Two panels for original Round-Up Saloon owner, Tom Davis Alan Ross used to stage the parade almost singlehandedly. Now the parade is named for him. David Barton opened Hunky’s with his brother Rick. Three panels remember...
Read MoreThis Turtle Creek Chorale panel (lower left) was one of the earliest panels in the Quilt, made in 1987. It remembered the 12 members of the Chorale who had died of AIDS. Within a few years, the Chorale was remembering more than...
Read MoreBill Nelson and Terry Tebedo founded Crossroads Market. When they saw some of their customers were suddenly in need, they put up a shelf in the back of the store with a sign that read, “Leave a can, take a can.” That was the...
Read MoreJon Benov was my first partner. He is remembered on a panel made by his bowling league in Atlanta. Jon died 20 years ago next month in January,...
Read MoreJohn Thomas was the first executive director of Resource Center Dallas — AIDS Resource Center, Gay and Lesbian Community Center, AIDS Food Pantry, Nelson-Tebedo Clinic. John sang with the Chorale and helped found the Women’s...
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