Truett Foster Mckeehan (1998-2019)

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Truett Foster Mckeehan (1998-2019)

McKeehan was the oldest child of TobyMac and Amanda McKeehan, going by the name Truett Foster. McKeehan was an aspiring rapper with several pseudonyms including Truett Foster, TRU, truDog and Shiloh.

Achievements:
He was both an independent rapper, as well as a part of the group HySociety.


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