Background
Hertzog, Eugene Edward was born on January 30, 1932 in Oak Park, Illinois, United States. Son of Charles Demetrius and Julia (McKelvey) Hertzog.
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Eugene Edward Hertzog
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Eugene Edward Hertzog, American video producer, editor. Recipient Citation for Meritorious Service Secretary of the Interior, 1989, Outstanding Achievement award Association Multi-Image International, 1986, Industrial Photo Department of Year award Professional Photographer's Association Eastman Kodak, 1979.
Education
Graduate, Winona School Professional Photography, Indiana, 1976.
Career
Enlisted, United States Army, 1949; sergeant, photographer Signal corpus, United States army, 1949-1958; project photographer, Bureau Reclamation, Ephrata, Washington, 1958-1963; regional photographer, Bureau Reclamation, Boulder City, Nevada, 1963-1980; visual information officer, Bureau Reclamation, Boulder City, Nevada, 1980-1994; independent video producer, Gene Hertzog Video Prodns., Henderson, Nevada, since 1994.
Achievements
Membership
Member Professional Photographers American, International television Association (Merit award 1987), Lake Mead Boat Owners Association (past president), Colorado River Water Users Association (photographer), Las Vegas Junior Chamber of Commerce (newspaper editor 1964-1970).
Interests
Connections
Married Magdalene Delores Tafoya, November 16, 1957 (deceased October 1997). 1 child, Wayne Alan.
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Nationality
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Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1976
Awards
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Recipient Citation for Meritorious Service Secretary of the Interior, 1989, Outstanding Achievement award Association Multi-Image International, 1986, Industrial Photo Department of Year award Professional Photographer's Association Eastman Kodak, 1979.Recipient Citation for Meritorious Service Secretary of the Interior, 1989, Outstanding Achievement award Association Multi-Image International, 1986, Industrial Photo Department of Year award Professional Photographer's Association Eastman Kodak, 1979.