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Greg Bennett and his wife [[Becky Thomson|Becky]] founded the [[Northwest Science Fiction Society]] in [[Seattle]] in late [[1976]], having been introduced to [[fandom]] at [[MidAmeriCon]]. Greg served as president of the club until his departure from [[Seattle]] and chaired [[Norwescon 1]] and [[Norwescon 2]]. He also headed the [[Seattle in 1981]] [[Worldcon]] bid, which lost only narrowly to a much better known [[Denver]] committee. Not long after the loss, he took a new job in Texas and has not been notably active in [[fandom]] since then. He was [[Fan GoH]] at [[Norwescon IX]] in 1986. | Greg Bennett and his wife [[Becky Thomson|Becky]] founded the [[Northwest Science Fiction Society]] in [[Seattle]] in late [[1976]], having been introduced to [[fandom]] at [[MidAmeriCon]]. Greg served as president of the club until his departure from [[Seattle]] and chaired [[Norwescon 1]] and [[Norwescon 2]]. He also headed the [[Seattle in 1981]] [[Worldcon]] bid, which lost only narrowly to a much better known [[Denver]] committee. Not long after the loss, he took a new job in Texas and has not been notably active in [[fandom]] since then. He was [[Fan GoH]] at [[Norwescon IX]] in 1986. | ||
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Greg Bennett and his wife Becky founded the Northwest Science Fiction Society in Seattle in late 1976, having been introduced to fandom at MidAmeriCon. Greg served as president of the club until his departure from Seattle and chaired Norwescon 1 and Norwescon 2. He also headed the Seattle in 1981 Worldcon bid, which lost only narrowly to a much better known Denver committee. Not long after the loss, he took a new job in Texas and has not been notably active in fandom since then. He was Fan GoH at Norwescon IX in 1986.
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