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'''Gary Mattingly''' is a [[fan]], currently based in the [[Bay Area]], who was one of the founders of the [[Kansas City Science Fiction & Fantasy Society]]. He later moved to [[Detroit]], and co-founded [[AutoClave]], co-chairing [[AutoClave 1]]. He was a [[Neffer]] and a director of the [[N3F]]. | '''Gary Mattingly''' is a [[fan]], currently based in the [[Bay Area]], who was one of the founders of the [[Kansas City Science Fiction & Fantasy Society]]. He later moved to [[Detroit]], and co-founded [[AutoClave]], co-chairing [[AutoClave 1]]. He was a [[Neffer]] and a director of the [[N3F]]. | ||
| − | He was a member of the [[Wayne Third Foundation]] and of [[Cepheid Variable]], which he helped to reorganize. He co-chaired [[Ditto 2]] with his second wife, [[Patty Peters]]. His first wife was [[W3F]]er [[Denise Rehse]], whom he married June 20, 1975. | + | He was a member of the [[Wayne Third Foundation]] and of [[Cepheid Variable]], which he helped to reorganize. He co-chaired [[Ditto 2]] with his second wife, [[Patty Peters]]. His first wife was [[W3F]]er [[Denise Rehse Watson|Denise Rehse]], whom he married June 20, 1975. |
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Revision as of 15:26, 19 September 2020
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Gary Mattingly is a fan, currently based in the Bay Area, who was one of the founders of the Kansas City Science Fiction & Fantasy Society. He later moved to Detroit, and co-founded AutoClave, co-chairing AutoClave 1. He was a Neffer and a director of the N3F.
He was a member of the Wayne Third Foundation and of Cepheid Variable, which he helped to reorganize. He co-chaired Ditto 2 with his second wife, Patty Peters. His first wife was W3Fer Denise Rehse, whom he married June 20, 1975.
- Amelor
- Axolotl Exward
- The National Fantasy Fan (one of its many editors)
- SMUG
- SKUG (in the 1980s)
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1987 -- Corflu 4
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