Roderick Gaetz
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Gaetz (right) with Roy Plotkin (left) and Gerry de la Ree in 1940. From Sun Spots 11, October 5, 1940.
(February 4, 1923 – September 9, 2007)
Roderick Ruskin Gaetz was a Vancouver-born fan whose family moved to Seattle a few months after his birth, and then to Westwood, New Jersey, around 1934. He helped organize the Solaroids.
In his mundane life, he seems to have been an engineer; he was credited in 1971 as one of two inventors on a Canadian patent owned by Uniroyal.
- "The Autobiography of Roderick R. Gaetz", Sun Spots #11, October 1940, page 10.
- Roderick Gaetz at Find a Grave.
| Person | 1923—2007 |
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