They became inseparable during the Summer of 1994, and began dating - a love affair that would last 27 years.

While in Columbus, Kate met and became great friends with Greg Marston. Even without a degree to back it up, Kate was smart. Although she didn't graduate, she could have gone toe to toe against Stephen Hawking (one of her idols) any day. Kate graduated from Hudson High School in 1991, and went off to THE Ohio State University to pursue a degree in physics. Kate was also a debutante at the 1991 Akron Children’s Hospital Charity Ball, where she was presented by her father - a memory she cherished. She loved camping in the woods at her dad's house in Bath, and going to every Grateful Dead show she could.

She was still good friends with many of these ladies up until her death. She talked often about the trips to California and Las Vegas with the dance troop, and had stories for days about field hockey games and teammates. As a young girl, Kate played softball and took ballet lessons, and then later studied jazz dance and played left full back in field hockey, even playing for the state championship (but unfortunately losing) in 1989. She grew up in Hudson, Ohio with her mom and her brother Eric in the same house where her mom still lives. When he's not working on WorldBuilds for Sundance (Future of Work:LA), Ford (CES 2018 Keynote), or the Future of Work: Brooklyn.Sir Tony Patrick is adapting his latest graphic work-Whitepaper - for all audiences to enjoy.Kate Marston Kate was born December 23rd, 1972 and adopted by Ann and Dale Honroth. Not only is he a proud alumnus of the 2016 DC Comics Writers Workshop and Sundance Institute's New Frontier WorldBuilding Residency, he's also the founder of the Tenfold Gaming Initiative. The first volume of his creator-owned comic book, X’ED, was published by Black Mask Studios (2015) and he's currently the co-writer of DC Comics' Batman and The Signal (2018) along with New York Times best-selling author Scott Snyder. His short, Black Card, has aired on HBO and Cinemax following a lengthy film-festival run.

After a six-year hiatus in Europe and Southeast Asia, Tony returned stateside with two short documentaries, an album, and numerous TV and feature film scripts underneath his belt. After a brief stint as an NBC page, Tony Patrick sold a feature-length screenplay to Hollywood and worked as a staff writer on a network sitcom.

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