Kyle Koehler

Kyle Koehler is the Representative for the 79th district of the Ohio House of Representatives. Koehler was born and raised in Springfield, Ohio, attended Springfield Central Catholic High School and then Wright State University. He and his family own a small business in Springfield.^[1] In 2014, Koehler opted to make his first run for elected office, and decided to run for the Ohio House of Representatives to replace Ross McGregor who was term-limited. He faced Democrat Darryl Jackson in a competitive seat.^[2] Koehler went on to defeat Jackson 61%-39%.^[3]

Career

Kyle Koehler received his bachelor’s degree from Wright State University in computer science.

Along with his duties in the House, Koehler is Vice President of K.K. Tool Co. Inc.

Koehler spent seven years after college working for government contractors doing software work in the Aerospace industry for the Air Force and the Navy.^[4]

Marriage and family life

Kyle Koehler married Kathrin (Eimer) Koehler in July 1986. Kathrin Koehler, who is a licensed psychologist in the State of Ohio, worked as an independent counselor until taking a break to home school their five children starting in 1999.

The Koehlers have five children ranging in ages from 13-21 and attend First Christian Church in Springfield.^[5]

Committees

Representative Koehler will be serving on the following committees for the 131 General Assembly: Labor & Commerce, Economic & Workforce Development and Education

References

Links

• official campaign site
• campaign Facebook page
• campaign Twitter

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