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Fran Skene was a [[Vancouver, BC]] [[fan]] who was active mainly in the 1970s and 80s.  She co-chaired [[Rain Cinq]] in 1983 and chaired [[Westercon 30]] in 1977, [[V-Con VI]] in 1978, [[V-Con 9]] in 1981, [[Rain Finale]] in 1984, and [[VCON 14]] in 1986.  She was one of the leaders of the [[Vancouver in '84]] [[Worldcon bid]] and was a member of [[BCAPA]]. In real life she was a librarian.
 
Fran Skene was a [[Vancouver, BC]] [[fan]] who was active mainly in the 1970s and 80s.  She co-chaired [[Rain Cinq]] in 1983 and chaired [[Westercon 30]] in 1977, [[V-Con VI]] in 1978, [[V-Con 9]] in 1981, [[Rain Finale]] in 1984, and [[VCON 14]] in 1986.  She was one of the leaders of the [[Vancouver in '84]] [[Worldcon bid]] and was a member of [[BCAPA]]. In real life she was a librarian.

Revision as of 09:12, 7 August 2024

(December 18, 1937 – July 15, 2024)

Fran Skene was a Vancouver, BC fan who was active mainly in the 1970s and 80s. She co-chaired Rain Cinq in 1983 and chaired Westercon 30 in 1977, V-Con VI in 1978, V-Con 9 in 1981, Rain Finale in 1984, and VCON 14 in 1986. She was one of the leaders of the Vancouver in '84 Worldcon bid and was a member of BCAPA. In real life she was a librarian.

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