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    G – K

    This page contains donors “G” through “K”.

    G

    Gariess, Lathan – Owner – Xtreem Lasertag, Lehigh Acres, FL – donated:

    • two Actual Reality Interactive CD-Roms
    • a 1999 LaserTrek Promo
    • a Laser Chaser demonstration video
    • a LaserTron (USA) Video
    • a stack of White Hutchinson Leasuer and Learning Group informative papers
    • a Children’s Edutainment Packet
    • a Laser Mania Booklet
    • a Laserforce Gen 6 Pack (that he wired to be lit up while on display)

    Gedhardt, Jeff – Owner – Craig’s Cruisers, Grand Rapids, MI donated a LaserTron LT10 pack.

    Greeves, Malcolm – donated a Zone Laser Tag Infusion pack.

    Grey, Ryan – Owner -Party Dome, Odessa, MO donated Laser Mania packs.

    Grcic, Ivy – Founder of DDTR Lasertag donated a Spitfire, a Pulse, and the Museum’s first Claymore.

    Groos, David – Vice President of LaserTrek donated a few amazing posters as well as a LaserTrek pack.

    Guthrie, Erik – Former Vice President of Sales and Marketing with Zone Laser Tag – donated a Golden Phaser Award, a Laser Storm pin, a Laser Storm player unit, and 2 Laser Storm mugs.

    H

    Hall, Kevin – Owner of Laserforce Auckland donated a Laserforce Shirt.

    Harding, Mark “Chook” – donated a Zone Laser Tag prototype for the V2 Phaser, a Zone Laser Tag prototype for the V3 Phaser, a Zone tournament team can cozy, a Zone tournament team necklace, and a Phasor Strike phaser shell along with a wealth of other materials.

    Hargrove, Scott “TEXX” – Player – donated Photon Marketing Kit and Publicity photos; the Photon Bible and a rare print of “The Knights of Photon”.

    Haugland, John “LazerBait” – Enthusiast – donated the following:

    • a manufacturer’s sample of the iconic white Starlyte Pistol
    • a manufacturer’s sample white Sensor
    • a digital watch with the Lazer Tag logo
    • a Lazer Tag VHS tape with two commercials
    • two Lazer Tag walkie talkies
    • a Lazer Tag Hat
    • 3 Lazer Tag sensors
    • one Lazer Tag chest strap with holster
    • a standard Starlyte Pistol
    • 16 Lazer Tag Pins
    • numerous Lazer Tag instructional booklets

    Hennis, Dave – Owner – Laser X/Country Club Lanes, Sacramento, CA – donated an Intersphere pack.

    Hicks, Nathan – Nathan is the Operations Director of Laser Quest GB. He and Nick Brunt donated a number of items including:

    • Laser Quest R16 Clear vest and phaser shell
    • Special report commissioned in 1992 regarding the Australian Laser Game Market.
    • Quasar Elite scoreboard
    • Quasar Elite vest shell and phaser shell
    • Laser Quest t-shirt
    • Laser Quest hat
    • Original artwork of 3 drawings for promotional purposes
    • Special report on a product that never came to market called “Roller Quest”
    • Investor document
    • Newspaper articles
    • Photo of Laser Quest Leicester

    Hilbrig, John – Technical Director of Laser Force (UK) – Donated a Prototype of the next version of the Laser Force (UK) phaser. The prototype was never placed in production as Laser Force (UK) has ceased trading.

    Hinkle Family Fun Center – donated a Lazer Runner Arch along with twenty Lazer Runner vests and a Lazer Runner game computer. 

    Hollenbeck, Ben – donated a Photon “Mega Warrior” pin. 

    Holmes, Kate – Managing Director of P&C Micros – donated a vast collection of pictures, pamphlets, and articles of Zone Laser Tag from around the world.

    Holmes, Pat – Owner of P&C Micros – donated a Markston Prototype and a Helios Pro Prototype.

    I

    ILTA – Donated a Laser Chaser pack, a LaserTrek ball cap, and an award given to George ” The Creator” Carter.

    iCombat – Loaned the Museum:

    • – a Gen1 irM4
    • – a Gen1 irVest
    • – an original Predator
    • – an Eagle Eye
    • – a Barracuda
    • – a Predator Games dog tag necklace
    • – The “Gryphon” prototype laser tag product

    J

    Jackson, Dave – Owner of Laser Edge Clinton Township, MI – donated a wealth of marketing materials from the industry.

    Jennings, Steve – Owner – Q-2000, Watford, UK – donated a large collection of Quasar, Q-Zar and Q-2000 items:

    • 1 each of the Q-2000 florescent red and green vest
    • 1 Q-2000 ebony black vest and phaser
    • 1 Q-2000 black cloth vest
    • MegaQuest phaser with electronics and harness (predates laser tag vests)
    • Laser Quest gun board electronic assembly from 1989
    • Q-Zar’s legendary iQ electronics for the vest and the phaser
    • 2 Q-Tag phaser shells and vests
    • 2 Quasar Mark IIIB Phaser shells (circa 1991)
    • Various iQ circuit boards
    • 2 Laser Quest (Threshold Electronics) circuit boards
    • 2 Quasar Energizers (circa 1990)

    Johns, Eric – Owner – Laser Storm of Westminster, CO – donated impossible to find conceptual drawings and posters of Laser Storm Corporation.

    K

    Kelly, Len – Creator of Laserforce – donated an incredibly rare, first generation of Laserforce equipment, MK1 pack.