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Margaret Ford Keifer was a founder (and the only female regular for the first couple years) and mainstay of the [[CFG]] and the last person alive to have attended every [[Midwestcon]]. Her first husband was [[Don Ford]] and her second [[Ben Keifer]]. | Margaret Ford Keifer was a founder (and the only female regular for the first couple years) and mainstay of the [[CFG]] and the last person alive to have attended every [[Midwestcon]]. Her first husband was [[Don Ford]] and her second [[Ben Keifer]]. | ||
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In 2001, Keifer was one of the administrators of the [[Don Ford Fund]], named after her first husband, which raised money to bring [[Jack Speer]] to [[Ditto 14]]/[[FanHistoriCon 11]]. | In 2001, Keifer was one of the administrators of the [[Don Ford Fund]], named after her first husband, which raised money to bring [[Jack Speer]] to [[Ditto 14]]/[[FanHistoriCon 11]]. | ||
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Revision as of 01:16, 5 February 2020
(March 17, 1921 -- July 28, 2015)
Margaret Ford Keifer was a founder (and the only female regular for the first couple years) and mainstay of the CFG and the last person alive to have attended every Midwestcon. Her first husband was Don Ford and her second Ben Keifer.
In 2001, Keifer was one of the administrators of the Don Ford Fund, named after her first husband, which raised money to bring Jack Speer to Ditto 14/FanHistoriCon 11.
| Person | 1921—2015 |
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