Randy Koch

Dateline: Finding a Way Each Day
Weblog: fourseasonshvacr.com
Articles: 6
First Published: Jan 24, 2011 / Last Published: Mar 10, 2012
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Randy Koch was born in Wyandotte, Michigan in 1961, graduated Chelsea High School in 1979 and shortly thereafter joined the United States Air Force. He then pursued his mechanical engineering degree at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, California. During this time Randy met his wife Beth. They have been married twenty-seven years and now live on Clear Lake in Southern Michigan. He has four children and three grandchildren. In 1987, Randy Koch started 4-Seasons heating and air conditioning Inc.and actively manages it to this day. His hobbies include writing, design engineering, business, and water-skiing. Randy has designed many recent energy efficient devices including a Toroidal internal combustion engine and a High Velocity heat exchanger. His primary web sites are http://www.fourseasonshvacr.com, and http://fourseasonshvacr.blogspot.com/

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  1. March 10, 2012

    Rush Limbaugh and the Testing of the Constitution
    With Rush Limbaugh in the news again, the timing couldn't be better to look at our most cherished beliefs.
  2. March 28, 2011

    Life Is Like a Box of Chocolates
    Wisdom requires us to distinguish between ideologies to determine which is best suited to bring about the greatest good.
  3. March 10, 2011

    NPR Faces the Mirror - Will It Recognize What We Already Know?
    NPR is faced with a reflection of itself in a mirror. Will it choose to recognize the image reflected back?
  4. January 31, 2011

    Egypt's Future Found in America's Past
    Egypt is on the crossroads of history. The future of Egypt has much to gain from America's past.
  5. January 28, 2011

    Marriage? A “Prisoners Dilemma” or “Romantic Get Away”
    Every marriage will face difficult seasons. When the storms come, it is important to keep focused on what's important.
  6. January 24, 2011

    How to Raise Socially Healthy Children That Find it Irresistible to Be at Home
    How to keep children as friends for life.