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	// Total: 77
	// Minnesota: 63 including one Iowa guy who grew up in w.c. minn.
	// Wisconsin: 10
	// South Dakota: 6
	// North Dakota: 2


// Philip Windorski Jr.
	var point = new GLatLng(47.22218, -93.535109);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Philip Windorski Jr.<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Grand Rapids, Minn.</strong><br />Ruth Windorski of Grand Rapids says she learned that her 36-year-old son, Philip Windorski Jr., was among those killed in the crash of his helicopter in northern Iraq on January 26, 2009. It was the single deadliest incident for U.S. troops in four months. Philip Windorski grew up in Grand Rapids, in northern Minnesota,and was recently stationed out of Fort Drum, New York. His mother says Windorski was a couple of years away from retirement, but planned to re-up. She says he was on his third tour of Iraq. He leaves behind a wife and three children.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2009/01/26/minn_native_killed_in_iraq/\">Read more</a></span>";
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// Gregory Rundell
	var point = new GLatLng(45.012487, -92.994545);
	address = "<img src=\"images/rundell_gregory.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Gregory Rundell<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>North St. Paul, Minn.</strong><br />Army Specialist Rundell, 21, was killed Wednesday March 26, 2008 while manning a guard tower in Iraq.  Family members said he planned to go to college after the Army and then become a police officer in the Twin Cities. He thought serving in Iraq would make him a better police officer. His mother said it broke her heart when her son told her he wanted to join the military. She said she was afraid he might one day be killed. Rundell was known as a talented artist who could draw anything he wanted. His sister Desiree Richardson remembered her brother as a trickster. &quot;He is the quiet, silent one until he wants to cause trouble. And then he is sneaky, you know, and he gets you and he gets you good. He's got an awesome sense of humor, just happy, a happy kid. And too young,&quot; she said <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2008/03/27/rundell/\">Read more</a></span>";
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	// Jeremy Vrooman
	var point = new GLatLng(43.500784, -96.883782);
	address = "<img src=\"images/jeremy_vrooman.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Jeremy Vrooman<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Sioux Falls, S.D.</strong><br />Army Staff Sgt. Jeremy Vrooman, 28, died July 15, 2008, from injuries suffered when an explosive device went off while he was on a combat mission. His family said his unit was raiding a house in Kn'an when the explosion occurred.  Vrooman's mother, Lori Donahue of Sioux Falls, says her son was proud to wear the Army uniform and enlisted to follow in the footsteps of his brother, Justin. Vroooman's wife Latrecia, 5-year-old son Xavier and 1-year-old daughter Jade live in Germany. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2008/07/17/sd_soldier/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
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	// Conor Masterson
	var point = new GLatLng(44.903341, -92.936625);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Conor Masterson<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Woodbury, Minn.</strong><br />Army Spec. Conor G. Masterson, 21, died April 7, 2007, of wounds he suffered when an improvised explosive device detonated near his vehicle in eastern Afghanistan. Masterson, a medic, joined the Army in February 2005 and went to Afghanistan in September 2005. &quot;He was a comedian,&quot; said his mother, Sandra Masterson. &quot;And it didn't matter what was happening, he made you laugh.&quot; Masterson's family said he had been married less than a year. He was third-generation military and a 2004 graduate of Woodbury High School. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/04/09/soldierkilled/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	
	// Matthew Pionk
	var point = new GLatLng(47.460579, -92.535364);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Matthew Pionk<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Eveleth, Minn.</strong><br />Army Sgt. 1st Class Matthew Pionk, 30, had been in the Army for nine years and was on his second tour of duty in Iraq. &quot;Matthew was a great American soldier,&quot; Duane Pionk said Thursday, adding that his son always helped the downtrodden and others in need. &quot;He was just a wonderful humanitarian in that way. The people in life that always had problems - he was there to help them.&quot; Pionk grew up in the small town of Oliver, Wisconsin, near Superior, and graduated from Superior High School.  He recently moved to Eveleth with his wife and three young children.  <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2008/01/11/soldierkilled/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Randy Pickering
	var point = new GLatLng(47.295584, -93.418434);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Randy Pickering<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Bovey, Minn.</strong><br />Spec. Randy Pickering, 31, was killed December 9, 2007, in the Baghdad area. The Department of Defense says Pickering died of injuries sustained in a non-combat incident. The military says the circumstances surrounding his death are under investigation. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/12/10/bovley_soldier/\">Read more</a></span>";
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// William Juneau
	var point = new GLatLng(45.684755, -92.964264);
	address = "<img src=\"images/william_juneau.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">William Juneau<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Rush City, Minn.</strong><br />Bill Juneau, 36, was working for the government contractor Dyncorp. He was killed November 26, 2007, when a bomb exploded near his convoy. Juneau began working for Dyncorp in 2006 after a four-year stint with the Chisago County sheriff's department. He got his start in law enforcement in the small southern Minnesota town of St. James in the mid-'90s. A former colleague described Juneau as an easy-going guy who was well-liked. He said it was the prospect of new experiences that attracted Juneau to Iraq. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/11/27/27iraq_contractor/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
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	map.addOverlay(marker);



// John Tobiason
	var point = new GLatLng(43.8923, -92.84715);
	address = "<img src=\"images/john_tobiason.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">John Tobiason<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Hayfield, Minn.</strong><br />Sgt. 1st Class Tobiason, 42, died in late November under uncertain circumstances. People say Tobiason was quiet, hard to get to know. But American Legion Post Commander Dennis Lindquist says once you knew him you couldn't say a bad thing about him. Tobiason collected military memorabilia. The military was his life. His sister, Nancy Mitchell, said her brother was was in his 14th year in the military and had planned to serve 20 years before retiring to a cabin in Minnesota. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/11/29/29soldier_killed/\">Read more</a></span>";
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// Andrew Nelson
	var point = new GLatLng(46.830000, -96.77900);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Andrew Nelson<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Moorhead, Minn.</strong><br /> Army Sgt. Andrew Nelson, 22, was killed on Wednesday August 29, 2007, while on patrol near Tikrit in Iraq. Nelson enlisted in the Army immediately after high school. He also served one tour of duty in Afghanistan. He graduated from Shanley High School in Fargo, N.D., in 2003 and also attended St. Joseph's Catholic School in Moorhead. Nelson was an altar server at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Moorhead, where Monsignor Mike Foltz remembered him as a young man with a big heart who was dedicated to serving others, his community, his country and his church. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/08/31/moorheadsoldier/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
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//Jacob Thompson
	var point = new GLatLng(44.173321, -94.033401);
	address = "<img src=\"images/thompson_jacob.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Jacob Thompson<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>North Mankato, Minn.</strong><br />Staff Sgt. Jacob Thompson, 26, was killed on Monday, August 6, 2007 when a bomb exploded as he was searching a house in Baqubah. Thompson's first deployment to Iraq lasted from November 2004 to October 2005. He spent much of that time in urban combat missions in Mosul and suffered minor injuries in a bomb explosion. Jacob Thompson, who graduated from Mankato West High School in 1999, still lived at the home in which he grew up with his parents and two older brothers. He was an avid fisherman who fished close to home or in far off places like Canada and the Gulf of Mexico. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/08/07/soldier/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
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	map.addOverlay(marker);

//Robb Rolfing 
	var point = new GLatLng(43.4999, -96.70122);
	address = "<img src=\"images/rolfing_robb.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Robb Rolfing<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Sioux Falls, S.D.</strong><br />Staff Sgt. Robb L. Rolfing, 29, of Sioux Falls, S.D., died Saturday, June 30, 2007 in Baghdad of wounds sustained from enemy small arms fire.  He was assigned as a Special Forces engineer to Bravo Company, 2nd Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne), Fort Carson, Colo.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/07/02/sdsoldierobituary/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
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//Tony Hebert 
	var point = new GLatLng(44.4494, -92.2667);
	address = "<img src=\"images/hebert_tony.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Tony Hebert<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Lake City, Minn.</strong><br />Pfc. Hebert, and four others  died June 21, 2007 in Baghdad, Iraq, of wounds suffered when an improvised explosive device detonated near their vehicle. They were assigned to the 1st Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, Schweinfurt, Germany. Jim Heise, who taught Hebert literature and history, says those weren't his favorite subjects. He preferred more technical classes. &quot;I think he was composed of, what was best from being from Minnesota. He had a quiet dignity to him. He was honest, he was too young to die in the sand, I'll tell you that. Way too young,&quot; Heise said.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/07/02/hebertfuneral/\">Read more</a></span>";
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//David Kuehl 
	var point = new GLatLng(46.2650, -96.6054);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">David Kuehl<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Wahpeton, N.D.</strong><br />Kuehl, 27,  was a regular Army soldier on his third tour of duty overseas. His wife, two children and his parents live in Wahpeton. A friend of the Kuehl family says he was killed by a roadside bomb in the Baghdad area in May 2007. </span>";
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//Jason Schumann 
	var point = new GLatLng(46.8808, -96.3167);
	address = "<img src=\"images/schumann_jason.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Jason Schumann<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Hawley, Minn.</strong><br />The 23-year-old Army sergeant was killed on May 19, 2007 when a bomb exploded near his vehicle in Ad Diwaniyah, Iraq, about 100 miles west of Baghdad. Hawley High School Principal Mike Martin called his former student a &quot;delightful young man in every regard,&quot; known by some as&quot;Tuba&quot; for the instrument he played in the high school band.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/05/22/hawleysoldier/\">Read more</a></span>";
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//Jesse Albrecht 
	var point = new GLatLng(44.6013, -92.5376);
	address = "<img src=\"images/albrecht_jesse.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Jesse Albrecht<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Hager City, Wis.</strong><br />  Army Sgt. 1st Class Jesse Albrecht died on May 16, 2007 when a roadside bomb detonated near his vehicle in Iskandariya, Iraq. The family remembers Jesse Albrecht, 31, as a joker and a strong leader. Albrecht's sister, Kathy Sylte, says he got married last July and had just finished building his dream home with his new bride in Alaska. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/05/22/wissoldierobit/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
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//Robert Dixon 
	var point = new GLatLng(44.9801, -93.2639);
	address = "<img src=\"images/dixon_robert.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Robert Dixon<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Minneapolis, Minn.</strong><br /> Army Spc. Robert Dixon, 27, died Sunday May 6, 2007 in Baghdad. He was the gunner on top of a Humvee when it was hit. He and his wife were married for fewer than two years. His wife  said their last conversation was the night before his death, when they spoke about their future. She just graduated from business school, while he wanted to stay in the Army.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/05/08/soldier/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
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//Joshua Schmit 
	var point = new GLatLng(45.189322, -95.033921);
	address = "<img src=\"images/schmit_joshua.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Joshua Schmit<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Willmar, Minn.</strong><br />Schmit, 26, was just 10 days away from leaving Iraq when he was killed by a roadside bomb. He had been uninjured in three previous bombings that hit a vehicle in which he was traveling on April 14, 2007. His father, a National Guard soldier heading to Iraq, said his son was a big sports fan. He played varsity football in Willmar and was also on the traveling hockey team.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/04/14/solder/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
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	map.addOverlay(marker);

//Daniel Olsen 
	var point = new GLatLng(44.803761, -93.167007);
	address = "<img src=\"images/olsen_daniel.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Daniel Olsen<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Eagan, Minn.</strong><br />Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Olsen, 20, was killed when he was shot in the back in Anbar Province on Sunday April 1, 2007.Eagan High School band director Jim Jacobsen said music was a big part of Olsen's life when he was a student. He played the bass drum and the triangle as a member of the school's award-wining drumline. In the marching band, he played cymbals.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/04/03/marinekilled/\">Read more</a></span>";
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//Spc. Sean K. McDonald, 
	var point = new GLatLng(44.7391, -93.1280);
	address = "<img src=\"images/mcdonald_sean.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Sean K. McDonald<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Rosemount, Minn.</strong><br />Specialist Sean McDonald died Sunday March 25, 2007 Sunday in Baghdad of wounds suffered when a bomb exploded near his vehicle. McDonald was assigned to the Ninth Engineer Battalion, Second Brigade Combat Team, First Infantry Division In Wiesbaden, Germany.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/03/28/soldierkilled/\">Read more</a></span>";
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//Sgt. Greg Riewer
	var point = new GLatLng(46.7323, -95.700180);
	address = "<img src=\"images/riewer_greg.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Greg Riewer<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Frazee, Minn.</strong><br />Sgt. Greg N. Riewer, 28,  was killed while on patrol Friday March 23, 2007, in Fallujah with soldiers from the Bemidji-based Company A, 2nd Battalion, 136th Infantry when his vehicle was struck by a roadside bomb, the Guard said. Two other Minnesota National Guard soldiers were injured in the attack.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/03/24/soldier/\">Read more</a></span>";
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//Sgt. Chad Allen
	var point = new GLatLng(45.2296, -94.00004);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Chad Allen<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Maple Lake, Minn.</strong><br />Marine Sgt. Chad M. Allen, 25, of Maple Lake, was on his second deployment in Iraq when he was killed February 28, 2007. Allen joined the Marine Corps in 2003. His father, Steve Allen, of Danbury, Wisconsin, described his son as a &quot;very well-loved young man.&quot; Allen's mother, Deborah, said he joined the service because &quot;he was going to save his family from harm.&quot; Allen was assigned to the 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force at Camp Lejeune, N.C.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/03/01/35thdeath/\">Read more</a></span>";
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//Sgt. William J. Beardsley
	var point = new GLatLng(45.1201, -93.2871);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">William J. Beardsley<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Coon Rapids, Minn.</strong><br />Sgt. William J. Beardsley, 25, was killed in Iraq when a bomb exploded near his vehicle on Monday February 26, 2007. He died in Diwaniyah. He was assigned to the 260th Quartermaster Battalion, 3rd Sustainment Troop Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division of Fort Stewart, Ga. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/02/28/soldierkilled/\">Read more</a></span>";
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//Sgt. Maj. Michael Mettille
	var point = new GLatLng(44.916481, -93.072587);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Michael Mettille<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>West St. Paul, Minn.</strong><br />Sgt. Maj. Michael Mettille, 44, died at Camp Adder in Iraq. He was found in his room in his barracks on Feb. 1, 2007 after apparently suffering a heart attack or aneurysm. Mettille, who had been with the Guard for more than 26 years, was serving as the company first sergeant with soldiers of the Brooklyn Park-based A Co., 134th Brigade Support Battalion. Mettille was an organizer for Operation Uplink, which worked with the Veterans of Foreign Wars to provide phone cards for soldiers to call home. Elizabeth Mettille said her father was home for a brief leave in December and told her how much he loved being a soldier. <br /></span>";
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// Andrew Matus
	// 1/20/2007
	var point = new GLatLng(45.423481, -91.409187);
	address = "<img src=\"images/matus_andrew.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Andrew Matus<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Weyerhaeuser, Wis.</strong><br />Lance Cpl. Andrew Matus, 19, died in Iraq, shot while stationed in Anbar Province on January 20, 2007. According to the Star Tribune newspaper, he loved woodworking and another hobby was attending gun shows with his father.<br /></span>";
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// James M. Wosika Jr.
	// 1/09/2007
	var point = new GLatLng(44.9275, -93.1299);
	address = "<img src=\"images/wosika_james.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">James M. Wosika<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>St. Paul, Minn.</strong><br />Sgt. Wosika, 24,  was killed in combat while traveling on a foot patrol mission near Fallujah, Iraq. An improvised explosive device detonated near his vehicle on Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2007. Sgt. Wosika was assigned to B Company, 2nd Combined Arms Battalion, 136th Infantry, based in Crookston. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/01/10/kia/\">Read more</a></span>";
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// Nicholas Turcotte
	// 12/04/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(45.1265, -93.4755);
	address = "<img src=\"images/nicholas_turcotte.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Nicholas Turcotte<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Maple Grove, Minn.</strong><br />Spc. Nicholas Turcotte, 23, of the Minnesota National Guard was in an armored vehicle escorting a logistics convoy with soldiers from the West St. Paul-based Company A, 2nd Battalion, 135th Infantry when it rolled over on a road near Nasiriyah on December 4, 2006.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/12/06/killediraq/\">Read more</a></span>";
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	// Cory Rystad
	// 12/02/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(47.8845, -96.2652);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Cory Rystad<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Red Lake Falls, Minn.</strong><br />Rystad was 20 years old when he was killed in an explosion in Fallujah on Saturday, December 2, 2006, just weeks shy of his 21st birthday. His father told Minnesota Public Radio News he last saw his son in June, when he was home on leave. He said his son told him last month he was going shopping for new bow-hunting equipment for when he came home. He said his son was easygoing.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/12/04/soldier/\">Read more</a></span>";
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	// Bryan McDonough
	// 12/02/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(45.0052, -93.0723);
	address = "<img src=\"images/bryan_mcdonough.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Bryan T. McDonough<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Maplewood, Minn.</strong><br />Bryan T. McDonough, 22, of Maplewood, was a specialist in the Minnesota National Guard. He died Saturday December 2, 2006, in an explosion in Fallujah. He was a 2002 graduate of Roseville Area High School was sent to Iraq in March 2006. He had been taking classes at St. Cloud Technical College before his deployment.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/12/04/soldierskilled/\">Read more</a></span>";
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	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
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	// Kevin M. Witte
	// 08/30/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(45.5819, -96.7009);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Kevin M. Witte<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Beardsley, Minn.</strong><br />Staff Sgt. Kevin M. Witte, 27,  of Beardsley died October 20, 2006 in Baghdad after being injured when a bomb exploded near his vehicle during a combat patrol. He was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, based in Baumholder, Germany. His wife and son live in Germany. Witte's aunt, Beardsley Mayor Mary Sykora, said Witte was well-known and well-liked in the small farm town and residents were struggling to accept his death. Witte had returned to Beardsley earlier this year for the funeral of his father, Marvin. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/10/23/soldierkilled/\">Read more</a></span>";
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	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);


	// Jonathan Benson
	// 08/30/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(45.5340, -92.8961);
	address = "<img src=\"images/jbenson.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Jonathan Benson<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>North Branch, Minn.</strong><br />Cpl.  Benson, 21, of North Branch died September 9, 2006 at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio. He served with Company K, 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Division, and was injured June 17 when a bomb exploded under his vehicle near Habbaniyah.Brian Meskimen, a fellow 2003 North Branch graduate, said he remembered walking with Benson through fields at a friend's farm, laughing and looking at the northern lights. &quot;John was an all-around good guy,&quot; he said. &quot; He was very friendly with everyone around him. He never had a beef with anybody.&quot;<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/09/10/soldierdies/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Joshua Hanson
	// 08/30/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(46.544039, -95.71537);
	address = "<img src=\"images/hanson.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Joshua Hanson<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Dent, Minn.</strong><br />Staff Sgt. Joshua Hanson was killed Wednesday, August 30, 2006, in Iraq by a roadside bomb. He was a member of Company A, 2nd Combined Arms Battalion, 136th Infantry, based in Detroit Lakes.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/09/01/hansonobit/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Qixing Lee
	// 08/27/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(44.980118, -93.263924);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Qixing Lee<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Minneapolis, Minn.</strong><br />Army specialist Qixing Lee, 20, from Minneapolis, was among four soldiers killed on August 27, 2006 when a bomb exploded while they were on a foot patrol in Taji, Iraq, north of Baghdad.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/09/01/soldiersdead/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Kenneth Cross
	// 08/27/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(46.607922, -91.983673);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Kenneth Cross<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>South Range, Wis.</strong><br />Kenneth Cross, a young soldier from just south of Superior, Wisconsin, was killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq on August 27, 2006.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/08/29/crossobit/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Troy Linden
	// 07/08/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(46.860168, -95.68605);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Troy Linden<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Rochert, Minn.</strong><br />Army Spec. Troy Carlin Linden, 22, of Rochert, was killed in Anbar province on June 8, 2006. He was a 2002 graduate of Detroit Lakes High School. He enlisted in the Army in Billings, Mont., where he had moved after graduating, but his siblings described him as a Minnesotan through and through. They said he was a humble all-American who was proud to serve his country.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/07/10/soldierkilled/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Kyle Miller
	// 06/30/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(45.1041, -95.0475);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Kyle Miller<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Willmar, Minn.</strong><br />Kyle Miller, a National Guardsman from Willmar, died in Iraq on June 30, 2006 when an explosive device detonated near his convoy.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/06/30/kia/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Brent W. Koch
	// 06/16/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(44.5872, -95.0328);
	address = "<img src=\"images/brentkoch.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Brent W. Koch<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Morton, Minn.</strong><br />Specialist Koch, 22, of the Minnesota National Guard, was killed on June 16, 2006 when a roadside bomb deotanted near his vehicle in Ad Diwaniyah, Iraq.  Koch attended Cedar Mountain High School.  He worked for a farmer in Morton for a time. He also worked for a mobile home manufacturer.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/06/19/soldierkilled/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Jaime Jaenke
	// 06/05/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(44.6206, -92.4859);
	address = "<img src=\"images/jaenke.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Jaime Jaenke<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Bay City, Wis.</strong><br />Navy Petty Officer Second Class Jaime Jaenke died June 5, 2006 in a blast that also killed one other sailor. Jaenke, 29, worked as an emergency medical technician with the Ellsworth Ambulance Service before leaving in July 2005 to enter the Navy Reserve. The Iowa native was the mother of a young daughter.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Nathanael J. Doring
	// 05/31/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(44.7459, -93.2004);
	address = "<img src=\"images/doring.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Nathanael J. Doring<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Apple Valley, Minn.</strong><br />Marine Capt.  Doring died May 30, 2006 following a non-hostile helicopter accident May 27 near Taqaddum, Iraq. Doring was a 1993 graduate of Apple Valley High School and earned a degree in electrical engineering from the Milwaukee School of Engineering in 1997. Two years later, he joined the Marines and earned his pilot's wings on Oct. 11, 2001. In addition to his wife and family in Minnesota, Doring has a 7-year-old son, Alexander, who lives on the East Coast.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/05/31/marinekilled/\">Read more</a></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Adam VanAlstine
	// 02/25/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(46.6228, -92.1463);
	address = "<img src=\"images/vanalstyne.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Adam VanAlstine<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Superior, Wis.</strong><br />VanAlstine, 21, was killed Saturday February 25, 2006 in Ramadi outside of Baghdad. The Marine, a 2003 graduate of Superior High School, left for Iraq in September and was scheduled to return in April.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/02/27/soldierdies/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Michael Hermanson
	// 05/24/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(46.9259, -96.8507);
	address = "<img src=\"images/hermanson.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Michael Hermanson<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Fargo, N.D.</strong><br />Hermanson, 21, was a specialist in the North Dakota National Guard. He died May 24, 2006 during an attack by small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades on patrol south of Balad,  about 50 miles north of Baghdad. The 2002 Fargo North graduate attended North Dakota State University for two semesters before and after his military training.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/05/25/fargosoldier/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Robert Posivio III
	// 05/23/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(43.6721, -94.7370);
	address = "<img src=\"images/posivio.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\"> Robert Posivio III<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Sherburn, Minn.</strong><br />Lance Cpl. Robert Posivio III died May 23, 2006 while conducting combat operations against enemy forces in the Al Anbar Province. He was a passenger in a high-mobility multipurpose vehicle that was hit by an improvised explosive device. Posivio joined the Marines right out of high school, and that he was in his third tour of duty in Iraq. He was due to be discharged July 28, 2006. <br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/05/25/marinedies/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Gregory A. Wagner
	// 05/08/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(43.7034, -98.0626);
	address = "<img src=\"images/sd_wagner.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Gregory A. Wagner<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Mitchell, S.D.</strong><br />Army Staff Sgt. Wagner, 35, was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 147th Field Artillery, South Dakota Army National Guard, Yankton, S.D. He died of injuries sustained May 8, 2006 when an improvised fire projectile struck his Humvee during combat operation in Baghdad.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Andrew Kemple
	// 02/12/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(45.5649, -93.3413);
	address = "<img src=\"images/kemple.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Andrew Kemple<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Cambridge, Minn.</strong><br />Cpl. Andrew Kemple died in Tikrit on February 12, 2006 when his Humvee was attacked. Kemple was assigned to the 101st Airborne Division out of Fort Campbell, Ky.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/02/22/kemple/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Allen D. Kokesh Jr.
	// 02/07/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(42.8878, -97.4540);
	address = "<img src=\"images/sd_kokesh.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Allen D. Kokesh Jr.<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Yankton, S.D.</strong><br />Army Specialist Kokesh, 21, was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 147th Field Artillery, South Dakota Army National Guard, Yankton, S.D. He died Feb. 7, 2006 at Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio, of injuries sustained Dec. 4, 2005 when an improvised explosive device detonated near his Humvee in Baghdad.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Patrick Herried
	// 02/06/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(43.5207, -96.7355);
	address = "<img src=\"images/vanalstyne.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Patrick Herried<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Sioux Falls, S.D.</strong><br />Army Specialist Herried was killed February 6, 2006 by a roadside bomb in Rawah, Iraq. He graduated from Sioux Falls Roosevelt High School in 1994 and was 29 years old. His father, Bill, says Patrick enjoyed skateboarding and the band Metallica when he was younger, and as he grew he became interested in weight training and bicycling.<br /><a href=\"http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2006/02/09/sdsoldier/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Roland C. Barvels
	// 01/18/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(43.7176, -94.4293);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Roland C. Barvels<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Fairmont, Minn.</strong><br /> Roland C. Barvels, 42, of Aberdeen, was one of the casualties of an insurgent bombing on January 18, 2006. Barvels and another American working as international police liaison officers for DynCorp were killed when a roadside bomb hit their convoy near Basra. Barvels was a law enforcement officer for 17 years with several departments in South Dakota.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Stuart Anderson
	// 01/07/2006
	var point = new GLatLng(42.4503, -90.8504);
	address = "<img src=\"images/anderson_stuart.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Stuart M. Anderson<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Peosta, Iowa</strong><br /> Maj. Stuart Anderson, 44, was on his second tour of duty in the Gulf region when his Army Black Hawk helicopter crashed on Jan. 7, 2006 in northern Iraq. Seven other soldiers and four civilians were also killed in the crash. Anderson grew up in West-Central Minnesota<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Kyle Kaszynski
	// 12/22/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(44.9596, -93.0469);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">Kyle Kaszynski<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>St. Paul, Minn.</strong><br />St. Paul Police Officer Kyle M. Kaszynski was working for a private security consulting firm when he was killed on December 22, 2005. He was in a convoy that was escorting correctional advisers from Baghdad to Baquba when it was attacked. Kaszynski's family said he believed private contracting was his way of doing his part for the U.S. in Iraq. They also said he hoped to gain an experience he had missed by never joining the military.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/12/23_horwichj_cop/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Kenneth Blake Pospisil
	// 12/14/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(45.2924, -93.4325);
	address = "<img src=\"images/pop.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Kenneth Blake Pospisil<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Andover, Minn.</strong><br />Staff Sgt. Pospisil chose a military career after leaving Anoka High School. He served in the Marines for 18 years. He died on Dec. 14, 2005 while serving his first tour of duty in Iraq as part of the 8th Engineer Support Battalion based at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. He spent a large part of his military career in Honolulu.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/12/16_hughesa_soldierkilled/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Daniel M. Cuka
	// 12/04/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(42.8870, -97.3530);
	address = "<img src=\"images/sd_kuka.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Daniel M. Cuka<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Yankton, S.D.</strong><br />Army Staff Sgt. Cuka, 27,  was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 147th Field Artillery, South Dakota Army National Guard, Yankton, S.D. He was killed Dec. 4, 2005 when improvised explosive devices detonated near his Humvee during convoy operations in Baghdad.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Scott Modeen
	// 12/01/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(45.0065, -93.3802);
	address = "<img src=\"images/modeen.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Scott Modeen<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>New Hope, Minn.</strong><br />Lance Cpl. Scott Modeen, 24, was killed by a roadside bomb in Fallujah on December 1, 2005. He was a 2000 graduate of Cooper High School.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/12/04_ap_iraq/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Anthony McElveen
	// 12/01/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(46.0363, -94.2788);
	address = "<img src=\"images/macelveen.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Anthony McElveen<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Little Falls, Minn.</strong><br />Cpl. Anthony McElveen, 21, was killed by a roadside bomb in Fallujah on December 1, 2005. He was on his second tour of duty in Iraq.  His former band instructor at Little Falls High School said he was a good saxophone player. He also played goalie on the school hockey team. He often returned to the school to talk to the students about his experiences in Iraq.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/12/05_postt_ltfallssoldier/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Brett Angus
	// 11/26/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(44.9324, -93.1221);
	address = "<img src=\"images/angus.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Brett Angus<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>St. Paul, Minn.</strong><br />Master Sgt. Angus, 40, was killed on November 26, 2005 by a roadside bomb. He grew up in St. Paul and joined the Marines after high school. He was a career Marine based at Camp Pendleton, Calif., and lived near there with his wife.<br /><a href=\"http://www.publicradio.org/tools/media/player/news/features/2005/11/29_extra_angus\">Listen to an interview with his uncle</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Benjamin Smith
	// 11/02/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(44.9743, -92.6899);
	address = "<img src=\"images/bensmith.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Benjamin Smith<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Hudson, Wis.</strong><br />Army specialist Benjamin Smith, 21, died November 2, 2005 when a bomb exploded near his Humvee near Baghdad.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/11/09_baxtera_smithobit/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Jacob Vanderbosch
	// 10/03/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(45.0841, -93.0819);
	address = "<img src=\"images/vanderbosch.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Jacob Vanderbosch</a><br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Vadnais Heights, Minn.</strong><br />Army Spc. Vanderbosch, 21, was killed October 3, 2005 in Haqlaniyah, Iraq, when a roadside bomb exploded. Jacob Vanderbosch signed up for the Army two years ago. His family says he was hoping to save up some money for college and was looking for some direction in his life.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/10/06_cunninghamg_soldier/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Elden Arcand
	// 08/21/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(45.0958, -93.0043);
	address = "<img src=\"images/arcand.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Elden Arcand<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>White Bear Lake, Minn.</strong><br />Pfc. Arcand's fuel supply truck overturned on a road on August 21, 2005 in Mosul. Officials say he was thrown from the vehicle, and it rolled onto him. His mother, Kelly Freudenberg, says her son wanted to be assigned to Iraq so that others wouldn't have to serve.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/08/24_olsond_casualty/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Michael Benson
	// 08/02/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(43.9823, -91.6349);
	address = "<img src=\"images/benson.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Michael Benson<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Winona, Minn.</strong><br />Army Sgt. 1st Class  Benson, 40, was riding in a Humvee on Aug. 2, 2005 when it was struck by a bomb. Benson grew up in Winona, graduating from Winona High School in 1983. He joined the Army a few years later and has made a career out of it.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/08/11_ap_soldierkilled/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Bryan Opskar
	// 07/23/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(46.8619, -96.7661);
	address = "<img src=\"images/opskar.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Bryan Opskar<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Moorhead, Minn.</strong><br />Marine Sgt. Opskar, 32, was killed on July 23, 2005 when a roadside bomb exploded. He played on the Concordia College hockey team where he was remembered as a hard-nosed, disciplined player, not the most talented or flashiest, but he practiced the hardest and led by example.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/07/25_rehab_opskarobit/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Michael Fasnacht
	// 06/08/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(44.1637, -93.9993);
	address = "<img src=\"images/fasnacht.jpg\" height=\"45\" width=\"60\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Michael Fasnacht<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Mankato, Minn.</strong><br />Army 1st Lt. Fasnacht, 25, was killed on June 8, 2005. He lived with his wife, Tresa, in Mankato. Both graduated from Minnesota State, Mankato.  He went into basic training shortly after getting his bachelor's degree in microbiology. He followed the military footsteps of his father, who served in the Army during the Vietnam War era.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Matt Lourey
	// 05/26/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(46.3765, -92.489);
	address = "<img src=\"images/lourey.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Matt Lourey<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Kerrick Township, Minn.</strong><br />Killed on May 26, 2005 when the helicopter he was piloting was shot down. Lourey, the son of Sen. Becky Lourey and her husband, Gene, is remembered by his family as a fun-loving guy who never took things too seriously.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/05/27_kelleherb_loureyobit/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Kelly Hinz  
	// 05/02/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(44.884774, -92.964451);
	address = "<img src=\"images/hinz.jpg\" height=\"45\" width=\"60\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Kelly Hinz<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Woodbury, Minn.</strong><br />Killed on May 2, 2005. Hinz decided to follow in his father's footsteps and become a pilot, while he attended the University of St. Thomas. He entered the military in July 1996. He died when his F/A-18 collided with another jet.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/05/05_zdechlikm_soldierkilled/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Travis Bruce
	// 03/23/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(43.9986, -92.5331);
	address = "<img src=\"images/bruce.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Travis Bruce<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Rochester, Minn.</strong><br />Bruce, 22, was part of a military police brigade. He was positioned on the roof a building in Baghdad when he was killed in a rocket attack on March 23, 2005.  Bruce's aunt, Sue Ketchum, describes him as quiet and shy, but also full of fun.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/03/25_galballye_rochsoldier/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Andrew Bossert
	// 03/07/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(44.1617, -91.6570);
	address = "<img src=\"images/bossert.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Andrew Bossert<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Fountain City, Wis.</strong><br />Army Sgt. Bossert was killed March 7, 2005 when a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device detonated near his screening area in Ramadi, Iraq.  Bossert graduated from Fountain City High School in 1999. That year he was voted MVP of the basketball team. His coach said he was good enough to have played college ball. Instead, Bossert opted to enter the military.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/03/09_galballye_bossertobit/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Jason Timmerman
	// 02/21/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(44.2253, -95.6512);
	address = "<img src=\"images/timmerman.jpg\" height=\"45\" width=\"60\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Jason Timmerman<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Tracy, Minn.</strong><br />First Lieutenant Timmerman was killed on February 21, 2005. Timmerman was a graduate of Dakota State University in Madison, South Dakota. He taught mathematics in 2003-04 at Lake Benton High School.  Timmerman said he loved the outdoors. He said his philosophy on successful teaching included a need to make a personal connection with each student.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/02/23_steilm_soldiersfolo/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Jesse Lhotka
	// 02/21/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(45.8551, -95.4333);
	address = "<img src=\"images/lhotka.jpg\" height=\"45\" width=\"60\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Jesse Lhotka<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Alexandria, Minn.</strong><br />Lhotka was killed on February 21, 2005 in Baghdad, when an improvised explosive device detonated as he was exiting his military vehicle after it had rolled over. Lhotka was credited with saving the life of a fellow soldier from nearby Benson whose Humvee had flipped, and had just helped evacuate another soldier, when he was killed.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/03/02_steilm_appletonstreets/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// David Day
	// 02/21/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(44.9053, -93.3395);
	address = "<img src=\"images/day.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">David Day<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>St. Louis Park, Minn.</strong><br />Killed on February 21, 2005 when a roadside bomb went off. He joined the National Guard so he could pay for his training to become a police officer. Day had been a member of the St. Louis Park Police Department for about eight months before his deployment to Iraq. He had married his high school sweetheart just before he left.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/02/22_ap_gaurdkilled/\">Read more</span></a>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Mickey E. Zaun
	// 01/28/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(45.1159, -93.3388);
	address = "<img src=\"images/zaun.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Mickey E. Zaun<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Brooklyn Park, Minn.</strong><br />Sgt. 1st Class Zaun, 27, of Brooklyn Park, died January 28, 2005 in Mosul, Iraq, from injuries sustained in a collision between two armored vehicles. Zaun's former mother-in-law said he loved serving in the military.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Mike Carlson
	// 01/24/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(44.9661, -93.0837);
	address = "<img src=\"images/mcarlson.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Mike Carlson<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>St. Paul, Minn.</strong><br />Carlson was killed on January 24, 2005 when his Bradley fighting vehicle overturned in Mohammed Sacran, Iraq. He died less than a month before his 23rd birthday, which would have been on Valentine's Day. Carlson was a two sports star at Cretin-Derham Hall High School in St. Paul, and was a defensive lineman on its 1999 state champion football team. He graduated in 2000.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Dwayne McFarland Jr.
	// 01/09/2005
	var point = new GLatLng(47.3012, -94.5426);
	address = "<img src=\"images/mcfarlane.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Dwayne McFarland Jr.<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Cass Lake, Minn.</strong><br />Army Spc. McFarlane was killed on January 9, 2005 when a bomb went off while he was on foot patrol in Baghdad. McFarlane graduated from Cass Lake-Bena High School in 2002, where he participated in track and was a member of the 2000-01 basketball team that went to the state tournament. He joined the Army to earn money for college.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Daniel McConnell
	// 11/16/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(46.8004, -92.0957);
	address = "<img src=\"images/mcconnell.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Daniel McConnell<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Duluth, Minn.</strong><br />McConnell was 27 years old - an Army Specialist who had been in the service for two years. He died in a convoy accident in Kirkuk on November 16, 2004. McConnell was the oldest of five brothers and sisters.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2004/11/18_kelleherb_duluthsoldier/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// John Pinsonneault
	// 10/14/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(45.5343, -92.8964);
	address = "<span class=\"titlelink\">John Pinsonneault<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>North Branch, Minn.</strong><br />Pinsonneault was killed on October 14, 2004. He was elected mayor of North Branch in 2004. He was in Iraq as an employee of DynCorp, a global security firm based in Fort Worth, Texas.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Lance J. Koenig
	// 09/22/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(46.9259, -96.8507);
	address = "<img src=\"images/koenig.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Lance J. Koenig<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Fargo, N.D.</strong><br />Army Staff Sgt. Lance J. Koenig was killed September 22, 2004 when an improvised explosive device detonated while he was conducting a dismounted patrol in Tikrit. He was a 1989 graduate of Carrington High School and a former All-American wrestler at North Dakota State.  Koenig never sought praise or recognition, but would want to be remembered for things such as his calm demeanor, his friends said.</span></a> ";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// David Cedergren
	// 09/11/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(44.8892, -93.0424);
	address = "<img src=\"images/cedergren.jpg\" height=\"45\" width=\"60\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">David Cedergren<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>South St. Paul, Minn.</strong><br />Cedergren was killed on September 11, 2004 in a non-combat incident near Iskandariayah, Iraq. He was a Navy hospital corpsman. &quot;Dave would have given anything he would have owned to anybody at any time,&quot; his brother, Brad, said. &quot;And he has a smile that would cheer anybody up, no matter what they were going through.&quot;. He was 25.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Demetrius Rice
	// 07/14/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(45.4094, -96.5312);
	address = "<img src=\"images/rice.jpg\" height=\"45\" width=\"60\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Demetrius Rice<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Ortonville, Minn.</strong><br />Rice died in Talafar, Iraq, when his vehicle rolled over as the driver tried to avoid another vehicle on July 14, 2004. Valorie Rice, Demetrius' mother, moved with her children to Minnesota from Chicago nearly 11 years ago in hopes of providing them with a better life. The oldest of five kids, Demetrius Rice did his best to adapt to his new surroundings, his mother said.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Levi Angell
	// 06/08/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(46.7232, -92.5588);
	address = "<img src=\"images/angell.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Levi Angell<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Cloquet, Minn.</strong><br />Lance Cpl. Angell, 20, was killed June 8, 2004 in Abu Ghurayb, on the western outskirts of Baghdad and on the road to Fallujah when his Humvee was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade. Angell liked to play basketball, not on the teams, but just for fun. He  was also on the high school chess team.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2004/04/09_ap_cloquetmarine/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Moises Langhorst
	// 06/05/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(46.4505, -92.678);
	address = "<img src=\"images/langhorst.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Moises Langhorst<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Moose Lake, Minn.</strong><br />Langhorst, 19, was killed June 5, 2004 during fighting in the Fallujah-Ramadi area. He graduated in 2003 from Moose Lake High School, where he was active in sports, theater and music, and was a star on Moose Lake's Knowledge Bowl team.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2004/04/08_hemphills_mooselake/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// James Holmes
	// 05/08/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(47.9277, -97.0057);
	address = "<img src=\"images/holmes.jpg\" height=\"45\" width=\"60\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">James Holmes<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>East Grand Forks, Minn.</strong><br />He worked at Valley Petroleum Equipment in Grand Forks. Specialist Holmes suffered shrapnel wounds when his vehicle patrol set off a roadside bomb May 8, 2004.  He was a history buff who moved to North Dakota from Arizona to attend flight school.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Tyler Fey
	// 04/04/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(44.8297, -93.4654);
	address = "<img src=\"images/fey.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Tyler Fey<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Eden Prairie, Minn.</strong><br />Marine Cpl. Fey, 22,  was killed April 4, 2004 by hostile fire in Anbar province, Iraq. He was based at Camp Pendleton, Calif.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Bert Hoyer
	// 03/10/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(44.7206, -92.4859);
	address = "<img src=\"images/hoyer.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Bert Hoyer<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Ellsworth, Wis.</strong><br />Army Pfc. Bert Hoyer, 23, was a specialist with the 652nd Engineer Company, based in Ellsworth. Hoyer was building bridges in Iraq when he was killed by a bomb blast on March 10, 2004.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2004/03/18_wurzerc_ellsworth/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Matthew Milczark
	// 03/07/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(46.5147, -92.9524);
	address = "<img src=\"images/milczark.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Matthew Milczark<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Kettle River, Minn.</strong><br />Pfc. Matthew G. Milczark, 18, was killed March 7, 2004 in a non-combat related incident at Camp Victory, Kuwait. Milczark's family said there was never a question that the young man voted Moose Lake High School's 2003 homecoming king would follow his grandfather and three uncles into the military.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Patrick Dorff
	// 01/25/2004
	var point = new GLatLng(45.193, -93.8295);
	address = "<img src=\"images/dorff.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Patrick Dorff<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Buffalo, Minn.</strong><br />Army Chief Warrant Officer Dorff was killed Jan. 25, 2004 when his helicopter went down in the Tigris River during a search for four soldiers whose watercraft had capsized. He joined the Army after he graduated from Buffalo High School in 1990 to earn money for college and to gain more flying experience.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2004/02/12_zdechlikm_dorff/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Dale Panchot
	// 11/17/2003
	var point = new GLatLng(47.8312, -94.1459);
	address = "<img src=\"images/panchot.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Dale Panchot<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Northome, Minn.</strong><br />Army Staff Sgt. Panchot, 26, was killed November 17, 2003 while on patrol south of Balad, Iraq. He grew up in Northome playing baseball, football and basketball in high school. He joined the Army Reserves at 17, following his father and grandfather into the military. Days before he died, Panchot told his parents he had signed up for his last three-year tour.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2003/11/19_ap_soldierkilled/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Jeremy L. Wolfe
	// 11/15/2003
	var point = new GLatLng(44.875, -91.91819);
	address = "<img src=\"images/wolfe.jpg\" height=\"45\" width=\"60\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Jeremy L. Wolfe<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Menomonie, Wis.</strong><br />Army Second Lt. Wolfe was killed Nov. 15, 2003 when two 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters crashed in Mosul, Iraq. A graduate of Colfax High School, served with the 4th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment, and had only been in Iraq about six weeks at the time of the crash. He joined the Army in 1996.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);

	// Brian Hellermann
	// 08/06/2003
	var point = new GLatLng(45.6767, -94.6794);
	address = "<img src=\"images/hellerman.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Brian Hellermann<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Freeport, Minn.</strong><br />Army Staff Sgt. Hellerman, 35, died during an ambush on August 6, 2003 in Baghdad. He was assigned to C Company, 2nd Battalion, 325th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 82nd Airborne Division, from Fort Bragg, N.C.<br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
	
	// Dan Gabrielson
	// 07/09/2003
	var point = new GLatLng(45.8769, -91.9289);
	address = "<img src=\"images/gabrielson.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Dan Gabrielson<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Spooner, Wis.</strong><br />Army Sgt. 1st Class Dan Gabrielson was killed July 9, 2003 when his convoy came under attack north of Baghdad. Gabrielson, 40, is survived by his wife and three children. Gabrielson grew up in Spooner, and lived with his family in nearby Frederic for the past 15 years.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2003/07/23_helmsm_soldierfuneral/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
		
	// Edward James Herrgott
	// 07/03/2003
	var point = new GLatLng(44.785277, -93.494956);
	address = "<img src=\"images/herrgott.jpg\" height=\"60\" width=\"45\" align=\"left\" hspace=\"5\"><span class=\"titlelink\">Edward James Herrgott<br /></span><span class=\"storytext\"><strong>Shakopee, Minn.</strong><br />Pfc. Edward James Herrgott, 20, was guarding the National Museum in Baghdad on July 3, 2003 when he was shot and killed by a sniper. He was the first Minnesotan killed in the war. Herrgott was born and grew up in Shakopee and graduated from Shakopee High School in 2001.<br /><a href=\"http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2003/07/15_zdechlikm_herrgottfuneral/\">Read more</a><br /></span>";
	var marker = new GMarker(point);
	var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);
	map.addOverlay(marker);
}
    //]]>