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| + | '''Halmer D. Haag''' was a [[Baltimore]]-area [[fan]] who found [[fandom]] in 1984. He [[chaired]] [[Balticon 25]] and [[Balticon 35]] and worked on [[Balticon]] and a number of [[regionals]]. He "instigated" the [[Baltimore in '98]] [[Worldcon bid]], was [[Balticon]]'s [[Game|Gaming]] Czar, and was a member of the [[BSFS]] [[Board]] of [[Directors]]. Along with [[Inge Heyer]], he founded [[BWSMOF]]. He was an [[editor]] of ''[[BSFan]]''. | ||
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| + | * 2010 — [[Ghost of Honor]] at [[Balticon 44]] | ||
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{{person | born=1946 | died=2009}} | {{person | born=1946 | died=2009}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:56, 2 April 2024
(September 6, 1946 – August 12, 2009)
Halmer D. Haag was a Baltimore-area fan who found fandom in 1984. He chaired Balticon 25 and Balticon 35 and worked on Balticon and a number of regionals. He "instigated" the Baltimore in '98 Worldcon bid, was Balticon's Gaming Czar, and was a member of the BSFS Board of Directors. Along with Inge Heyer, he founded BWSMOF. He was an editor of BSFan.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2010 — Ghost of Honor at Balticon 44
| Person | 1946—2009 |
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