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In Memoriam
This page is dedicated to gamers who are no longer with us, now playing games
at a much higher existential level.
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Tony Cadden
Active member from October 1996 to 2005. Attendee at Original GCOM Baltimore location Frequent Game Days, WBC and Prezcon attendee. It is with great sorrow that we announce the death Tony Cadden, of Orchard Beach, MD, who passed away on Jan. 6, 2006, after a long illness. Tony loved gaming, including trivia and wargames. Tournaments he played at WBC included History of the World. He was also a civil war buff, owning lots of period items and frequently particpating in renactments. Tony had served in the Marines. He is survived by a wife, three brothers and other family members. He was buried in a closed casket ceremony at Arlington National Cemetary on Jan. 26. 2006.
Larry Eller
Active member from November 2007 to 2008 Attendee at GCOM Reisterstown Introduced entire Eller family to Gaming.
Hal Haag
August 12, 2009 Hal was an active member of Games Club of Maryland. He was the host of Alphabet Soup, co-host of Glen Burnie, Elkridge and the former Columbia locations, a GCOM Director at Large, and a regular at several GCOM locations and events. He was also very active in the Baltimore Science Fiction Society and the annual Baltimore Science Fiction Convention ("Balticon").
Nat Lang
1947-2007 (Regular at GCOM Potomac)
Anita Locke
1946-2003 (Founder of GCOM Potomac)
John P. Roberts, Jr.
1938-2008 (Host of GCOM Westminster)
Harold L. Siegelman
2003 Harold was an avid Bridge and Puerto Rico player. He was a regular at GCOM Columbia. His memory is honored by EuroQuest's Harold L. Siegelman award.
David Slater
1946 - 2011 David was a fixture for several years at several GCOM locations, including Columbia, Parkville, Elkridge, and Reisterstown. |