Kim was actually my brother, not a very common name for a male but in the 50's there were enough that I actually knew 4 or 5 male Kim's. Your assistance is appreciated. He is usually around me, I can feel him on my shoulder at times, ever since his death. He seemed to migrate from my embrace to a permanent warm place on my shoulder. Still, I wish I could talk to him again.
Kansas Equality is amazingly effective, we did a lot this first 8 months and are getting a new chapter up to make a total of 7 with two more possible soon. It is my love and my pleasure and my honor to be a tiny part of it.
One more thing that people can do to support not only GLBT but others with AIDS is to visit this site and order a bracelet. I wore a POW bracelet for years and years so when this first came out I got one right away. I have been wearing one for many years now.
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