Eric Koschnick

Went to UW-Whitewater right out of WFB in 84, met my beautiful wife Lori there and got married in 86. She became a flight attendant and we traveled the US for a few years, moved to CA for a year and then bought a house and had a baby in UT, then went back to school at UW -Parkside to graduate in 92 (Economics). We have been to Mexico, Ireland, Israel on a pilgrimage (wow), and all over the US together.

Lori retired after 10 years and stayed home to raise our 2 young kids at the time and we had another in 2001!

In about 2008 our youngest was starting school so Lori returned to the workforce as a realtor for Coldwell Banker in Manitowoc.

Since 1999 we have lived out in the country 10 miles outside of Manitowoc and I commute to Saukville for work at a residential fire alarm company.

Hobbies/Interests include a gun range on our land, video games (I know, never could kick the habit...but hey that was our generation!) Boy Scout leadership (lots of camping and outings), and Knights of Columbus.

Loving Life!

I remember a weird geometry teacher that we gave a really hard time to, computer science with apple ][ computers and floppy drives and basic programming, algebra ("howsscumathat" and "don't jump to confusions"...which I still say today haha), running "jolly greens" in gym when we were bad and "my body is a chemical machine" t-shirt and "you have constipation of the brain and diarrhea of the mouth" from biology class.

Being "wild" on the weekends with Jeremy Cherny, Scott Deakin, Kevin, Craig Henderson, Greg Geiger and a few other which included war games at Big Bay that consisted of teams fighting each other with b.b. guns, model rocket engines with fins in long launch tubes, roman candles and other assorted fireworks we would fire at each other. Surprised no one was severely injured or killed but there was blood shed. This included ship to shore fighting with some in boats off shore...I remember one inflatable boat sank.