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Sad news: veteran traffic videographer Roy Crogan passed away Christmas Eve
If you were ever to traffic Conference you've probably seen ft. Lauderdale Videographer Roy Crogan based crew a camera on the back of the Conference room. I was
sad, get a note from Danny Pryor today let me know that Roy Christmas Eve at the age of 73 years had passed away. Pryor (VP Rodan Media Group) credits Roy for introducing him to traffic co-founders Rick Schwartz and Howard new in 2006 and you in turn Pryor hired to do your Web design work. Pryor said, "I will be forever grateful that Roy for the role of the it in my life and my career."Games in traffic for years were Roy and other popular videographer for his company, Kay Johnson. Howard Neu told me he met Roy
Roy Crogan behind his video camera to
Traffic Silicon Valley 2009and Kay, if new family, the required to bring a high school basketball video would showcase her son Ray's skills for college recruiters (Ray would to Florida Atlantic go play college ball).
(Left_to_right): Ray new, Roy Crogan and Kay Johnson
(Photos courtesy of Barbara new)
Found Kay Johnson and were so impressed with how friendly and helpful it was, that decided to rent conferences to her and Roy to document traffic. "Roy that we our permanent videographer and"Historian"for traffic did a great job him", said new.
partner Rick Schwartz added, "Roy was only a mild mannered videographer and photographer, who was first class in everything he did." He will be dearly missed and I really hope that we all learn that every moment we have a precious moment is. Life is short and I think we who see more and more.
Roy Crogan leaves wife Margaret and son Scott and a granddaughter. Our condolences to the family and many friends of Roy's.For all current lowdown posts - go hereDomainers The Lowdown, continuous editor@dnjournal.com type with we need your help, so please e-Mail you need may be interesting information. If possible, include the source of your information, so we can figure it out (for example, a URL if read in a forum or a Web site somewhere else) check.
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