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| − | Leah Dillon Gadzikowski was active in 1970 and 1980s [[Chicago]] [[fandom]]. She was married to fellow [[fan]] [[ | + | Leah Dillon Gadzikowski was active in 1970 and 1980s [[Chicago]] [[fandom]]. She was married to fellow [[fan]] [[Caitlin Bestler]]. She chaired [[Capricon 1]] (as '''Leah Bestler'''). She was a member of the [[Chicago in 1982]] [[Worldcon bid]]. She performed with [[Moebius Theatre]]. |
Later she married fan artist [[Paul Gadzikowski]], living in [[Louisville, Kentucky]] and Omaha, Nebraska. | Later she married fan artist [[Paul Gadzikowski]], living in [[Louisville, Kentucky]] and Omaha, Nebraska. | ||
Revision as of 10:47, 13 April 2022
(7 June 1958 — 17 August 2014)
Leah Dillon Gadzikowski was active in 1970 and 1980s Chicago fandom. She was married to fellow fan Caitlin Bestler. She chaired Capricon 1 (as Leah Bestler). She was a member of the Chicago in 1982 Worldcon bid. She performed with Moebius Theatre.
Later she married fan artist Paul Gadzikowski, living in Louisville, Kentucky and Omaha, Nebraska.
| Person | 1958—2014 |
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