Difference between revisions of "Brian Burley"
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| − | A [[New York]] area [[fan]] and [[con runner]]. He was one of the founders of [[Central Ohio Science Fiction Society]]. He was a speaker at the [[Star Trek Conference]], the first [[Star Trek]] [[con]], in 1969, organized by his wife, [[Sherna Burley]]. He | + | A [[New York]]-area [[fan]] and [[con runner]]. He was one of the founders of [[Central Ohio Science Fiction Society]]. He was a speaker at the [[Star Trek Convention|Star Trek Conference]], the first [[Star Trek]] [[con]], in 1969, organized by his wife, [[Sherna Burley]]. He was involved in [[Worldcon bids]], including the [[New York in '74]] bid, the [[Philadelphia in 1977]], and the [[NY in '86]] and the [[Nieuw Amsterdam in 2004]] bids for New York. He was a founder of the [[BPLF]] ([[Beaker People's Libation Front]]). |
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| + | {{person | born=1942 | died=2006|locale=New York, NY}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:33, 17 March 2023
(1942 – April 25, 2006)
A New York-area fan and con runner. He was one of the founders of Central Ohio Science Fiction Society. He was a speaker at the Star Trek Conference, the first Star Trek con, in 1969, organized by his wife, Sherna Burley. He was involved in Worldcon bids, including the New York in '74 bid, the Philadelphia in 1977, and the NY in '86 and the Nieuw Amsterdam in 2004 bids for New York. He was a founder of the BPLF (Beaker People's Libation Front).
| Person | 1942—2006 |
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