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Originally appeared in Transgender Tapestry #103, Fall 2003. by Maxwell Anderson Robert Allen Eads was born December 18, 1945, in a tiny no-nothing of a town in West Virginia. The middle child of three, he had an older and a younger brother. Until the day he died, his mother called him Bobby. Robert himself used many names. When I met him, he called himself Bob. At times he used Ray, and for those hillbilly times, he called himself Ray-Bob. As he matured, Robert became his name of choice. Robert grew up poor, as did most in West Virginia at that time, but this didn?t necessarily mean he was unhappy. He wasn?t. There were rough times, of course, but all-in-all, he was loved and cared for. His mother was a stay-at-home mom, and since Robert was a ?she? growing up, the bond was strong between them. Although his mother had difficulty with the transition to Robert, she continued to love him, and is with him now, since her death in the early part of 2001.
Published Oct 10, 2003 - 08:00 AM
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Originally appeared in Transgender Tapestry #99, Fall 2002. We?ll All Miss Her by Nancy Cain I remember meeting Candy Scott in the fall of 1994 at one of the Innvestments meetings in Hyannis, Massachusetts. She spotted me as a newcomer and immediately latched on to me. She wanted to know all about me. I was flattered.
Published Sep 26, 2002 - 10:23 PM
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Sylvia Rivera Originally appeared in Transgender Tapestry #098, Summer 2002 Obituary by Bebe Scarpinato and Rusty Moore Photography by Mariette Pathy Allen Sylvia Rivera, Stonewall riot veteran and life- long activist for transgendered people, died during the dawn hours of February 19, 2002 at New York?s St. Vincent?s Hospital, of complications from cancer of the liver. She was fifty years old.
Published Jun 26, 2002 - 08:50 PM
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