Lee
My Story
Meet Lee!
A bit about Lee’s life path from Louisiana to California
Lee discusses the idea of home, family, organizing, and community
Coming to terms with sexuality in the 1950’s
The impact of living through the AIDS crisis and the loss of friends and community
Lee reflects on the time he had with the love of his life, Myron
Lee shares the experience of losing the love of his life, Myron and surviving his own brush with death shortly after
The way that knowing their time was limited intensified Lee and Myron’s connection
Family legacy Lee is carrying forward, and causes that he is dedicated to
Lee discusses loosing loved ones to AIDS and accompanying his partner Myron through his own passing, with the support of loving friends
Love & Relationships
Lee shares what he’s learned about love
Lee and Myron’s story
The story of The Pines Pantry, Myron’s grocery story on Fire Island
Thoughts and experiences with heartbreak
Advice on disagreements
Lee shares about coming out in the 70’s and 80’s
Lee shares about the Gay Liberation Movement and experiencing the AIDS quilt at the National Mall in DC
Lee’s memory of witnessing AIDS Die-ins in DC
A shift in culture in the 1990’s
What Lee has learned about himself through relationship with others and about being alone