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− | '''Bill Robinson''' was a magician and graphic artist. He worked with The Graphic Press, PMW and Poole Printing Co. | + | '''Bill Robinson''' (1957-2012) was a magician and graphic artist. He worked with The Graphic Press, PMW and Poole Printing Co. |
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He graduated East Carolina University in 1980 and had been a member of the Newport News, Virginia Society of American Magicians Assembly in the 1970s. In addition, he was a well-respected member of the Raleigh [[International Brotherhood of Magicians]] Ring 199. He worked at and managed The Magic Corner in Raleigh for many years. He was frequently found attending conventions, banquets and magic meetings. | He graduated East Carolina University in 1980 and had been a member of the Newport News, Virginia Society of American Magicians Assembly in the 1970s. In addition, he was a well-respected member of the Raleigh [[International Brotherhood of Magicians]] Ring 199. He worked at and managed The Magic Corner in Raleigh for many years. He was frequently found attending conventions, banquets and magic meetings. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:52, 20 May 2014
Bill Robinson | |
Born | William Robinson December 6, 1957 Newport News, Virginia |
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Died | July 28, 2012 (age 54) Las Vegas, Nevada |
Bill Robinson (1957-2012) was a magician and graphic artist. He worked with The Graphic Press, PMW and Poole Printing Co.
Biography
He graduated East Carolina University in 1980 and had been a member of the Newport News, Virginia Society of American Magicians Assembly in the 1970s. In addition, he was a well-respected member of the Raleigh International Brotherhood of Magicians Ring 199. He worked at and managed The Magic Corner in Raleigh for many years. He was frequently found attending conventions, banquets and magic meetings.
Robinson died unexpectedly from complications involving his heart.[1]
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