C. Paul Kogge ’37

Sales and marketing expert Paul Kogge died Jan. 5, 1998, leaving his wife of 57 years, Barbara (whom he married at Lawrenceville), daughter Pamela, son Charles Jr., and seven grandchildren.

At Lawrenceville Paul was on the track team, member of Pipe and Quill, and active in dramatics. At Princeton he majored in economics and was a member of Cannon Club.

After working in market research in publishing houses McGraw Hill and Underwood News he was seized for service in the Navy and, after indoctrination at Dartmouth, served on AMC 65, a minesweeper of less than 60 ft., and then a small district craft YMS 192, in the Atlantic and Pacific. He came out a lieutenant senior grade, though with the address Yale St., Maplewood. The rest of his business career was with Owens-Illinois Glass Co., first in Philadelphia and then Toledo, Ohio. He was a dairy representative concentrating on dairy container sales and later product manager, developing and coordinating market-development programs for the dairy, soft-drink, and brewery industries; he was also in the forest products division. His entire family were trout fishermen.

The Class of 1937