The middle-aged career bigwigs making rock music
They’re captains of industry and academic luminaries by day. By night, they’ve returned to what they loved before their careers got in the way: making music.
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They’re captains of industry and academic luminaries by day. By night, they’ve returned to what they loved before their careers got in the way: making music.
They’re captains of industry and academic luminaries by day. By night, they’ve returned to what they loved before their careers got in the way: making music.
They’re captains of industry and academic luminaries by day. By night, they’ve returned to what they loved before their careers got in the way: making music.
They’re captains of industry and academic luminaries by day. By night, they’ve returned to what they loved before their careers got in the way: making music.
Robert W. Cochran Robert W. Cochran I, with his loving family by his side, peacefully ran out of runway at his home in Winthrop, Maine, on Jan. 8, 2021. He was 87. The youngest of four children, he was born in the township of Oil Creek, Pennsylvania, the son of the late Donald and Olive Cochran. After graduating from Colestock High School in Titusville, Pennsylvania, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy during the Korean Conflict, serving in Fleet Air Squadron Six V-10. After fulfilling assignments in Morocco and Iceland, he was stationed at Brunswick Naval Air Station. Little could he have known tha...