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| − | + | '''Lynne Aronson''', originally a [[Chicago]] [[fan]], was brought into [[fandom]] in the mid-1960s by her friend [[Phyllis Eisenstein]], partly because of her love of [[science fiction]], but also because she had a car and could drive to [[George Price]]'s home for [[fannish]] gatherings. It was at one of these gatherings that Lynne met [[Mark Aronson]], whom she eventually married. | |
| − | + | In 1967, she attended her first [[Worldcon]] and competed in the [[masquerade]], wearing a dress made up entirely of magazine rejection slips. | |
| − | Lynne and Mark were among the founders of [[Windycon]] and chaired the first three | + | Lynne and Mark were among the founders of [[Windycon]] and chaired the first three years, eventually returning as Guests of Honor for Windycon XV and XXX. |
At [[Noreascon Two]], she organized the [[Great Noreascon Two One-Shot Chorale]]. | At [[Noreascon Two]], she organized the [[Great Noreascon Two One-Shot Chorale]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:54, 25 July 2020
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Lynne Aronson, originally a Chicago fan, was brought into fandom in the mid-1960s by her friend Phyllis Eisenstein, partly because of her love of science fiction, but also because she had a car and could drive to George Price's home for fannish gatherings. It was at one of these gatherings that Lynne met Mark Aronson, whom she eventually married.
In 1967, she attended her first Worldcon and competed in the masquerade, wearing a dress made up entirely of magazine rejection slips.
Lynne and Mark were among the founders of Windycon and chaired the first three years, eventually returning as Guests of Honor for Windycon XV and XXX.
At Noreascon Two, she organized the Great Noreascon Two One-Shot Chorale.
She and her husband eventually left Chicago for the wilds of Cincinnati.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1988 -- Windycon XV
- 2003 -- WindyCon XXX
- 1974 -- Windycon I
- 1975 -- Windycon II
- 1976 -- Windycon III
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