Jerry Hogan:  

CLASS OF 1975
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Valdese High School - Francis GarrouClass of 1975
Valdese, NC
Appalachian State UniversityClass of 1986
Boone, NC
Western Piedmont Community CollegeClass of 1983
Morganton, NC
East Burke High SchoolClass of 1975
Icard, NC

Jerry's Story

My story way to complex to fit here. But I'll give it a try. 1976 - Joined navy 1977 - Med Cruise on USS South Carolina 1978 - School in North Chicago 1979 - White Sands NM 1980 - Western Peidmont Com. Col. 1981 - Learned to program 1984 - ASU 1986 - BS, Geography 1987 - Worked at Planning Depart Catawba County. 1989 - Born Again (Praise God) 1989- Worked at Caldwell (GIS Coordinator) 1995 - Hi...Expand for more
red by Salisbury (GIS Coordinator) 1996 - Married Jane 1999 - Switch to a development postion. 2000 - Became Microsoft Profession Certified 2001 - Became a Microft Systems Engineer 2004 - became a foster parent. 2007 - found out I had a daughter and grand son.(Kelly and Xaiver) 2008 - new grand daughter(Ayla in picture) 2008 - Just bought new house. Ok these are only some of the good things.
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Yearbooks

Valdese High School - Francis Garrou 1974 yearbook cover photo
1974 Yearbook
Valdese High School - Francis Garrou
VALDESE, NC
Valdese High School - Francis Garrou 1973 yearbook cover photo
1973 Yearbook
Valdese High School - Francis Garrou
VALDESE, NC
Valdese High School - Francis Garrou 1972 yearbook cover photo
1972 Yearbook
Valdese High School - Francis Garrou
VALDESE, NC
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Reunions
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Oct 21, 2017
Jerry was invited to the
East Burke High School Reunion
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Oct 23, 2010
Jerry was invited to the
35th Reunion
183 invitees
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Mar 23, 2010
Jerry was invited to the
35th Reunion
183 invitees

Photos

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Me and Ala
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In previous incarnations of this blog I have assume the person reading it would have some knowledge of C#, WPF, and Visual Studio. But if you happen across this Blog and would like to get started in desktop programming. I
Up until now we have just been making a map. Now lets add some features. First let's make it display data when you hover over one of the pins. To do that we are going to use the ToolTip property of the pushpin. We do this
Usually I write about writing code, but today I’m going stray from that path. Today I found out that someone I considered a friend past away tragically from a head on collision. In my life many such losses have occurred.
Since the first time I heard the term JavaScript, I thought it had stupid name. After all VBScript was based on Visual Basic syntax. Why wouldn't JavaScript be based on Java. But that's not the only issue I have with it.
So thus far we have created a simple JavaScript HTML app. We have separated the code from the page. So the question here is why are we doing it? Well I thought it would be fun to see if we could do our last states map
Well it's time to make the map. I have been shown how to make a simple list from our data in JavaScript using two arrays so now lets put a default map in the HTML. So let's create new HTML called "JavaScriptMap.HTML". Here
Well it’s time to wrap this up. We have created a list in JavaScript and HTML. We’ve created a map in HTML. Now let’s marry the two together. First the HTML map: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//
I know the image has nothing to do with the text. Last time we made a list delimited by "|" in Javascript. This time we will split that up in order to use it. Lets just look at a few: window.onload = function() { var state
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