Difference between revisions of "Mark Evans"
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| − | Evans was active in [[Columbus]] [[fandom]] for several years. He co-chaired [[ | + | Evans was active in [[Columbus]] [[fandom]] for several years. He co-chaired [[Marcon]] from 1978-1983. He co-chaired with [[Ross Pavlac]] for the first two years and with [[Liz Gross]] for the latter three. He was also involved in the [[Worldcon bid]] for [[Cincinnati in 1988]] and one of the Columbus [[Worldcon bids]]. In more recent years, he was involved with running [[Context]]. He was [[FGoH]] in 1985 at [[ConClave X]]. |
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Latest revision as of 13:33, 5 February 2020
(1951 -- April 2, 2013)
Evans was active in Columbus fandom for several years. He co-chaired Marcon from 1978-1983. He co-chaired with Ross Pavlac for the first two years and with Liz Gross for the latter three. He was also involved in the Worldcon bid for Cincinnati in 1988 and one of the Columbus Worldcon bids. In more recent years, he was involved with running Context. He was FGoH in 1985 at ConClave X.
| Person | 1951—2013 |
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