Difference between revisions of "Gil Gaier"
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Revision as of 13:34, 20 May 2020
(???? -- 1996)
Gil Gaier was a California fan. He was the beneficiary of the Southern Fried Fandom Gil Gaier Transport Fund to bring him to Nutria Con '78.
His obituary appeared in the Science Fiction Chronicle 17(4): 30 May 1996.
- Guying Gyre [late 70s]
- Phosphene [late 70s]
- Vert [late 70s]
| Person | ????—1996 |
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