They just moved to San Francisco and were welcomed at Pride!

This couple is still going strong!

Hint: She said yes!

And she met so many supporters!

And she keeps adding to it every year!

They’re still going strong!

And they can’t wait to go again!

Decades later, they still have no idea who he was.

“I was so moved to see a team from The Mummers supporting–not only supporting, but being stunningly active participants in–Pride Day.”

“I’m planning on doing it annually now. It’s a way for anyone to join in. Someone who isn’t or can’t be out can participate.”

“All good friends taking in Gay Pride 2014.”

“I’d been feeling depressed because as a trans person, I was getting nowhere in my life in being able to live my authentic self.”

It was the first year we successfully convinced our church to host a table at Pride.

This photo is my very 1st Bisexual Visibility Day.

He had an absolute BALL, got covered in stickers, and given free things!

My daughter and I at the start of our first parade for Pride in Macclesfield.

It was the first time I saw this special rainbow flag combined with the flag of the EU. 

I’m the proud mother of a trans woman!!

Pride exhibits, bands, and dancing were amazing!

My husband missed doing drag so we flew back to Tacoma to perform one more time at the bar.