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He first taught in the public schools of Russell County, then at Georgetown College, and from 1965 to 1991 at Baptist-affiliated Campbellsville University. He also was an instructor at various times at Lindsey Wilson College, Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, and the [[Roman Catholic]] former St. Catharine College near Springfield in Washington County, Kentucky.<ref name=bio/>
 
He first taught in the public schools of Russell County, then at Georgetown College, and from 1965 to 1991 at Baptist-affiliated Campbellsville University. He also was an instructor at various times at Lindsey Wilson College, Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, and the [[Roman Catholic]] former St. Catharine College near Springfield in Washington County, Kentucky.<ref name=bio/>
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Meece was a member of Phi Delta Kappa and the University of Kentucky Alumini Association He made thirteen trips abroad with students to [[Egypt]], [[Israel]], [[Jordan]], [[Athens]], [[Greece]], and [[Rome]]. He made four other trips to [[China]] from 1995 to 1999 to teach [[English]] in the summer. He operated a nursing home ministry at the Fair Oaks Rest Home in Jamestown, Kentucky.<ref name=bio/>
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Meece was a member of Phi Delta Kappa and the University of Kentucky Alumni Association He made thirteen trips abroad with students to [[Egypt]], [[Israel]], [[Jordan]], [[Athens]], [[Greece]], and [[Rome]]. He made four other trips to [[China]] from 1995 to 1999 to teach [[English]] in the summer. He operated a nursing home ministry at the Fair Oaks Rest Home in Jamestown, Kentucky.<ref name=bio/>
    
On April 25, 1965, he wed the former Shirley Baker (born 1929), a since retired English professor at Campbellsville University, who survives him. He is interred along with his parents at the Fairview Baptist Church Cemetery in Russell Springs.
 
On April 25, 1965, he wed the former Shirley Baker (born 1929), a since retired English professor at Campbellsville University, who survives him. He is interred along with his parents at the Fairview Baptist Church Cemetery in Russell Springs.
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