Koalacom Computer Techs

Remembering Greg--It's hard to believe it's been a year and a half since we had to say goodbye to our brother Greg. He'll always be loved and missed. I've put some photos and other info here to kind of bring back some of the memories.

Photo Album -- Some new, some old, and some photos no one knows about but me. This is one way of sharing with you some of the pix that I've shot or accumulated over many years. Many of us were much younger then, and some of the kids are fully grown now. They should get a kick out of some of these.

Writing -- This is a mixture of poems, songs, short stories, and just crazy scribblings. I just had the urge to share some of this with you guys. Please don't be too hard on me…..I'm not a writer after all.

Sports -- Some of my thoughts as well as pix on sports I'm interested in…...mostly Carolina Panthers and teams and athletes of local interest.

News -- What's going on around our neck of the woods. This will include things of interest concerning the family and friends. Things of interest to me.

Blogg -- This will be my opinions about the situation in the nation and the world. Mostly; the comments here will be of a political nature. These are simply my opinions…...you have a right to disagreee if you choose to.

I hope you all enjoy my efforts at making a web page. Hopefully; there'll be something here of interest to you. In any case; thank you for taking the time to check out my site. If you'd like to contact me, the address is at the bottom of the page.

Kenny Futch

Koalacom Computer Techs began back in the early '80s as Koala Enterprises. Our primary line of business was the distribution of Shareware for use in the Commodore 64 & 128 computers. In '89, we added IBM compatible software to the choices. We've gotten away from the software end of the business & concentrate on the repair, upgrade, and maintenance of IBM compatible PCs these days. It's a family owned endeavor with both myself and my son, Geoffrey, doing work on systems. We thank you all for your support over the years.