IMAGES| After 34 years at WDRB, Kerry McGee will get to spend more time with family
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The longtime assignment manager of the station has two sons, their wives and four grandchildren to fill his time!Â
Kerry McGee with his sons Michael and Kevin at Churchill Downs for Kentucky Oaks Day. (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
Kerry McGee with his beloved wife Bonnie at Churchill Downs. (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
Kerry Mcgee with his beloved wife Bonnie and sons Michael and Kevin at Churchill Downs. (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
Kerry McGee with his granddaughter and grandson. (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
Kerry McGEe with his granddaughter. (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
Kerry McGee with his grandson. (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
Kerry McGee doing his favorite job. Being a grandpa. (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
Kerry McGee loving his life as a grandpa. (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
Kerry McGee believes it's never too early to start teaching the kids to be Kansas City Chiefs fans! (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
Kerry McGee with his son, daughter in law and grandchild. (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
Baseball is a true love of Kerry McGee, and he's teaching his grandchildren the game. (Image courtesy McGee family)Â
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Through the years, he has helped guide coverage of some of Louisville's biggest news events.Â
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