Churchill Kohlman

1906–1983 (age 77)

Songwriter

Biography

Churchill Kohlman (1906-1983) wrote melodies and lyrics that resonated across the airwaves, including the enduring hit "Cry of the Wild Goose," and he helped shape a lively era of American popular music.

He remained a generous supporter of fellow songwriters and local musicians, sharing his insights with younger voices, and he is laid to rest at Homewood Cemetery.

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