You have reached the home page of Jeremy Stallard. The site is a little bit sparse on content at the moment given a recent server crash, so many links pointing to this site are no longer functioning. These and other links will be going up as I get some time.
First, if you are looking for the Jeremy Stallard that lived in Conneaut Lake, PA, San Simon, AZ, Cotton City, AZ, Playas, NM, San Manuel, AZ, Oracle, AZ, Tucson, AZ, Juneau, AK, Sapporo, Asahikawa, Iwamizawa, Ebetsu, Takikawa, Abashiri, Japan, or Provo, UT, you’ve found me.
While I moved quite a bit growing up, and the plan was to come to Provo, get a bachelors degree and move someplace else, life is always full of surprises and I’ve found myself living in the same city since 1993. For those that knew me in school and how my time was limited, yes, I did eventually get my Bachelor’s Degree, even with the run-around I was given when I went to apply for graduation at Utah Valley State College in Computer Science and Information Systems (now Utah Valley University). Let those of you who transfer learn from something I learned the hard way, when you transfer in to a new school and they say that they will accept courses from the old University in lieu of courses they offer there, get it in writing. Things change over time and if you don’t get it in writing, you may find yourself caught up in the fun game they play of “how long can we keep him here putting money into the system.” Anyway, in the end I wound up with an excellent education, it just took longer to earn it than planned. I apparently got so used to going to school that after a short break, I started up again with night classes and earned a Masters of Business Administration at the University of Phoenix back in 2011.
So if you have read this far, you may be asking yourself, “Alright, so what is the purpose of this site.”. At one time, it was to keep family members up to date of happenings in my life. I had a large number of links and regularly posted updates, vacation pictures, and other things. With the crash of the server that the web pages were on, and lacking a local copy, this is a place holder until I get those pages back up and running. Things may be a little sparse, but they will fill in gradually as time allows.