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1995: [[Michele (Nowak) Center]] | 1995: [[Michele (Nowak) Center]] | ||
1996: [[Craig Boyd]] | 1996: [[Craig Boyd]] | ||
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1998: [[Susan VanSchuyver]] | 1998: [[Susan VanSchuyver]] | ||
1999: [[Jefferson Swycaffer]] | 1999: [[Jefferson Swycaffer]] | ||
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2019: [[Angela K. Scott]] | 2019: [[Angela K. Scott]] | ||
| + | 2020: [[Jose Sanchez]] | ||
| + | 2021: [[Bob Jennings]] | ||
| + | 2022: [[Kevin Trainor]] | ||
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Revision as of 08:05, 5 February 2024
The Kaymar Award has been given annually by the N3F since 1959. The selection is made by a committee, consisting of previous winners who are still in the club, from nominations submitted by members. The award, unlike other awards in fandom, can be awarded only once. It is not given for talent or for popularity, but for work -- work for the benefit of the club and its members. The award is a memorial to K. Martin Carlson, who went by the fan name of Kaymar and originated, maintained, and financed it for 25 years.
| Award | Website | 1959— |
| This is an award page. If you know something about it, such as who awarded it, who the winners were, what the criteria were, and when it was awarded, please add it! See Standards for Awards. |
