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Re: magician graves
I remember seeing David Avadon many times at the Magic Castle but I had never heard or forgotten that he had died.
I was lucky enough to see Ricky Dunn a few times, also at the Castle.
It's nice to see people like you that care about the historical record of magic and magicians.
Thank you.
I was lucky enough to see Ricky Dunn a few times, also at the Castle.
It's nice to see people like you that care about the historical record of magic and magicians.
Thank you.
Re: magician graves
RE: Kellar - What's pictured on "Find A Grave" is only a "memorial plaque", and not where his actual final resting place is.
RE: Percy Abbott: You'd think Percy Abbott's ashes would be at Lakeside, in Colon - but they're not.
Oddly, I don't even think there's a "memorial stone" at Lakeside for him(?)
Re: Ed Saint: In an unmarked grave in Hollywood, Ca. Hopefully that'll be rectified in the future.
RE: Percy Abbott: You'd think Percy Abbott's ashes would be at Lakeside, in Colon - but they're not.
Oddly, I don't even think there's a "memorial stone" at Lakeside for him(?)
Re: Ed Saint: In an unmarked grave in Hollywood, Ca. Hopefully that'll be rectified in the future.
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Re: magician graves
MagicPedia has a category listing each magician that has the "Resting Place" identified on their biography page: http://geniimagazine.com/magicpedia/Cat ... ting_place
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Re: magician graves
I must say that this is a very morbid subject. There are those of us of a certain age who do not wish to be reminded of their impending demise.