I was thrilled to earn the responsibility build a kiosk for the Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial, the gorgeous memorial commemorating Brazos Valley area veterans with their names beautifully engraved in granite around a sculpture. The outdoor kiosk serves as a name-placement locator utility, and is housed in a very classy, open-air pavilion shelter designed by Eric Wivagg. Stanton Ware provided the interface's main design and layout as well as much of the content. My multi-hat role was project coordinator, UI developer, Flash/Actionscript programmer, database developer, and coordinator of kiosk hardware donation, painting, and installation.

In 2000, I ported a flat FileMaker Pro db and built the database to hold the names and track donors, pledges, and payments. In 2006, I began work on a kiosk interface to allow visitors to look up their names' placements on the memorial. This was a "dream project" for me, because I got to use Flash in a real world , public, self-standing kiosk application. The swf is compiled into a projector exe by mdm Zinc in order to take advantage of dll's used to do Access calls by SQL.

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