Flying Buffalo CEO Rick Loomis has been diagnosed with cancer, he revealed in an email. "No worries, I’m told it is very treatable," he wrote. "However I expect to be somewhat distracted for the next few months."
Loomis expressed optimism for a recovery, and even got in a plug. "I expect to still be here for 2020, when Flying Buffalo has its big 50th anniversary," he wrote.
In addition to his role at Flying Buffalo, which released a new printing of Tunnels & Trolls in 2018 (see "’Deluxe Tunnels & Trolls’ Returns to Print"), Loomis is one of two remaining Emeritus Directors on the board of the Game Manufacturers Association, which has had a very busy year (see "Mike Stackpole: ‘GAMA Board Is Broken’").

'Told It Is Very Treatable'
Posted by Milton Griepp on January 14, 2019 @ 7:53 pm CT

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