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| − | '''Ken Josenhans''', a [[Michigan]] [[fan]], was active in the 1970s through ’90s. He lived in [[Annie Hall]]. He was a member of [[AZAPA]]. He organized [[Ditto 7]] with [[Leslie Smith]]. | + | '''Ken Josenhans''', a [[Michigan]] [[fan]], was active in the 1970s through ’90s. He lived in [[Annie Hall]]. He was a member of [[AZAPA]]. He organized [[Ditto 7]] with [[Leslie Smith]]. They were married from 1998 until Leslie's death in 2023. |
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Revision as of 02:48, 31 March 2023
(1975 –)
Ken Josenhans, a Michigan fan, was active in the 1970s through ’90s. He lived in Annie Hall. He was a member of AZAPA. He organized Ditto 7 with Leslie Smith. They were married from 1998 until Leslie's death in 2023.
- Bandsalat [mid-90s]
- Clutter [mid-70s]
- Dead Trees [early 80s]
- Hallways [1970s-80s]
- Star of the East [mid-70s] (for AZAPA)
- Wyknot [mid-70s]
| Person | 1975— |
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