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Yule Kilcher was a Swiss farmer, journalist and, politician. He was born on 9th March 1913. He was born in Laufen, Switzerland. Yule Kilcher is well known for serving as Alaskan State Senator from 1963-1967. Yule was also well known as an ancestor of the Kilcher Family. They are also featured in the reality TV show “Alaska: The Last Frontier<\/a>.” He fell sick and soon after died in 1998 at the age of 85 years.<\/p>\n

Keep it locked to know more about Yule Kilcher married life with a wife, Ruth Webber, and children. Also know the details about Yule Kilcher’s net worth, family tree and, death.<\/p>\n

Who is Yule Kilcher? Wiki, Bio, Age<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Yule Kilcher was born in Laufen, Canter of Basel, Switzerland. He was born on 9th March 1913. Yule was a successful farmer, journalist, politician and brilliant homesteader. He was the first in his family to step into the United States of America where he later settled. He can be recognized for serving as an Alaskan State Senator. Unfortunately, on December 8th<\/sup>, 1998 he passed away in Homer Hospital aged 85. Yule Kilcher died from complications arising as a result of pneumonia.<\/p>\n

Early life, Education<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Yule Kilcher was raised in Laufen, Switzerland. He grew up being raised by both parents and three siblings. His mother was called Lina and his father, Edwin Otto Kilcher. Yule’s siblings were Liney Klicher, Edwin Otto Kilcher and Erna Klicher. It is not known where he schooled in elementary school, but he attended the University of Berne and the University of Berlin.<\/p>\n

In the 1930s, Yule decided to move to the United States of America to find a peaceful living environment. The Nazi’s were dominating Europe with power making it unfavorable for him to live in. In 1940, he permanently moved to Alaska, and in 1941 he put up a homestead on a 660-acre piece of land. This was on the beautiful shores of Kachemak Bay, Homer.<\/p>\n

Career<\/strong><\/h2>\n

After establishing the Kilcher homestead, Yule Kilcher was pushed into learning survival tactics. This was to enable him to survive the harsh wild conditions. He also worked very hard to be able to make a sensible living. Yule was also very hospitable and warm making his home very popular among many, even famous like favorite musicians, and military personnel.<\/p>\n

He loved journalism, and this passion made him work as a journalist too. Kilcher also got into politics by serving as Alaskan State Senator (1963-1967). He was also among the delegates that wrote the first constitutional convention of the new state of Alaska in 1955. Yule Kilcher was also involved in two committees. Committee on Administration and Ordinances and Transitional Measures of Homer town.<\/p>\n

Yule Kilcher Family Tree<\/strong><\/h1>\n

Yule Kilcher and his wife Ruth Webber were blessed with eight children. Two sons, Atz and Otto and six daughters-Catkin Kilcher Burton, Fay Graham, Mossy Kilcher, Stellavera Kilcher, Sunrise Sjoeberg and Wurtilla Hepp. They also have plenty of grandchildren and great-grandchildren.<\/p>\n