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Melmeck, Garrick

2025-12-31T16:57:04Z

Harveymilk:

'''NAME: Garrick Melmick

Biography:''' Owner of the legendary club Black Banana at 3rd and Race Streets in Philadelphia.

I , Xavier François Hussenet, aka Zaza, met Garrick when I was 18 and a student at the University of Pennsylvania. We became lovers and lived in a commune on South Street called Gazoo. We were hippies, but Garrick had a real job as a buyer at Strawbridge & Clothier, while I was painting people’s feet at sit-ins and festivals, designing my own Tarot cards, and cooking potluck at the South Street Co-op. When I turned 20 I went to Garrick and asked him to open a Cafe, and call it La Banane Noire in tribute to Josephine Baker, the expatriate outspoken Black Jazz singer who wore a banana girdle in her exotic sing and dance shows. I am from Fr
ance, grew up in Paris, and moved to Manhattan with my mother when I was 12 years old. I came on the SS France and the first thing I saw was the Statue of Liberty. Anyhow, La Banane Noire was a success and grew rapidly from its humble origins at 4th and South with next door neighbor Lickety Split, started by 2 of our old roommates, John Weselyk and Dale Shuffler. OK, so we quickly got too big for the little townhouse on South Street and we moved to an old abandoned speakeasy in Philadelphia’s Skid Row, a neighborhood that subsequently got gentrified for the 1776 bicentennial, and was renamed Olde City, at 3rd and Race, one or two blocks from the rediscovered Betsy Ross house. This is 1975, we incorporated as Black Banana Inc., got the Banana theme going Art Moderne and were reviewed by the Washington Post and Architectural Digest, among others, for being the founders of the Philadelphia Restaurant Renaissance. It was an excellent boutique restaurant, we served expensive dishes, and we were very popular, but we didn’t make any money, really. So, by 1980 we made the conscious decision to start expending and becoming a night-club, phasing out the food slowly, and concentrating on the party. The first dance floor was on the second floor, while the restaurant continued on the first. Later we bought the adjacent building and Garrick named the bistro Cafe Zaza for me. That is when all those wonderful people you can see in the videos on Facebook started to appear and things got really creative. Gigi Meoli was Garrick’s favorite model for his photo studio on the 4th floor, and I wrote copy and did layout with Adobe on the early Macs. Gigi and his brother Nicolas were the two most elegant sweet lads you can imagine, never raised their voice against anyone, just did their job quietly with a mysterious smile, and charmed the ladies. I’d like to know what happened to them, and all the others they ran with. Sometime in the mid 80s there was an electric fire caused by Garrick’s own wiring which was not according to code. The damage was mostly smoke and water, and our friends and neighbors did rally around and help rebuild the club while we were being worn down by the Insurance Company, and strapped for cash. But it was all done over with expert speed under the direction of Garrick, he was not yet diagnosed with AIDS. Garrick was a first class contractor, very talented in remodeling old buildings like this 19th century warehouse sweat shop. It is clear that we established the first presence of what was to become a bourgeois neighborhood. Garrick became really ill in the late 80s with AIDS and I became a full time caretaker. It was the most devastating and graphic experience in my life, seeing him go from a vibrant energetic and spontaneous person, to overnight dementia, and a slow malignant cancer that transformed him into a living cadaver. Acting as his advocate in the labyrinthine heath care system taught me the most important lessons in my life. In an effort to provide Garrick with the best and most peaceful life we moved to a beautiful house in Sugar Loaf Key, on the water. He died on March of 1991 peacefully at home. I was a wreck. For a while I lived on a 38 foot Freedom Yacht sailboat, and took tourists out snorkeling and fishing in the coral reef of Key West. I had groomed one of my bodyguard doormen, a handsome athlete from the Vesper’s club on the Schuylkill River, in whom I trusted implicitly with his nice Midwestern demeanor and work ethics, to run the Black Banana and offered him to build his own equity in the property, now comprised of 3 buildings on the southwest corner of 3rd and Race. But I never got him to sign the contract, which totally baffled me. Turns out I should have chosen the handsome South American rebel who actually managed the club up to Garrick’s death. The athlete got married, and decided he wanted to be a gangster. He even made a claim to broker Gary Roesing of Mass Mutual on my life insurance, but I never died, and perhaps the reason I am still alive today is I became a vagabond, living on South Beach, in Fort Lauderdale, and San Diego. This lion of a man ran the club into the ground and took everything with him that was not nailed down, including paintings my grandfather in France had done for me, one of which portrayed the clown Zaza and his pony, from the celebrated Paris Cirque Medrano frequented by Toulouse-Lautrec; and another painting, a gift from my hippie friend Bobby Kitchen, of Paradise. In a strange twist of fate, the law firm of Mesirov Gelman, whose offices provided the setting for Tom Hank’s Philadelphia (1993,) evicted this manager, and the property was sold under duress. I have been in Southern California now since 1995 and live at the beach. The only thing I wish to correct in this original entry into Wikipedia is that Garrick rebuilt the club in its last and final phase, and died of AIDS only after it had been successfully launched.

Wiki article here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Banana

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Date of Birth: 3/16/1939

Date of Death (delete if non-applicable): 3/19/1991

Age at Death (delete if non-applicable): 52

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Melmeck, Garrick

2025-12-31T16:55:36Z

Harveymilk:

'''NAME: Garrick Melmick

Biography:''' Owner of the legendary club Black Banana at 3rd and Race Streets in Philadelphia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Banana

I , Xavier François Hussenet, aka Zaza, met Garrick when I was 18 and a student at the University of Pennsylvania. We became lovers and lived in a commune on South Street called Gazoo. We were hippies, but Garrick had a real job as a buyer at Strawbridge & Clothier, while I was painting people’s feet at sit-ins and festivals, designing my own Tarot cards, and cooking potluck at the South Street Co-op. When I turned 20 I went to Garrick and asked him to open a Cafe, and call it La Banane Noire in tribute to Josephine Baker, the expatriate outspoken Black Jazz singer who wore a banana girdle in her exotic sing and dance shows. I am from France, grew up in Paris, and moved to Manhattan with my mother when I was 12 years old. I came on the SS France and the first thing I saw was the Statue of Liberty. Anyhow, La Banane Noire was a success and grew rapidly from its humble origins at 4th and South with next door neighbor Lickety Split, started by 2 of our old roommates, John Weselyk and Dale Shuffler. OK, so we quickly got too big for the little townhouse on South Street and we moved to an old abandoned speakeasy in Philadelphia’s Skid Row, a neighborhood that subsequently got gentrified for the 1776 bicentennial, and was renamed Olde City, at 3rd and Race, one or two blocks from the rediscovered Betsy Ross house. This is 1975, we incorporated as Black Banana Inc., got the Banana theme going Art Moderne and were reviewed by the Washington Post and Architectural Digest, among others, for being the founders of the Philadelphia Restaurant Renaissance. It was an excellent boutique restaurant, we served expensive dishes, and we were very popular, but we didn’t make any money, really. So, by 1980 we made the conscious decision to start expending and becoming a night-club, phasing out the food slowly, and concentrating on the party. The first dance floor was on the second floor, while the restaurant continued on the first. Later we bought the adjacent building and Garrick named the bistro Cafe Zaza for me. That is when all those wonderful people you can see in the videos on Facebook started to appear and things got really creative. Gigi Meoli was Garrick’s favorite model for his photo studio on the 4th floor, and I wrote copy and did layout with Adobe on the early Macs. Gigi and his brother Nicolas were the two most elegant sweet lads you can imagine, never raised their voice against anyone, just did their job quietly with a mysterious smile, and charmed the ladies. I’d like to know what happened to them, and all the others they ran with. Sometime in the mid 80s there was an electric fire caused by Garrick’s own wiring which was not according to code. The damage was mostly smoke and water, and our friends and neighbors did rally around and help rebuild the club while we were being worn down by the Insurance Company, and strapped for cash. But it was all done over with expert speed under the direction of Garrick, he was not yet diagnosed with AIDS. Garrick was a first class contractor, very talented in remodeling old buildings like this 19th century warehouse sweat shop. It is clear that we established the first presence of what was to become a bourgeois neighborhood. Garrick became really ill in the late 80s with AIDS and I became a full time caretaker. It was the most devastating and graphic experience in my life, seeing him go from a vibrant energetic and spontaneous person, to overnight dementia, and a slow malignant cancer that transformed him into a living cadaver. Acting as his advocate in the labyrinthine heath care system taught me the most important lessons in my life. In an effort to provide Garrick with the best and most peaceful life we moved to a beautiful house in Sugar Loaf Key, on the water. He died on March of 1991 peacefully at home. I was a wreck. For a while I lived on a 38 foot Freedom Yacht sailboat, and took tourists out snorkeling and fishing in the coral reef of Key West. I had groomed one of my bodyguard doormen, a handsome athlete from the Vesper’s club on the Schuylkill River, in whom I trusted implicitly with his nice Midwestern demeanor and work ethics, to run the Black Banana and offered him to build his own equity in the property, now comprised of 3 buildings on the southwest corner of 3rd and Race. But I never got him to sign the contract, which totally baffled me. Turns out I should have chosen the handsome South American rebel who actually managed the club up to Garrick’s death. The athlete got married, and decided he wanted to be a gangster. He even made a claim to broker Gary Roesing of Mass Mutual on my life insurance, but I never died, and perhaps the reason I am still alive today is I became a vagabond, living on South Beach, in Fort Lauderdale, and San Diego. This lion of a man ran the club into the ground and took everything with him that was not nailed down, including paintings my grandfather in France had done for me, one of which portrayed the clown Zaza and his pony, from the celebrated Paris Cirque Medrano frequented by Toulouse-Lautrec; and another painting, a gift from my hippie friend Bobby Kitchen, of Paradise. In a strange twist of fate, the law firm of Mesirov Gelman, whose offices provided the setting for Tom Hank’s Philadelphia (1993,) evicted this manager, and the property was sold under duress. I have been in Southern California now since 1995 and live at the beach. The only thing I wish to correct in this original entry into Wikipedia is that Garrick rebuilt the club in its last and final phase, and died of AIDS only after it had been successfully launched.

Picture: (Insert picture if available)

Date of Birth: 3/16/1939

Date of Death (delete if non-applicable): 3/19/1991

Age at Death (delete if non-applicable): 52

Employment:

Social/Political Groups he attends/attended:

Bars/Clubs he attends/attended:

His friends include: (type your name here, or names of others)

Testimonials to him (add a space before a new testimonial):
[[Category:1991 deaths]]
[[Category:age 52]]
[[Category:black banana]]
[[Category:gazoo]]

Melmeck, Garrick

2025-12-31T16:54:46Z

Harveymilk:

'''NAME: Garrick Melmick

Biography:''' Owner of the legendary club Black Banana at 3rd and Race Streets in Philadelphia.

I , Xavier François Hussenet, aka Zaza, met Garrick when I was 18 and a student at the University of Pennsylvania. We became lovers and lived in a commune on South Street called Gazoo. We were hippies, but Garrick had a real job as a buyer at Strawbridge & Clothier, while I was painting people’s feet at sit-ins and festivals, designing my own Tarot cards, and cooking potluck at the South Street Co-op. When I turned 20 I went to Garrick and asked him to open a Cafe, and call it La Banane Noire in tribute to Josephine Baker, the expatriate outspoken Black Jazz singer who wore a banana girdle in her exotic sing and dance shows. I am from France, grew up in Paris, and moved to Manhattan with my mother when I was 12 years old. I came on the SS France and the first thing I saw was the Statue of Liberty. Anyhow, La Banane Noire was a success and grew rapidly from its humble origins at 4th and South with next door neighbor Lickety Split, started by 2 of our old roommates, John Weselyk and Dale Shuffler. OK, so we quickly got too big for the little townhouse on South Street and we moved to an old abandoned speakeasy in Philadelphia’s Skid Row, a neighborhood that subsequently got gentrified for the 1776 bicentennial, and was renamed Olde City, at 3rd and Race, one or two blocks from the rediscovered Betsy Ross house. This is 1975, we incorporated as Black Banana Inc., got the Banana theme going Art Moderne and were reviewed by the Washington Post and Architectural Digest, among others, for being the founders of the Philadelphia Restaurant Renaissance. It was an excellent boutique restaurant, we served expensive dishes, and we were very popular, but we didn’t make any money, really. So, by 1980 we made the conscious decision to start expending and becoming a night-club, phasing out the food slowly, and concentrating on the party. The first dance floor was on the second floor, while the restaurant continued on the first. Later we bought the adjacent building and Garrick named the bistro Cafe Zaza for me. That is when all those wonderful people you can see in the videos on Facebook started to appear and things got really creative. Gigi Meoli was Garrick’s favorite model for his photo studio on the 4th floor, and I wrote copy and did layout with Adobe on the early Macs. Gigi and his brother Nicolas were the two most elegant sweet lads you can imagine, never raised their voice against anyone, just did their job quietly with a mysterious smile, and charmed the ladies. I’d like to know what happened to them, and all the others they ran with. Sometime in the mid 80s there was an electric fire caused by Garrick’s own wiring which was not according to code. The damage was mostly smoke and water, and our friends and neighbors did rally around and help rebuild the club while we were being worn down by the Insurance Company, and strapped for cash. But it was all done over with expert speed under the direction of Garrick, he was not yet diagnosed with AIDS. Garrick was a first class contractor, very talented in remodeling old buildings like this 19th century warehouse sweat shop. It is clear that we established the first presence of what was to become a bourgeois neighborhood. Garrick became really ill in the late 80s with AIDS and I became a full time caretaker. It was the most devastating and graphic experience in my life, seeing him go from a vibrant energetic and spontaneous person, to overnight dementia, and a slow malignant cancer that transformed him into a living cadaver. Acting as his advocate in the labyrinthine heath care system taught me the most important lessons in my life. In an effort to provide Garrick with the best and most peaceful life we moved to a beautiful house in Sugar Loaf Key, on the water. He died on March of 1991 peacefully at home. I was a wreck. For a while I lived on a 38 foot Freedom Yacht sailboat, and took tourists out snorkeling and fishing in the coral reef of Key West. I had groomed one of my bodyguard doormen, a handsome athlete from the Vesper’s club on the Schuylkill River, in whom I trusted implicitly with his nice Midwestern demeanor and work ethics, to run the Black Banana and offered him to build his own equity in the property, now comprised of 3 buildings on the southwest corner of 3rd and Race. But I never got him to sign the contract, which totally baffled me. Turns out I should have chosen the handsome South American rebel who actually managed the club up to Garrick’s death. The athlete got married, and decided he wanted to be a gangster. He even made a claim to broker Gary Roesing of Mass Mutual on my life insurance, but I never died, and perhaps the reason I am still alive today is I became a vagabond, living on South Beach, in Fort Lauderdale, and San Diego. This lion of a man ran the club into the ground and took everything with him that was not nailed down, including paintings my grandfather in France had done for me, one of which portrayed the clown Zaza and his pony, from the celebrated Paris Cirque Medrano frequented by Toulouse-Lautrec; and another painting, a gift from my hippie friend Bobby Kitchen, of Paradise. In a strange twist of fate, the law firm of Mesirov Gelman, whose offices provided the setting for Tom Hank’s Philadelphia (1993,) evicted this manager, and the property was sold under duress. I have been in Southern California now since 1995 and live at the beach. The only thing I wish to correct in this original entry into Wikipedia is that Garrick rebuilt the club in its last and final phase, and died of AIDS only after it had been successfully launched.

Picture: (Insert picture if available)

Date of Birth: 3/16/1939

Date of Death (delete if non-applicable): 3/19/1991

Age at Death (delete if non-applicable): 52

Employment:

Social/Political Groups he attends/attended:

Bars/Clubs he attends/attended:

His friends include: (type your name here, or names of others)

Testimonials to him (add a space before a new testimonial):
[[Category:1991 deaths]]
[[Category:age 52]]
[[Category:black banana]]
[[Category:gazoo]]

Rawlins, Clifford

2025-12-01T20:42:42Z

Harveymilk:

[[File:gayhistory/Screen Shot 2017-02-08 at 9.40.43]]

'''NAME: Clifford Rawlins'''

''Clifford founded Adodi/Philadelphia, Philadelphia's oldest continuously operating black gay group.''

'''Biography:'''

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Rawlins, Clifford (1950-1993)

Activist. Founder of Adodi, an Afrocentric support group and system for

black gay and bisexual men. The group has chapters in Philadelphia and

New York. He died of AIDS-related complications.

</syntaxhighlight>

http://thepoliticsofreal.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-legacy-of-adodi-and-brother.html

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Date of Birth: 1950

Date of Death (delete if non-applicable):1993

Age at Death (delete if non-applicable): 43

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Bruce Flannery

2024-01-31T21:29:58Z

Harveymilk:

Bruce Flannery, AIDS activist, 54
By Jen Colletta -August 27, 2009 11:04 am

File:Bruce Flanery Pic.png

Bruce Flannery, a local activist who headed a statewide AIDS agency for more than a decade, died suddenly Aug. 14 from complications of open-heart surgery. He was 54.

Flannery, a Long Island, N.Y., native, was living in Exton at the time of his death. He graduated from Columbia University in New York in 1977 with a degree in political philosophy.

After graduation, Flannery held several copywriting and freelance writing positions in both New York City and the Philadelphia area before launching his career as an HIV/AIDS activist.

In 1991, Flannery was hired as the manager of communications and public affairs at ActionAIDS, a position he held for four years.

While at the agency, Flannery consulted on the 1993 film “Philadelphia” and cast many of the real-life HIV-positive men who were featured in the movie.

At the time, Flannery told Newsday he thought the film had the potential to “humanize AIDS, make it real. Maybe things will change now.”

Flannery left ActionAIDS in 1995 to take over as the executive director of the Pennsylvania Coalition of AIDS Service Organizations, an umbrella agency that represented more than 40 HIV/AIDS agencies throughout the state.

As head of the agency for the next 10 years, he successfully lobbied for expanded state funding for HIV/AIDS issues — which increased by $20 million during his time at PCASO — and was influential in increasing the list of HIV/AIDS medications available through the state’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program.

Kevin Burns, executive director of ActionAIDS, said Flannery was an adept communicator, which fueled his success.

“Bruce’s approach to advocacy was very relationship-focused,” Burns said. “He’d educate people and then use reason to help people to change their opinions and to move agenda issues forward. He was a great networker and connected with people in Harrisburg quickly and effectively.”

Flannery became a well-known name among state politicians. Former Gov. Tom Ridge appointed him to the Inter-Governmental Council on Longterm Care, on which he served from 1997-2004, and Gov. Rendell named him to the Department of Health Transition Team in 2002. He also served as chair of the state’s HIV Planning Council from 1999-2005.

“For all those years he worked in Harrisburg, he was the AIDS guy,” said Ronda Goldfein, executive director of the AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania. “He was just the designated representative for AIDS issues in the state.”

Flannery was also one of the driving forces behind the easing of restrictions on needle-exchange programs in Pennsylvania, an effort Goldfein said he spearheaded for years. The Independent Regulatory Review Commission approved new regulations last month and they now have to undergo a review by the attorney general and be published in the Pennsylvania Bulletin before being finalized.

“There’s something so great that, although Bruce died in this stunning, shocking way, at least he was around to see this long effort on his part come to fruition,” Goldfein said. “It hasn’t quite made it to the Pennsylvania Bulletin, but at least he was around to see something he had put so much into make it over all of these hurdles.”

Flannery left PCASO in 2005 and the agency became the HIV Policy Collaborative of Pennsylvania, a program of the AIDS Law Project. He went on to serve as the director of development at Calcutta House from 2005-07. Flannery also sat on the board of Calcutta from 2000-05 and served as vice president of the board of the AIDS Law Project from 2001-08.

For the past several years, Flannery worked as a consultant for Maternity Care Coalition, and the organization hired him full-time last summer as its director of fund development and marketing.

Flannery’s partner of 18 years, Otto Perrone, said he worked in every election to campaign for the Democratic Party and to elect those who would work for social change, which he said demonstrated that Flannery was a “very compassionate person who always cared about helping others.”

In addition to Perrone, Flannery is survived by many friends and colleagues.

Donations can be made in Flannery’s name to any charity.

File:Bruce Flanery Pic.png

2024-01-31T21:25:23Z

Harveymilk:

Bruce Flannery

2024-01-31T21:23:54Z

Harveymilk: Created page with "Bruce Flannery, AIDS activist, 54 By Jen Colletta -August 27, 2009 11:04 am Bruce Flannery, a local activist who headed a statewide AIDS agency for more than a decade, di..."

Bruce Flannery, AIDS activist, 54
By Jen Colletta -August 27, 2009 11:04 am

Bruce Flannery, a local activist who headed a statewide AIDS agency for more than a decade, died suddenly Aug. 14 from complications of open-heart surgery. He was 54.

Flannery, a Long Island, N.Y., native, was living in Exton at the time of his death. He graduated from Columbia University in New York in 1977 with a degree in political philosophy.

After graduation, Flannery held several copywriting and freelance writing positions in both New York City and the Philadelphia area before launching his career as an HIV/AIDS activist.

In 1991, Flannery was hired as the manager of communications and public affairs at ActionAIDS, a position he held for four years.

While at the agency, Flannery consulted on the 1993 film “Philadelphia” and cast many of the real-life HIV-positive men who were featured in the movie.

At the time, Flannery told Newsday he thought the film had the potential to “humanize AIDS, make it real. Maybe things will change now.”

Flannery left ActionAIDS in 1995 to take over as the executive director of the Pennsylvania Coalition of AIDS Service Organizations, an umbrella agency that represented more than 40 HIV/AIDS agencies throughout the state.

As head of the agency for the next 10 years, he successfully lobbied for expanded state funding for HIV/AIDS issues — which increased by $20 million during his time at PCASO — and was influential in increasing the list of HIV/AIDS medications available through the state’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program.

Kevin Burns, executive director of ActionAIDS, said Flannery was an adept communicator, which fueled his success.

“Bruce’s approach to advocacy was very relationship-focused,” Burns said. “He’d educate people and then use reason to help people to change their opinions and to move agenda issues forward. He was a great networker and connected with people in Harrisburg quickly and effectively.”

Flannery became a well-known name among state politicians. Former Gov. Tom Ridge appointed him to the Inter-Governmental Council on Longterm Care, on which he served from 1997-2004, and Gov. Rendell named him to the Department of Health Transition Team in 2002. He also served as chair of the state’s HIV Planning Council from 1999-2005.

“For all those years he worked in Harrisburg, he was the AIDS guy,” said Ronda Goldfein, executive director of the AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania. “He was just the designated representative for AIDS issues in the state.”

Flannery was also one of the driving forces behind the easing of restrictions on needle-exchange programs in Pennsylvania, an effort Goldfein said he spearheaded for years. The Independent Regulatory Review Commission approved new regulations last month and they now have to undergo a review by the attorney general and be published in the Pennsylvania Bulletin before being finalized.

“There’s something so great that, although Bruce died in this stunning, shocking way, at least he was around to see this long effort on his part come to fruition,” Goldfein said. “It hasn’t quite made it to the Pennsylvania Bulletin, but at least he was around to see something he had put so much into make it over all of these hurdles.”

Flannery left PCASO in 2005 and the agency became the HIV Policy Collaborative of Pennsylvania, a program of the AIDS Law Project. He went on to serve as the director of development at Calcutta House from 2005-07. Flannery also sat on the board of Calcutta from 2000-05 and served as vice president of the board of the AIDS Law Project from 2001-08.

For the past several years, Flannery worked as a consultant for Maternity Care Coalition, and the organization hired him full-time last summer as its director of fund development and marketing.

Flannery’s partner of 18 years, Otto Perrone, said he worked in every election to campaign for the Democratic Party and to elect those who would work for social change, which he said demonstrated that Flannery was a “very compassionate person who always cared about helping others.”

In addition to Perrone, Flannery is survived by many friends and colleagues.

Donations can be made in Flannery’s name to any charity.

Borrero, Ned

2022-05-17T21:55:21Z

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'''NAME: Ned Borrero

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Date of Birth: November 7, 1962

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2022-05-10T21:23:11Z

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2022-05-10T21:22:08Z

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2022-05-10T21:21:43Z

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2022-05-10T14:43:38Z

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The Gay History Wiki aims to collect the life stories of Philadelphia men who since 1981 have died following complications to their battles with AIDS/HIV and the friends and places who helped develop one of the country’s richest LGBT traditions since the 1960s. The site includes the stories of gay men and allies from Philadelphia who are both alive and dead, of all HIV serostatuses, sexual and gender identities, and cultures. No conclusions should be drawn about people listed on this site.

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The Gay History Wiki aims to collect the life stories of Philadelphia men who since 1981 have died following complications to their battles with AIDS/HIV and the friends and places who helped develop one of the country’s richest LGBT traditions since the 1960s. The site includes the stories of gay men and allies from Philadelphia who are both alive and dead, of all HIV serostatuses, sexual and gender identities, and cultures. No conclusions should be drawn about people listed on this site.

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2022-04-28T22:26:10Z

Harveymilk: Created page with "Kamm, Keith Kaplan, Alan Keck, Gregory Kehn, Don Keller, David Kelly, Brian J. Kelly, Frank Kelly, Harry* Kelly, John Kelly, Joh..."

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2022-04-28T22:22:45Z

Harveymilk: Created page with "JJ Hendly JPs Jack Friel Jackson, Arnold James, Douglas A. James Dean James Dehn Janofsky, Steven Januzzio, James [[Jarrett, Paul]..."

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I

2022-04-28T22:19:26Z

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2022-04-28T22:16:33Z

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2022-04-28T21:19:55Z

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2022-04-28T21:15:21Z

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2022-04-28T20:57:20Z

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2022-04-28T20:53:33Z

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2022-04-28T20:47:41Z

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2022-04-28T20:19:36Z

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C

2022-04-28T19:44:28Z

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2022-04-28T19:14:49Z

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