Sesquicentennial Issue
WILLIAM (TIP) KOEHLER ’75
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WILLIAM (TIP) KOEHLER ’75
I’ve been retired from the Naval Sea Systems Command for two years now and enjoying exploring Maine on my S/V Gryphon. When I’m not sailing, I’m enjoying our first grandson, Camden who joined us last April. I’ve been down to Tabor a couple of times since retirement and looking forward to finding more opportunities to get down to Marion