T. Howard McKey, Jr
Photo of T. Howard McKey, Jr. in the May 19, 1957, issue of The Atlanta Journal.
Photo of the 1957 BOMA Atlanta officers from the May 19, 1957, issue of The Atlanta Journal. Pictured: William H. Allen, T. Howard McKey, Jr., S. Robert Nosworthy, and Gid McEachern.
T. Howard McKey, Jr. served as 1957-1959 BOMA Atlanta President.
He moved from Valdosta, Georgia to Atlanta in 1923 and in 1930 became manager of the real estate department of A. G. Rhodes & Sons, which was headquartered in the Rhodes Building, located on Marietta Street in downtown Atlanta. In this position, he was responsible for “the active management of the Rhodes Building … and handling of rentals on other Rhodes properties,” according to the September 7, 1930 issue of The Constitution, Atlanta newspaper. Prior to joining A. G. Rhodes & Sons, he worked with the Phoenix Planning mill in Atlanta. He also served as a Major in the Army Corps of Engineers during World War II.
He graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology in 1922 with a degree in mechanical engineering.
T. Howard McKey, Jr. died on May 9, 1974 and at that time was serving as Vice President of Rhodes, Inc.