Ava Fred Hubig

I have known Fred for about 10 years but only came to really know and work with him in the last 5 years. Fred founded and operates The Georgetown Center For Living History in the D.C. area. Although operating out of D.C. Fred has created many opportunities for a number of minature gamers including myself. Fred has introduced miniature gaming to a very broad spectrum of people. He does this by providing a platform for gamers to reach out as speakers at various important events. In my case the opportunity was to speak with himself, the former Tunsian Ambassador Mr. Atallah and noted author John Prevas at the Tunsian Embassy in Washigton, D.C. The program was entitled The Legacy of Hannibal. This event was sponsored by the Smithsonian. Later he made it possible for me to be part of a PBS special on gaming (to be aired in the near futire). Fred is an important asset and a proponant of gaming as well as history in all its wonderous forms.

True Evocati go that extra mile in any task they take on. As a former member of the Special Forces Fred is a natural leader and the real deal when it comes to doing good service in this world and in that of miniatures.

Fred has demonstrated his ability to organzie and execute under the most demanding circumstances. Regardless of the task you always feel that Fred is a team player. When you faulter he is the guy who goes back and helps you get up. Physically he is as tall as I am small. However, Fred is one of the kindest and most helpful people I have ever encountered.

There is a saying that, You don't know someone until you have worked with them. I consider myself lucky to have met and worked with Fred. He has provided me many opportunities I would not of otherwise had. There are few words I can use to express my admiration and appreciation. I am lucky to have had his support, advice and friendship. Ava Fred.