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'''Margaret Trebing''', a [[Philadelphia]] [[fan]] and [[PSFA]] member, was also a member and officer of [[PSFS]]. She wrote the ''[[Philcon I Reminiscence (Trebing)|Philcon I Report]]'' in 2000 and was the Assistant Publications Division Head for the [[Millennium Philcon]] in 2001. | '''Margaret Trebing''', a [[Philadelphia]] [[fan]] and [[PSFA]] member, was also a member and officer of [[PSFS]]. She wrote the ''[[Philcon I Reminiscence (Trebing)|Philcon I Report]]'' in 2000 and was the Assistant Publications Division Head for the [[Millennium Philcon]] in 2001. | ||
| − | Margaret is a third-generation fan, the daughter of [[Allison Williams]] and [[Alexander Phillips]] and the granddaughter of [[James Williams]]. She | + | Margaret is a third-generation fan, the daughter of [[Allison Williams]] and [[Alexander Phillips]] and the granddaughter of [[James Williams]]. She married fellow fan [[Mark Trebing]] in 1989. |
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(September 11, 1963 –)
Margaret Trebing, a Philadelphia fan and PSFA member, was also a member and officer of PSFS. She wrote the Philcon I Report in 2000 and was the Assistant Publications Division Head for the Millennium Philcon in 2001.
Margaret is a third-generation fan, the daughter of Allison Williams and Alexander Phillips and the granddaughter of James Williams. She married fellow fan Mark Trebing in 1989.
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