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Dr. William Sisson
Bill was the grandson of a pioneer homesteader in southeastern Colorado. Koshare LifeBill was one of the Koshare's Charter Members and one of the first Koshare Chiefs. He, along with Bob Inman, called the first official Koshare meeting in February of 1933. In addition to meeting in backyards and Buck's chicken coop, the Koshares used the hayloft behind Bill Sisson's home at 611 Carson. Later LifeBill attended medical school at the University of Colorado-Boulder. At the age of 24, he was thrust into the role of a wartime doctor during World War II. 
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