Death due to plane crash.
Craig was the president of Taos Industries Inc. and a volunteer for the Madison County and Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. He was Battalion Commander for the U.S. Army and served in the reserves as Commander of the 314th Press Camp Headquarters.
Survivors include his wife, Ann Lamb Hogan; son, Tyler VanBuren Hogan; parents, David and Ann Hogan of Destin, Fla.; sister, Julie Ann Herbert of Auburn; and grandmother, Carrie Lang of Moulton.
Craig was the president of Taos Industries Inc. and a volunteer for the Madison County and Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. He was Battalion Commander for the U.S. Army and served in the reserves as Commander of the 314th Press Camp Headquarters.
Survivors include his wife, Ann Lamb Hogan; son, Tyler VanBuren Hogan; parents, David and Ann Hogan of Destin, Fla.; sister, Julie Ann Herbert of Auburn; and grandmother, Carrie Lang of Moulton.
Death due to plane crash.
Craig was the president of Taos Industries Inc. and a volunteer for the Madison County and Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. He was Battalion Commander for the U.S. Army and served in the reserves as Commander of the 314th Press Camp Headquarters.
Survivors include his wife, Ann Lamb Hogan; son, Tyler VanBuren Hogan; parents, David and Ann Hogan of Destin, Fla.; sister, Julie Ann Herbert of Auburn; and grandmother, Carrie Lang of Moulton.
Craig was the president of Taos Industries Inc. and a volunteer for the Madison County and Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. He was Battalion Commander for the U.S. Army and served in the reserves as Commander of the 314th Press Camp Headquarters.
Survivors include his wife, Ann Lamb Hogan; son, Tyler VanBuren Hogan; parents, David and Ann Hogan of Destin, Fla.; sister, Julie Ann Herbert of Auburn; and grandmother, Carrie Lang of Moulton.
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