Bobby Gene Bennett, Jr., MD

Bobby Gene Bennett, Jr., MD, retired from the practice anesthesiology and pain management in 2019 after a career of over thirty years. He received his undergraduate and medical degrees from Ole Miss, and his specialty training at Baylor University Medical Center and UT Southwestern in Dallas. He holds a lifetime board certification and was fellowship trained in cardiac anesthesia and interventional pain management, having been invited to participate in training sabbaticals in Australia, Europe, and Russia.

During his career, Dr. Bennett was also involved in a variety of Christian evangelical ministries, missions, and charities to which he is remains devoted full time in retirement including teaching, mentoring, writing, and leading worship.
An Eagle Scout himself, he also served as an assistant scoutmaster with the Boy Scouts of America including as an expedition leader at the Philmont National Scout Ranch in New Mexico.

Dr Bennett is also active in national conservative and patriotic political causes as well as a vocal advocate of father’s rights and needed judicial reform of corrupt state courts abused for money by judges, and lawyers in Texas and state and federal courts throughout the nation.