Michael Wogan, CEO and founder of web hosting and design firm Yes Hosting was among the nine people killed in the Reno air show crash. The young Phoenix-area man who overcame a disability to earn a college degree and start his own tech company was sitting Friday with his father in an area for wheelchairs at the air show VIP boxes near where investigators say the World War II-era plane crashed. Michael father, Bill Wogan was critically injured.
Micheal, the youngest of four brothers was born with muscular dystrophy. His younger brother James told the Arizona Republic: We just got each other. We liked all the same things. We did everything together. He was my best friend.
Michael liked for people to know his titles: "Magna cum laude" and "Chief Executive Officer" - of myself,he'd say proudly, or "Vice President", Arizona Helping Hands,a non-profit that works with families and children in need. He ended each of his e-mails with the title.
He only let you call him Mikey if you knew him long enough to love him.
Donations are being accepted to the family in the care of the Michael Wogan Memorial Fund by going to any Wells Fargo branch. Read more about Michael and his family
Tue, 15 November 2011, 18:41
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Tue, 15 November 2011, 02:06
It is absolutely terrible that Mr Wogan was lost in this way. But I ws a customer of his and cannot get any of my domains back he had them all locked and I cant even transfer them out. Does anyone know if there is anyone that is handling this stuf for him? Phone calls and emails have gone unanswered for ever.