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Jeffrey Allan Boman 7:50 am on March 16, 2013 Permalink
The news came just before I left for Toronto for Worldcon in 2003. I’d been hoping to meet him too at the time; him and Julie Shwartz.
Adams died from a heart attack before, and Julie wasn’t there. He died a little later. 🙁