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Baroness Karina of the Far West, OL, OP | Baroness Karina of the Far West, OL, OP. | ||
Baroness Karina was one of the original founders of the SCA, attending the Second Tournament held at Joaquin Miller Park. She missed the First Tournament, held in the back yard of [[Diana Listmaker]], because she was on the East Coast at the time. At the Second Tournament she kept track of matches and their outcomes. Her father was Sir [[Bela of Eastmarch]]. She was Vesper Principal Herald of the [[West]] at the time of the [[Royal Tourney of Union 1974|Tourney of Union]]. | |||
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Baroness Karina of the Far West, OL, OP.
Baroness Karina was one of the original founders of the SCA, attending the Second Tournament held at Joaquin Miller Park. She missed the First Tournament, held in the back yard of Diana Listmaker, because she was on the East Coast at the time. At the Second Tournament she kept track of matches and their outcomes. Her father was Sir Bela of Eastmarch. She was Vesper Principal Herald of the West at the time of the Tourney of Union.