Kiley Kohler Bio

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My name is Kiley and I am from Abilene, Kansas. I am a freshman at Washburn University currently planning to major in Mass Media. I enjoy photography, hiking, and hanging out with my two best friends. I have a lovely boyfriend of 18 months who plays football at the University of Kansas. Twice during high school, I went to New York City and sang in Carnegie Hall. My senior year, I stayed with a host family in Germany and traveled to several cities within the country. I love traveling and plan to study abroad in college. I recently got an evergreen tree tattooed on my right tricep symbolizing strength, longevity, and my love for nature. I also love cats, coffee, music, and creating artsy Snapchat stories.

Comments

  1. Ali DadeSeptember 7, 2017 at 6:54 AM

    That is so cool that you got to perform at Carnegie, and travel to Germany. Germany is one of the places I would love to travel to in my lifetime!

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 8, 2017 at 6:48 AM

    So jealous that you had the chance to preform at Carnegie Hall! I would love to visit New York sometime! Also, coffee and music are some of the best things in life!

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  3. Mallory BakerSeptember 8, 2017 at 8:54 AM

    I was searching for yours because I remember seeing something about someone singing at Carnegie Hall and WHAT?! That's crazy. You're amazing. I sang in Branson a couple of years for a competition and thought that was cool. Newsflash: It's not Carnegie Hall. :) So happy to have met you!

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  4. Erasmo NunezSeptember 8, 2017 at 8:21 PM

    I sit behind you in class and I noticed your tattoo and it is so cool, so happy to now know the meaning! I am in the pursuit of finding a study abroad opportunity and it's nice knowing one other person in my class is too.

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  5. Jordan YoderSeptember 8, 2017 at 8:33 PM

    That is so cool you have been to NYC! I have always wanted to go there! Also, SO AMAZING you have sung at Carnegie Hall. :)

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