing reining horses with his son and spending time outdoors. Additionally, he enjoys fishing and spending time with his grandchildren. Living on a ranch in Holtwood since 1972 and becoming involved with horses through training.
He is an active member of the Friendly Horsemen s Club and has taken part in many charitable activities. Additionally, he served as president of Friends of Horsemen s Club before being appointed a board of director member at American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine.
Net Worth
Thomas Lechner has amassed an estimated net worth of $2 Million. He serves as Manager of Operations at Riot Creative Imaging, a business services company. Since joining them a year ago he has held this role. Additionally he serves on The Home Depot board.
He specializes in family medicine and is an in-network provider for Medicare, boasting a 4.5 star rating from his patients and having completed over 2000 procedures.
He was born to Minnie Sumpter Lechner and the late Joseph F. Lechner of Holtwood. Besides his wife Barbara Lechner and three grandchildren – Tom, Carolyn, and three more- Tom enjoyed fishing, hunting and western-related hobbies like horseback riding as part of Friendly Horseman s Club’s Reining Horse show circuit.
