Category: Germaine Biographies

Charles Sevigny LaFontaine was a twenty-two-year-old traveling musician, back from World War II in 1947, when he decided to see the country he had fought for. He first arrived in Germaine in June of that year, too low on funds to make it to San Francisco, his destination. He checked into the Restin’ Easy motel with the aim of playing his sax in local clubs to earn a little money.

Rochelle LaFontaine

PattyJo Mac is a pseudonym for a Radio Germaine on-air personality. She is extremely private, and refuses to reveal her non-broadcast identity. There has been speculation in Wilbur County that she and her partner, Tsalagi Red, are a pair of well-known authors with ties to Germaine.

Marissa Charlebois-LaPlante is the owner of the Charlebois Hot Springs Resort, about 15 west of Germaine. She married Willie Walkingstick in 2000, and the couple have a daughter, Century June. Their home is in Germaine, but they manage the resort in Charlebois Springs during the tourist season, May through September. Birthplace: Parents: Partner: Children: Achievement:

Cynthea is

Owner of McCoy Industries.

Margie McCoy Birthplace: Parents: Partner: Children: Achievement:

Subject Minus is the enigmatic leader of the Reject Army of Poetry (RAP), one of several anarchist and socialist organizations that collaborate on EcoSurvival Village. The RAP is loosely patterned on the rebels in southern Mexico known as the Zapatistas. They live in the mountains near Dead Mule Butte and the old Van Bibber mill. They call their village of cob houses, The Compound. Rumours have persisted in Wilbur County that Subject Minus is actually one of the original Zapatistas, transplanted to Oregon when the group began to go global with their message of indigenous anarchist transformation. Birthplace: Parents: Partner: Children: Achievement:

Tony Sweet

An On-Air Personality for Radio Germaine, Tsalagi Red is a pseudonym belonging to an individual who wishes to remain anonymous, as has his on-air co-host, PattyJo Mac.

Wanted as a Venezualan Terrorist

Little Germaine Van Bibber was born in 1838 to Isaac Josef VanBibber and Anaïs Charlebois. She is popularly known as simply Little Germaine. As she lay dying in a grotto in 1848, her visions of peace and harmony with nature, relayed to her by the Old Paiute, became the founding principals of the new town of Germaine, Oregon. This Article References: Van Bibber, Isaac Josef, Charlebois, Anaïs, Diary of Little Germaine Birthplace: Parents: Partner: Children: Achievement:

Isaac Van Bibber

Vanessa Van Bibber is the daughter of Isaac Van Bibber and Germaine LaPlante. She is the Grande Matron of the Daughters of Germaine.