Our Team

LVT

Tiffany is a licensed veterinary technician who graduated from Murray State University with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. She majored in Pre-Veterinary Medicine and Animal Health Technology with a minor in Equine Science. Tiffany has been a valued member of the East Side Animal Hospital team since September 2014. She has four fur babies: Wolf (husky/lab), Scooby (Chihuahua mix), Estella (pit mix), and Ki-Ki (domestic short-haired cat). When she’s not playing with her critters, Tiffany hangs out with her husband, reads, and kayaks.

Veterinary Assistant

Regina worked with the late Dr. Walter Marsch many years ago at East Side Animal Hospital. After moving to Madisonville, she developed a career in human medicine, but she realized that her real passion is veterinary medicine. We are thrilled to have Regina return to our team at East Side Animal Hospital.

Regina lives on a small farm with horses, cows, and a rescue sheep. “Spoiled” is how she describes her fur babies, which consist of Diego and Chica (both chihuahuas), a beautiful block-headed Lab named Cash, and three cats named Bandit, Binx, and Garfield.

When not at work, Regina enjoys spending time with her husband, Sam, and their two children, Alexis and Jackson. She also enjoys kayaking, riding 4-wheelers, shopping, and vacationing anywhere on a beach.

D.V.M.

Dr. Walter H. Marsch and his wife, Brenda Marsch, opened East Side Animal Hospital in the spring of 1982. Born in Owensboro and raised in Hancock County with his nine siblings, he was proud to have always called the Ohio River Valley of Kentucky his home. After receiving his Bachelor of Science degree from Western Kentucky University, Dr. Walter Marsch received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Auburn University, College of Veterinary Medicine, in 1979, where he first met his wife, an Alabama native. His two sons, Michael and Patrick Marsch, were both raised in Daviess County. Michael attended law school at the University of Kentucky, College of Law, and is now a practicing attorney and is married to Amanda Fleming Marsch. Following his father’s footsteps, Patrick attended veterinary school at Auburn and practiced alongside his father until Dr. Walter Marsch’s passing in July 2020.

Dr. Walter Marsch was an avid hiker and enjoyed yearly sectional hikes on the Appalachian Trail each spring. On his farm in Philpot, Kentucky, he raised goats, horses, rabbits, and an overgrown Vietnamese potbellied pig named Calvin. With the canine companionship of the family dog, Dylan, he also raised Angus cattle and shared his rafters and stables with an increasing pride of errant barn cats. He was an active member of the Daviess County Lions Club, served as their president, and held office on their fair board. He volunteered at the Daviess County Animal Shelter and served on both the Daviess County and Green River Valley District Board of Health. Dr. Walter Marsch was an active member of the Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association. He served as president of the West Central Kentucky Veterinary Association. He was the organizing chairperson for both the Twin Lakes Veterinary Conference and the Pennyrile Veterinary Medicine Conference, and he acted as past chairperson for the Food Animal Committee for the Kentucky Veterinary Association. He also served on the Davies County Animal Control Board for the Fiscal Court of Daviess County.