Transgender Day of Visibility is dedicated to celebrating and raising awareness about the transgender community worldwide. The day aims to promote greater understanding, acceptance, support, and inclusivity for transgender people.
12.22.19
On Saturday, December 21, we gathered to remember the 183 clients, friends, family members and community members with the experience of homelessness who passed away in 2019.
Read their names and join us in keeping them Alive in Love.
Brittany Addy Judge Anthony, Jr. James Edward Armstrong David Allen Bafford Joyce Bank Dana Bates Mikele Bell Sierra Benson Prem Bista Terry Jean Black James Ben Boggs Kenneth Bonaparte Eric Boother Brittany Bradley William Brady Tamika Brand Marieul Brooks Terriel Brown Amelia Brown Gaylen Brown George Brown Kristina Brown Michelle Brown Robert Michael Brown Timothy Edwards Browning Richard Bullock Brenda Bumgardner Sharron Demetra Bynum Francisco Javier Cabezas Anita Ann Cage Matthew Carey Kevin James Carr Larry Carter Roger Dale Casey, III David Chaplain Anita Cheeks Aaron Chesley Monica Clayborne Lenwood Coleman Nicholas George Comnenoi Travis Cook Tyra Courts Corin Lee Cox Elwood Valreece Cox Edward Coxen Justin Crosby Roger Martin Crouse William Custis Curtis Davis Decone L. Davis Dayvon “Brother” Francis Deloach Timothy Anders Dicke Jainisha Gabriellia Dill Glenn Douglas Jason Douglass Darla Lynn Effland Kevin Elliott Cheryl D. Ferguson Charles Ferguson, Jr. Michael C. Fessler |
James S. Fitzgerald, Jr. Brittany Fleming Willie Foreman Carolyn Frey Marry Anne G. Andre Tyrone Gardner Mary Elizabeth Garris Casey Gill Stevey Goggins Johnnie Ray Gooding, Jr. “Grady” Joseph Green Jonathan (Speedy) Gross Osmond Guzman Dennis Haley Alonzo Harris John Omari Hassan Jerry Davis Hawkins, Jr. Floyd Holmes Steven Erik Holmstrom Kenneth Browning Hoppe Michael “Mick” Hughes David A. Jackson Marvin James James Jeffers Anniyah Jefferson Frank Jenkins Anthony “Princess” Jennings Robert Jensen Eddie Johnson Michael Edward Johnson Raymond Johnson Rondell Johnson Henry Jones Reginald Jones Stanley Jones John Kates Michael Zachary Kelly Gregory Kess Stephanie King Dominic Deangelo A Knight Michael Kobylatski Cynthia Kopec Katherine Kumpa Diane Larkins Lankford Tylisae Lavendar Christopher Leeson Dellar Ray Little, Jr Jessica Lomax Courtney Lynn Maiuzzo Jhevan “Khochiese” Malone Edward Christian Martin, IV Lola Danyell Matthews Earl Eugene McCarroll, IV Carroll Jay McEnaney Thomas Woobury Merrill James Patrick Mister Michael Monroe James Edward Morin Ms. Ruby James Patrick Murphy |
Joseph Muse Donna Napora George Galen Nelson, III Justin Allen Nicely Suzanne Oliver Laura Olson Crisi M. Pacheco Philip Parker Solo G. “Miss Lola” Parks Richard Paul Kennard Peay Justin David Perkins Kevin David Pfeil Deborah Phillips Michael Harry Pinkney Andre Pollard George Powel Mark Joseph Richards, Jr Frankie Richardson Wayne Anthony Richardson Aaron Robbins Roxanne Peter Louis Rue Jason Charles Ruth Diane Carolyn Rutkowski Digna Sagastume Steven Schandel Andrea Scott Adolphus Shorey George Edwins Simmons Denean Skinner Violet D. Smith Jessica Smith William R. Smoot, Jr. Paul Willford Speaks, Jr. Theodore Terrance Mat Stephens Robert Leo Stevens Aundra Stokes Daniel Wesley Strecker, Jr. Dontanyon Taylor Wayne Taylor James A. Turner III Gregory Turnipseed Craigg Eric Wallace Phaedra Ward Kevin Lee Warden Donald Warfield Marc Howard Watchinsky Senora Watson Daman Weston Jeffrey Whitaker Clifton White Jerome Wigfall Valerie Wiggins Reginald Wilkes Dana Williams Darrell Williams James Williams Tivon Williams Dan Woodard Danica Shea Woodard |
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Transgender Day of Visibility is dedicated to celebrating and raising awareness about the transgender community worldwide. The day aims to promote greater understanding, acceptance, support, and inclusivity for transgender people.
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