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| − | '''Earl Kay''', | + | [[File:KayEarl.jpeg|thumb|upright=1.5|left]] |
| + | '''Earl Kay''', an early [[fan]] who lived in Fargo, [[North Dakota]], was one of the many [[editors]] of ''[[FANEWSCARD]]''. | ||
| − | He was in the [[Army]] during [[World War II]], fighting at Anzio. After a spell at home recuperating, he refused a medical discharge and went back, becoming the last known fan casualty of the War, going MIA in Germany just days before the War's end. | + | He was in the [[Army]] during [[World War II]], fighting at Anzio. After a spell at home recuperating, he refused a medical discharge and went back, becoming the last known fan casualty of the War, going MIA in Germany just days before the War's end. |
[[Walt Dunkelberger]], his co-editor, published a letter from a mutual friend, Capt. [[Ed Olson]], reporting that an ID bracelet belonging to the missing Kay was recovered from a German POW in ''[[FANEWSCARD]]'' 159 ([https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/FanewsCard/Fanews159-01.html May 28, 1945]), and the sad news that Kay was likely dead in #220 ([https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/FanewsCard/Fanews220-01.jpeg October 1, 1945]). | [[Walt Dunkelberger]], his co-editor, published a letter from a mutual friend, Capt. [[Ed Olson]], reporting that an ID bracelet belonging to the missing Kay was recovered from a German POW in ''[[FANEWSCARD]]'' 159 ([https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/FanewsCard/Fanews159-01.html May 28, 1945]), and the sad news that Kay was likely dead in #220 ([https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/FanewsCard/Fanews220-01.jpeg October 1, 1945]). | ||
Latest revision as of 08:18, 7 January 2024
(???? – 1945)
Earl Kay, an early fan who lived in Fargo, North Dakota, was one of the many editors of FANEWS[CARD].
He was in the Army during World War II, fighting at Anzio. After a spell at home recuperating, he refused a medical discharge and went back, becoming the last known fan casualty of the War, going MIA in Germany just days before the War's end.
Walt Dunkelberger, his co-editor, published a letter from a mutual friend, Capt. Ed Olson, reporting that an ID bracelet belonging to the missing Kay was recovered from a German POW in FANEWS[CARD] 159 (May 28, 1945), and the sad news that Kay was likely dead in #220 (October 1, 1945).
| Person | ????—1945 |
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