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'''Dorothy Creore Tomkins''' was a [[Michigan]] [[fan]], a member of the [[Galactic Roamers]]. She attended the [[1941 Michiconference|1941]] and [[1942 Michiconference]]s. In 1942, she and her then husband, [[Tommy Tomkins|Tommy]], hosted the [[con]]goers for dinner in their [[Jackson, MI]], home. | '''Dorothy Creore Tomkins''' was a [[Michigan]] [[fan]], a member of the [[Galactic Roamers]]. She attended the [[1941 Michiconference|1941]] and [[1942 Michiconference]]s. In 1942, she and her then husband, [[Tommy Tomkins|Tommy]], hosted the [[con]]goers for dinner in their [[Jackson, MI]], home. | ||
| − | In ''[[En Garde]]'' 4 (Winter 1942), [[Al Ashley|Al]] and [[Abby Lu Ashley]] reported that she had joined the WAVES. | + | In ''[[En Garde]]'' 4 (Winter 1942), [[Al Ashley|Al]] and [[Abby Lu Ashley]] reported that she had joined the WAVES. She seems to have [[gafiated]] about then. |
Dorothy married Tommy in 1937; they had divorced by 1944, when she married Anthony Brizzi. | Dorothy married Tommy in 1937; they had divorced by 1944, when she married Anthony Brizzi. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:10, 8 October 2021
(June 9, 1918 – February 3, 2003)
Dorothy Creore Tomkins was a Michigan fan, a member of the Galactic Roamers. She attended the 1941 and 1942 Michiconferences. In 1942, she and her then husband, Tommy, hosted the congoers for dinner in their Jackson, MI, home.
In En Garde 4 (Winter 1942), Al and Abby Lu Ashley reported that she had joined the WAVES. She seems to have gafiated about then.
Dorothy married Tommy in 1937; they had divorced by 1944, when she married Anthony Brizzi.
| Person | 1918—2003 |
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