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Park bench dedicated in honor of Gary Gygax
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Alex Gygax, left, and Paul Stormberg, president of the Gygax Memorial Fund, cut the ribbon to the Gygax Park Bench with a ceremonial sword.
Paul Stormberg, president of the Gygax Memorial Fund, discusses the Gygax Park Bench and other upcoming initiatives during the park bench dedication ceremony.
The Gygax Park Bench, honoring Dungeons & Dragons co-founder Gary Gygax, has been established on the west end of Library Park.
A sign depicting the proclamation of Gary Gygax Day and an adventure’s map are displayed at Library Park during the Gygax Park Bench dedication ceremony.
A crowd of Dungeons & Dragons fans wait for the dedication ceremony of the Gygax Park Bench.
Stephanie Klett, president and CEO of Visit Lake Geneva, talks about how future Gary Gygax and Dungeons & Dragons events and initiatives will help attract more tourists to Lake Geneva.
Alex Gygax and his fiancee Kendra Feld relax on the Gygax Park Bench in Library Park.
Refreshments were available to anyone who braved the near 100-degree temperatures, July 27, to attend the Gygax Park Bench dedication ceremony.
Visit Lake Geneva President and CEO Stephanie Klett, left, and Mayor Charlene Klein sit on the Gygax Park Bench after the dedication ceremony.
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