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She was a member of [[NESFA]] and of the [[apas]] [[Intercourse]], [[Minneapa]], and [[APA-NESFA]]. She co-chaired [[Ditto 6]] in 1993 with [[Bob Webber]]. | She was a member of [[NESFA]] and of the [[apas]] [[Intercourse]], [[Minneapa]], and [[APA-NESFA]]. She co-chaired [[Ditto 6]] in 1993 with [[Bob Webber]]. | ||
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Revision as of 07:42, 6 December 2019
(July 11, 1954 -- January 23, 2017)
Sarah Prince was a fan who was principally known for fanzines, though she was a long-time member of NESFA and worked on (and ran) conventions. She lived in Minneapolis, Cincinnati, the Boston area before finally moving to the northern Adirondacks.
She was a member of NESFA and of the apas Intercourse, Minneapa, and APA-NESFA. She co-chaired Ditto 6 in 1993 with Bob Webber.
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