: About Me

My name is Mark Goehle. I am a married Professional in the Debt Recovery Business residing in Ohio, between Cleveland and Akron. I have an extensive background in the Insurance Industry as both a Property & Casualty and Life Insurance agent. I have always had a passion for writing and have been told by many that I should pursue writing as a career. Having stumbled upon Helium by accident, I intend to give it a whirl. We have three grown children, and two grandchildren. While my wife enjoys reading and walks, I occupy much of my free time coaching high school ice hockey. Coaching has been a steady hobby for me since 1980, and one I still enjoy very much.

My passion is ...

Ice Hockey.

I know too much about ...

Hockey and the Food Channel.

My parents always told me ...

If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything!

My childhood ambition ...

To play Professional Ice Hockey.

My favorite memory ...

Meeting and marrying Mary Ann.

Why I write ...

It's fun and it seems to come easy.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Food Channel.

My first job ...

Soda Jerk at the Dutch Mill Creamery.

My best moment ...

The day I met Mary Ann.

Sports & Recreation > Recreational & Youth How to coach youth hockey

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Whether you have decided on your own or someone has "volunteered" your services, you suddenly find yourself coaching a youth hockey team. Regardless of the reason, your age or experience at the sport, coaching hockey can be an overwhelming thought to even the most enthusiastic volunteer. Relax, follow a few basic rules of engagement, use common sense, and you'll be just fine. For starters, it's best that you put together a resume of your qualifications, including all past accomplishments in any athletic activities. Also, make some notes on your general philosophy of the game. Include the g...

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