Charles Ray Koller, Sr., was 56 when he was last seen in Bremerton, Washington, on a summer day in August 1992. A Navy veteran and musician, he planned a Greyhound bus trip of more than 2,000 miles to visit family in Dallas, Texas but never arrived. Described as in poor health and an alcoholic at the time, he was usually seen wearing a cowboy hat and boots, with shoulder-length graying hair, a beard and goatee, and calloused fingertips from playing guitar and mandolin.

Koller stood about 6 feet to 6 feet 1 inch and weighed roughly 145 to 160 pounds. His hazel-eyed, heavily tattooed body included fish on each side of his chest reading sweet and sour, a sailing ship on his upper right arm, a butterfly on his right shoulder blade, a rose reading Mom and Dad on his right forearm, a flag tattoo on his left upper area, an unknown tattoo on his left forearm, and a star on the bottom of his right thumb. The Bremerton Police Department opened an investigation, but few details have emerged and his case remains an open endangered missing persons case.

If anyone saw Charles around Bremerton in August 1992 or remembers him boarding a Greyhound headed south, please come forward with what was seen.