Property Values Go Nuclear

Jerry Collamer

– Posted on July 27, 2011Posted in: BlondCounty

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About Jerry Collamer

Jerry Collamer is a creative communications specialist. Backgrounds in National Advertising and Television Communication. Writer. Artist. Native Californian with a world-view career arch. Pragmatic and common sense urban activist -- co-founder of Wild Heritage Planners.

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Gary Headrick
Posted July 30, 2011 at 2:16 PM
He’s amazing. You should see his other work at sanonofre.com and keep checking back as he continues to WOW us with his uncanny insights.

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