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| − | A [[Toronto]]-area [[fan]] and [[filker]] who discovered [[fandom]] in 1988. With his wife [[Judith Hayman]], he became involved in filk in 1990 at [[Ad Astra]] and then volunteered at [[FilKONtario]] of which he soon became a leader, [[chairing]] [[FilKONtario 26]]. He helped run filk at Toronto Trek and at [[Torcon 3]]. He originated the idea of a [[Filk Hall of Fame]] in 1993 and continues to help run it. | + | A [[Toronto]]-area [[fan]] and [[filker]] who discovered [[fandom]] in 1988. With his wife [[Judith Hayman]], he became involved in filk in 1990 at [[Ad Astra (Canada)]] and then volunteered at [[FilKONtario]] of which he soon became a leader, [[chairing]] [[FilKONtario 26]]. He helped run filk at Toronto Trek and at [[Torcon 3]]. He originated the idea of a [[Filk Hall of Fame]] in 1993 and continues to help run it. |
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Revision as of 09:34, 25 March 2020
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A Toronto-area fan and filker who discovered fandom in 1988. With his wife Judith Hayman, he became involved in filk in 1990 at Ad Astra and then volunteered at FilKONtario of which he soon became a leader, chairing FilKONtario 26. He helped run filk at Toronto Trek and at Torcon 3. He originated the idea of a Filk Hall of Fame in 1993 and continues to help run it.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2002 -- OVFF 18
- 2005 -- Filk Hall of Fame
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