More than 300 individuals gathered at the Westin New Orleans Canal Place’s Grand Ballroom on Friday, February 7, to celebrate an event that was never supposed to happen – NO/AIDS Task Force’s 30th Anniversary.

“When NO/AIDS was founded in 1983, they called it a task force because it was supposed to be temporary. No one thought then that AIDS would still be with us 10, much less 30 years later,” remarked Noel Twilbeck, CEO of NO/AIDS Task Force.

Thirty years later we are still here, having grown tremendously from a small corps of dedicated volunteers that provided information and comfort. The 30th Anniversary Gala dinner, sponsored in part by Avita Drugs, gave many a chance to reflect on the past three decades. They were three decades that began with an unknown virus that was almost always fatal and transitioned into a wealth of knowledge, prevention and care strategies that today make HIV a more manageable, chronic condition. Our history is comprised of all of the stories of so many volun-teers, staff, supporters, parents, donors, friends, families and clients that have helped build this agency from an answering machine in a living room to a robust organization with eight locations that cares for well over 3,000 clients and reaches an additional 10,000 through outreach, testing and education.

We are so proud of the work we have done over the past 30 years and ever so grateful for the thousands of donors, volunteers, and sponsors that have made this work possible and are helping us begin a new and exciting chapter in the timeline of our commitment to improving the lives of people in our community.

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Volume Thirty-One - Number One - First Quarter 2014

NO/AIDS Task Force Celebrates 30th AnniversaryGala Dinner Showcased Organization’s Past, Present and Future

Carole Pindaro, Lucy Cordts and Noel Twilbeck who spoke about NO/AIDS Task Force’s past, present and future, respectively.

The 30th Anniversary Gala Dinner concluded with a celebratory second line.

The spring of 2014 is an exciting and busy one here at NO/AIDS. We celebrated the agency’s 30th Anniversary and launched CrescentCare, a new community health center with a broader mission – to provide quality care for all people, not just those with HIV/AIDS. The past 30 years has taught us a lot, and we are thrilled to be able to share that knowledge with our entire community.

Over the course of this year, you are going to see some changes happen. You will begin to see the CrescentCare logo and branding on some of our mailings and communications, and in some cases it will replace the NO/AIDS branding. I can assure you that NO/AIDS isn’t going anywhere. All of our programs and services will remain intact. Our events like the NO/AIDS WALK, Dining Out For Life and Art Against AIDS will continue to be held and will continue to benefit our HIV/AIDS care and services.

We are still working out the details of exactly how the transition from NO/AIDS to CrescentCare will occur over the course of the year. NO/AIDS is a brand and an organization that many of our supporters like you hold a special place for in their hearts. We are mindful of that throughout this process. All we ask is that you are patient with us as we continue to evolve. If at any point you have questions or need clarification about the transition to CrescentCare, I am happy to discuss it by phone or in person to ease your concerns. As always, we are thankful for your support, and so thrilled to have you join us as we turn the next page in our history.

Sincerely,

Noel TwilbeckCEO, NO/AIDS Task Force

From the CEO

First CrescentCare Site, The Family Care Services Center, is Open!

Last year, NO/AIDS Task Force assumed operation of the FACES program which provides HIV & AIDS social services to women and their families. The program had previously been operated by Children’s Hospital. FACES came under the NO/AIDS umbrella of services at the same time that planning for CrescentCare services and locations was beginning in earnest. Knowing that FACES clients needed access to primary medical care services and that the Task Force had expanded its mission to caring for all people, we decided that the first CrescentCare clinic would be the Family Care Services Center, located at 4640 S. Carrollton Ave. The clinic’s primary focus is women, children, infants and youth. It offers regular primary medical care as well as HIV specialty care.

The larger CrescentCare facility at 3308 Tulane Avenue is currently under construc-tion and expected to be open by July. Until that time, the Family Care Services

Center is accepting all new patients for CrescentCare. If you are interested in becoming a patient or would like to learn more about the new Family Care Services Center, call, or visit them online. Walk in patients are also accepted. Hours of operation are 8:30 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Evening clinic hours are Tuesday and Wednesday from 5 to 8 pm.

Family Care Services Center4640 S. Carrollton Ave. 504-378-0247www.crescentcarehealth.org

At 30th Anniversary Gala, NO/AIDS Unveils CrescentCare and Plans to Open New Community Health Centers That Will Serve Larger Community

As we celebrate 30 years of the NO/AIDS Task Force, we are continuing our tradition - growing and changing to meet the needs in our community. The healthcare landscape is changing dramatically. A few years ago, we recog-nized that in order to keep doing what we're doing and be sustainable, it would be necessary to expand our mission.

We studied, listened to our community and realized there were many who needed our help: partners, children, mothers and fathers of our current patients; our low-income neighbors with little or no insurance; service-industry folks without traditional insurance. And just like we answered a call 30 years ago, we are responding now to the need of the larger community for quality, comprehensive medical care.

We are grateful to see how much the face of HIV and AIDS has changed. A diagnosis no longer means a death sentence. Thanks to advances in medications and medical therapies, we are now able to help our patients maintain long, healthy, productive lives. In 30 years of service, we've learned a great deal. We know about common medical conditions, about aging, about mental health and preventive medicine. We're now in a position to take this great knowledge and best practices out to the larger population in need.

We started this expansion process in 2010, and in November 2013, we received a grant allowing us toprovide primary care services to the broader population through a Federally Qualified Health Center, which we have named, CrescentCare.

Under the CrescentCare family, we will open community health centers that will serve our larger community. Inclu-sivity will be our hallmark as we provide comprehensive medical and supportive services, regardless of a persons ability to pay. CrescentCare will offer primary care, family

and pediatric care, obstetrics and gynecology services, behavioral health and dental services through our commu-nity health centers.

We are proud to announce, our flagship center will be at 3308 Tulane Avenue. We will have three floors of the building and it will be open by July 2014.

CrescentCare is a healthcare provider created to meet the increasing need for health services at the local level. CrescentCare by design will expand into an ever more responsive healthcare service for our neighborhoods, matching each communities' needs and identity. And in taking this leadership role in bringing quality healthcare to the most in need in the Crescent City, we will improve the quality of life for our entire community.

But let's make one thing very clear - CrescentCare is an extension of our current services. NO/AIDS Task Force will continue current HIV services at our existing locations: the main offices and HIV clinic at the Tulane Towers, the CAN office on Frenchmen, The Movement on Esplanade Ave., FACES on Carrollton Ave., Exchange Support Services and Exchange House in Houma, AIDSLaw office in Baton Rouge, and Food For Friends at First Unitar-ian Universalist Church.

It is through CrescentCare and additional funding opportunities that we will be able to continue to offer all the essential services that NO/AIDS currently provides and offer total community healthcare to the public as well.

Our new health center on Tulane Avenue will offer LGBT services, primary care services for HIV+ clients, as well as an Infectious Disease Referral Center for other Federally Qualified Health Centers.

Art took center stage at the 27th Annual Art Against AIDS Gala, but the party started before the doors opened at the New Orleans Museum of Art on Saturday, December 7, 2013. In keeping with the theme, “Young at Art,” guests were welcomed by a stilt walker, a juggling mime, a hula-hoop performance artist and a glass of sparkling holiday cheer. Through the museum colonnade wafted the sounds of the evening’s opening act --The Gay Men’s Chorus of New Orleans -- performing holiday songs on the steps of the Great Hall. The evening continued with a stellar line up including The Sirens of New Orleans, legendary burlesque performer Roxie Le Rouge, and from Broadway Bares, Patrick Boyd. The Honorable South and DJ Robbie Martin rounded out the entertainment. Chef Houcine Harrabi of our new Food For Friends’ kitchen stole the culinary show with his Tunisian twist on New Orleans’ party food. More than 20 other local restaurants offered signature dishes and sweet treats. Our Holiday Boutique was filled with ornaments created by nearly 30 local school art programs along with custom jewelry by metalsmith Bonnie Miller and spectacular images our city captured by Belgian-born photographer Nathalie DuBois. Our silent auction included work by our Honorary Co-Chairs and local artists David Harouni and Sarah Ashley Longshore as well as other local artists. A Caribbean island vacation donated by Elite Island Resorts was won by Tim Fields. Special thanks to our Title sponsor, Chevron and our Presenting sponsors Avita Drugs Pharmacy and The John Burton Harter Charitable Trust. Many thanks to our committee chairs and committee members and all who helped raise over $95,000 at this year’s event

Saints & Sinners Festival Celebrates LGBT Literature in the Heart of The French Quarter for 11th Year!

Mark your calendars for the 2014 Saints & Sinners Literary Festival from Thursday, May 15 through Sunday, May 18 at The Hotel Monteleone in the French Quarter. Now in its 11th year, the festival has grown into an internationally-recognized event that brings together a who’s who of LGBT publishers, writers and readers from throughout the United States and beyond. The festival, held over four days each spring, features panel discussions and master classes around literary topics that provide a forum for authors, editors, and publishers to talk about their work for the benefit of emerging writers and the enjoyment of fans of LGBT literature.

At present, we’re still finalizing details of the full schedule and list of speakers for the 2014 festival, but hopefully we can whet your appetite by telling you that both Edmund White and Carol Anshaw will be making their first time appearances at Saints & Sinners. They both kick off their weekend presenting a master class: Edmund White leads a class on the art of writing a memoir, while Carol Anshaw will help participants take real-life experiences and turn them into fiction.

It all kicks off on the evening of Thursday, May 15, with the book launch party for the 5th Annual Saints & Sinners Short Fiction Anthology at the Hotel Monteleone. Make sure to visit sasnola.org for the full list of master classes. Sign up for the festival’s email updates while there, and be among the first to know when the full schedule goes live.

The Chevron Art Against AIDS: A Smashing Success!

NO/AIDS Task ForceHIV Counseling & Testing

Schedule

NO/AIDS offers Free, Rapid, Oral HIV testingat a variety of locations throughout the greaterNew Orleans area. Testing is usually doneone-on-one with a state certified counselor, andthe entire process from start to finish takesabout an hour. Testing is done on a walk-inbasis. There’s no need to make an appointment.The following is a list of our locations andhours:

CAN Office Testing Hours:507 Frenchmen St.; 504-945-4000 Monday 1 – 3 pm Tuesday 4:30 – 7:30 pm Thursday 4:30 – 7:30 pm Saturday 1 – 3 pm

NO/AIDS Main Office Testing Hours:2601 Tulane Ave, 5th Floor; 504-821-2601 Wednesday 5 – 7 pm Friday 1 – 3 pm

The Movement Testing Hours:2610 Esplanade Ave. Suite 2B; 504-267-4288 Mondays 5 – 8 pm Thursdays Noon – 3 pm

Outreach Venue Testing Club New Orleans, 1st & 3rd Tues: 9 - 11 pm Bourbon Pub, 1st & 3rd Thurs: 8:30 – 10:30 pm Good Friends, 2nd & 4th Wed: 8:30 – 10:30 pm Oz, 2nd Thurs: 8:30 – 10:30 pm Corner Pocket, 4th Thurs: 8:30 – 10:30 pm Country Club, 2nd Sat: 4 – 6 pm Cafe Lafitte’s, 4th Tues: 8:30 – 10:30 pm

The Movement – Outreach Venue Testing The Vibe, 1st & 3rd Thurs: 11 pm – 1 am The Society Page, 1st & 3rd Fri: 11 pm – 1 am Fusions, 2nd & 4th Sat: 11 pm – 1 am

NOTE: Venue Based testing is subject to change and/or cancellation depending on holidays or events at the venues.

Calendar of EventsApril18 Good Friday - NATF Offices Closed20 New Orleans Gay Easter Parade

May15 - 18 Saints & Sinners Festival29 Memorial Day - NATF Offices Closed

2014 NO/AIDS Event DatesJuly 17 - Dining Out For Life

Sept. 19 - Empowerment Conference

Sept. 21 - NO/AIDS WALK

Dec. 6 - Art Against AIDS

For more information about any of our events visit noaidstaskforce.org.Find us on facebook @ noaidstaskforce & follow us on twitter @noaids

Rodney Thoulion has been named director of develop-ment for the NO/AIDS Task Force. Most recently he was executive director for Friends of City Park. The organization experienced an increase in membership and fundraising efforts during his tenure. Rodney has over 20 years of experience in marketing, public relations and sales fields, also working for the Arch-diocese of New Orleans, McGraw-Hill and Houghton Mifflin educational publishers and Verizon Wireless Business Division.

“I am honored to work for an organization that is known for doing great things in our community,” he said. “I have had the distinct privilege of working for some fine organizations and I am thrilled to include the NO/AIDS Task Force as one of them.”Rodney can be reached at 504-821-2601, ext. 203 or rodneyt@noaidstf.org

NO/AIDS Names New Development Director

Thank You to Our Supporters4th Quarter 2013

$10,000 - $24,999 Ambush MagazineAvita Pharmacy

$5,000 - $9,999 Goldring Family FoundationMs. Candice HerringtonMr. Alfred KnowlesLouisiana Bar FoundationBlaine ManuelShell Oil Co.Tennessee Williams New Orleans Literary Festival

$2,500 - $5,000Arts Council of New OrleansBruce J. Heim FoundationMr. John DaulMr. Alva J. Groth, IINew Orleans Artists Against Hunger & Homeless, IMr. John Ramsey and Mr. Dewey DonihooIvan Sherman, MD

$1,000 - $2,499Mr. David DietrichMr. Tim L. FieldsHarrah's CasinoMid City Kocktail Bowling LeagueMr. Jerry PurcellThe Bourbon Pub & ParadeTrinity Episcopal SchoolMr. Jason Waguespack and Mr. Jeff Morgan

$500 - $999AbbvieMr. Lee R. Adler and Mr. Robert MarksMs. Cheryl AndersonAudubon Dental GroupAvita PharmacyMr. Alan N. BaerBarman's FundMr. Darryl D. BergerMr. Tommy CraneMrs. Mary K. DodwellGraphic VisionMs. Terri E. HamiltonMs. Kathryn HolleyIPS of Louisiana Corp.Mr. Joe KimbrellJudith KossoverMemorial Clinics, Inc.New Orleans Gay Mens ChorusSilk Road CollectionMr. T. Casey StuartVanguard College Of CosmetologyEllen M. WaguespackDr. Ronald WilcoxDr. David G. Wood

$250 - $499Administrative OnesourceMr. Louis AubertBaie RogueMs. Terrilyn A. BaileyMs. Judy BarrassoDr. Marc Behar and Mr. Jeff SbisaBig Easy Cocktail ClubDr. Alan BowersMs. and Mr. Rosa M. Bustamante-ForestShawn CarrollChevron Humankind Matching Gift ProgramMs. Helene CreeceMr. William R. CullisonDelany & RobbMr. Brian DeshotelFrench Quarter Suites HotelMr. T. B. GaitherMr. Dwain GannardDonald L. Greer, Ph.D.Ms. Michelle GuidryMs. Sharon GunnMr. Tedd L. HallamMr. Billy C. HenryLa SpudsLe Petit Theatre Du Vieux CarrePaula LeeLouisiana Public Health Institute

Massage EnvyMr. Chad P. MorvantMr. Kenneth PursleyMs. Debbie ReynaudMr. Barry SchlaileSteve SciorctinoMr. and Mrs. William SizelerMs. Ellie Tinto-PoitierMr. Noel Twilbeck and Mr. Glen KahrmanWho Dat Coffee CafeChad Youngblood

$100 - $249Accent On ArrangementsMr. Brice AcostaChristopher AdamsMs. Suzanne L. AdamsDr. Diane K. AfrickAlpha Epsilon DeltaAmbush MagazineMs. Susan ArnoldMs. Linda BanesBarchiBayou Orthotic & Prosthetic Center, LLCJessie BolewareMs. Barbara BrownRichard W. BushMr. John ButlerChad's BistroMr. Robert A. ChaissonEdwin ChapmanMs. Grace ConnorsShannon CormierMr. Troy CoxCreative T's & ThingsMs. Julie DargisMs. Kathleen DaveredeMary Jo DayMr. Gary G. DeleaumontMichelle M. DelimaMr. Jody DePriestMr. Elton DriscollMs. Jeanne DumestreGawain and Kathleen DupreeMs. Susan DurioMr. Stephen EmglingMr. Peter M. EscheteMr. Wyatt EstevesJim and Astrid EwingFeelings CafeFormal ConnectionMr. Chris FranserSandra Frost SeeligMr. & Mrs. Patricia L. GaljourMs. Susan M. GarciaMr. John Geiser IIIGeorge's PlaceMs. Tracy GielbertMs. Elizabeth GoberCindy GoeffertMr. Tim GoodwinMs. Charlotte GouvierMs. Cheryl GraceMs. Danielle GriggsMs. Natalie HebertHelen Cox HighHemlineMr. Mark H. HilzimMs. Emily HingleMr. Bruce R. Hoefer Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Wesley H. HughesMr. Marco IemmolaJamila's CafeJewish Endowment FoundationMr. Lawrence JonesMercedes JuarezKeith Alexander SalonMs. Cheryl KnightMr. Perrin LangloisDerek LarsonMs. Lola K. LassLaw Office Of John J SullivanMs. Bridget LawrenceU LeeMr. Tom LegendreDr. Edward D. Levy, Jr.Ms. Irene MackenrothManitech Facility Solutions, LLC

Timothy M. McCarley and Nathan HennickMr. Pat McCauslandHolly MckenneyKim MossMr. Lawn's Lawn ServiceMr. Jeffrey MurphyNational Association of Lease and Title Analysts, INMr. Michael NuwerOcean GardensMr. Roger Ogden and Mr. Kenneth BarnesRichard PerqueMs. Heather PotterMeme PotterMr. John P. PucciRamsey's MFG Jewelers, LLCMr. Derriel RappMs. Nicole ReynaudMr. & Mrs. William RoelingChristian RogersAlma H. SaffordMs. Veronica SalgadoShelley B. ScanlonMr. Michael J. SiegelMark A. SimmsMr. Steven SmithSt. Benedict The Moor ChurchMrs. Doreen K. TollersonDr. Stephanie TortuMr. Daniel TubreMr. Michael TupperMr. Scott UmbergerUptown Delivery PharmacyMs. Ginalee VillarMr. Jimmie C. WashburnMichael WeberMrs. April Williams

$25 - $99Mr. Frank AlbarracinMr. Nikki AlexanderMs. Stefanie AlexanderChristina AllenAllstate Giving CampaignMs. Lisa AmossMr. Marvin AndradeMs. Patricia AndrewsMr. Robert ArnoldCarolyn AttawayMr. Paul S. BalanonMs. Renee BarriosMs. Jeannette BeardMr. Gary BergeronMs. Jennifer BerluchauxMr. and Mrs. John BirkhoffBlue Cube PromotionsMary BoihemMr. Robert BoninMr. Thomas BouterieLauren BoyceMs. Lisa BrelandStella BrelandMr. Jonathan BroukReverend and Mrs. James B. BrownMs. Mary A. BrownElizabeth BryantMr. Timothy BucklessMs. Linda BusbyMonique ButlerJohn CallaghanMr. Allan A. CampagnaMs. Brenda CannonMr. Bruce Carbajal and Mr. Joseph R. CiaccioMs. Tanna CarterMr. Clarence A. CavignacMs. Joan ChandlerMargaret ChapmanMr. Kevin ChesnutMr. Braddsten B. ChurchDonna M. Clark and Mary KaneMr. Stephen ClemensCharles ClickBlanche ComiskeyMs. Elizabeth Conway CrawfordRichard Corkern, Jr.Ms. Alice Cryler-SumlerMs. Nicole M. CsintyanThomas B. Darensbourg Jr.David LTDMrs. DeAnne deGruy and Mr. Raoul deGruyGlenda B. Deleaumont

Ms. Kelly DixonMr. Mark DobsonMs. Holly DominguezMs. Deborah & Sarah DugasMr. John EastLin EmeryMr. Stephen Emling and Mr. Bill EmlingMs. Liza EstradaEvans & ClesiMr. Robert R. Faucheux Jr.Fifi B Laughlin DesignJulie FitchMr. and Ms. Lawrence L. ForestMs. Morgan P. ForetMr. Thomas J. FortnerGap Inc. Giving ProgramMarjorie GehlGo Go GirlsMr. Chaseton GoodmanTimothy GoodwinCyrena GriffeyMs. Katrina C. GriffinRonald GrueMs. Darlene A. GuichardGulf Coast Bank & Trust CompanyMr. Simon GunningMs. Jan M. HamiltonSidney HardyMr. Houcine HarrabiMs. Dana V. HayesMs. Patty K. HennHarold and Shirley HochhalterMs. Pamela D. HolmMr. B.E. HornMs. Derika L. House-NissseMs. Kathleen E. HubbellJan HutchisonMs. Peggy IbosMr. Ronald IsslerTodd JacobsMs. Joan JardellMs. Margaret J. JensonMs. Brenda L. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Henry JonesVicki JudiceElizabeth KahnJanice KalczynskiBettie KastonDavid and Cyndi KellyColleen KeoghMr. William Knipmeyer and Mrs. Lucinda KnipmeyeH. KoellingB.J. LandryMs. Sheila LaPointNorman and Leslie LaskayFran LawlessMr. David LecheMr. Randy LeggettMr. Tony LeggioLouisiana Pizza KitchenMr. Robert LoweyMs. Deanna LyonsJohn MarinoMauricio and Sons Plumbing LLCMs. Chandra McCallMs. Sarah McCallSandie Mccarthy - BrownHenry McCarthyMs. Yvelyne McCarthyMr. Lee McDonovanMs. Serena Melancon-NelsonMr. Larry MercierBonnie MillerMr. Aaron J. MosesElaine NicollNewell NormandMr. Kevin O'ShaughnessyMs. Laverne OsiraMs. Cindi OwingsMr. John A. Pecoul and Ms. Ellen R. PecoulSydna PetersonDanielle E. PetroniPhillip's Restaurant & BarGordon PierceMs. Carole M. PindaroMr. Chris PitreMr. David M. RaymondMs. Rowena P. ReddixMs. Jean RedmannMr. and Mrs. Chris ReineMs. Linda ReineMr. Jeffery D. Richard

Alice RienerRyan RiversKathleen RobertMr. Robert RockwellMs. Debra RogersMs. Ava Rosenberg NowalskyMr. Laurence A. Roth Jr.Ms. Beverly RuckmanMs. Joyclyn RuskKatharine Sanders ParsonsJohnathan SaulMs. Laurie SchmittDr. and Mrs. Stuart SchultzIdalmi ShieldsMs. Trisha SimoneauxMr. Robert SkaggsSlidell MagazineDr. Charles R. SmithSpitfiresMr. and Mrs. George StarkeFrancis StillingsMs. Kelly StrainMs. Patty SuffernMs. Margaret Swett SchulzMrs. Julia TallmanRebecca TaylorMs. Marianne ThompsonMr. Randy A. Trahan and Mr. David L. GreenMrs. Jane TreeceMr. Robert TrepagnierMs. Tanya TumanVirginia TumanMr. Charles E. TurbervilleMs. Anne S. TurnbullBobby VallecilloVaughn's LoungeMr. Perry C. WaguespackDr. Ric WatkinsMr. John R. WeaverMs. Brenda WilliamsFrank J. Wingerter Jr.Larry WolfDr. and Mrs. Lawrence ZaslowSuyapa Zimmermann

Less than $25 Darlene AdamsMs. Mary AtkinsonJean P. AugustinCecilia BaradellMs. Rhonda BergeronMs. Carol. BoovyMark BorstMr. Thomas and Mrs. Jeanne BourgeoisMs. Jeanne P. BradfordMs. Alisa BrierreMr. Bruce BrownJonette BrownMs. Megan Coleman-WatkinMs. Tracy CollinsDonya Knudsen Brainard St. RentalMs. Amy M. DudgeonMs. Elizabeth FleetwoodTylonia FlemingsMs. Yvonne GaddyRick Gaude'Ms. Susan GeninMr. Jan and Mrs. N'Ann GladeGrady HelmsMs. Angela HurleyMr. and Mrs. W. Geoffrey HutchinsonMs. Mary B. JenkinsMr. Lesley JerniganMr. Petrina JohnsMs. Donya KnudsenEric KnudsenCindy LanassaMs. Julianne M. LeblancMargaritaville New OrleansMyrtis MartinMs. Emily MassothMichelle McCarthyMr. Francis L. MecheMr. Benjamin J. NoblesKia NormanMr. Charles R. RatliffMs. Catherine L. RobertsMr. Jonathan RoudebushMr. Don Ryan and Mrs. Robyn RyanSusan Santa CruzMs. Charlotte Seymour

Mr. Joe SinglemannMs. Aimee Starnes and Mr. Christopher StarnesChad Stelly and Wes KingMs. Roxann StewartMelissa ThompsonLeigh ThorpeElizabeth A. TrotterMr. George VillanuevaMs. Katie WesterveltVada WillinghamMr. Trey WoodsideMs. Tracy Zemanek

Memorials4th Quarter 2013

In memorial of Tommy Chandler, Jr.Ms. Joan ChandlerIn memorial of Chris GaljourMr. & Mrs. Patricia L. GaljourIn memorial of Will & Wade HughesMr. & Mrs. Wesley H. HughesIn memorial of Jamie JaramilloDonald L. Greer, Ph.D.In memorial of Donna JayMr. Don Ryan & Mrs. Robyn RyanIn memorial of Raymond MarciniakAnonymousIn memorial of Robert W. MooreMr. & Mrs. W. Geoffrey HutchinsonIn memorial of Kenneth C. RaphaelMr. & Mrs. W. Geoffrey HutchinsonIn memorial of Keith J. RibbeckNational Association of Lease and TitleAnalysts, INCIn memorial of Henry Schmitt, IIIMs. Brenda CannonMs. Laurie SchmittIn memorial of Robert SeymourMs. Charlotte SeymourIn memorial of Christopher TurnbullMs. Anne S. TurnbullMs. Brenda Williams

Tributes4th Quarter 2013

In Honor of Robert T. BazorMr. Bruce Carbajal & Mr. Joseph R. CiaccioIn honor of William Carter BryantElizabeth BryantIn honor of Charles Cox, Jr.Ms. Mary A. BrownIn honor of William R. CullisonMr. John Geiser, IIIIn honor of John Geiser, IIIMr. William R. CullisonIn honor of Mickey HebertMs. Cheryl KnightIn honor of JoAnn Moinet & Charlotte CunliffeMr. John A. Pecoul & Mrs. Ellen R. Pecoul

NO/AIDS Staff GivingAlice RienerBeth PaceBethney WhittingtonBobby VallecilloCaitlin CanfieldCarole PindaroCharles ClickCharmaine DefilloCheryl GraceClay BowieConway HornDanielle PetroniDavid CarsonDennell BrownDonna ValearyDorothy SlanDottie AcostaDouglas McMurryEllie Tinto-PoitierEmma CollinsEnrique MorescoGlen KarhmanGreg HerrenJean RedmanJim LewisJoshua Fegley

K.E. DixonKatharine St. PaulKathy BurfordKeri WatsonKiley WarrenKristin WiedemannLarry SandersLarry StillingsLeslie AndrewsLinda BusbyLisa BrelandLucy CordtsLydia Anne BurgessMajor SmithMark DrakeMark McCarleyMary DanielsMatthew ReeseMegan McIntyreMelissa HebertMichael WeberMicole WashingtonNathan HennickNick ParrNoel TwilbeckNorman DixonOpal JosephPat DupardPat GooteePatricia ThompsonRebecca RussellRobin PearceSamuel AshleySean MuggivanSharlene DavisShenelle SansomSteven ClementsTiffany Trosclair-BarriosTJ RogersWanda DeGruyWill Bryant

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Now that Spring has sprung, we’re doing some general sprucing up over here at NO/AIDS. While we’ll take care of most of the work, we need your help with one small thing -- our database. We want to make sure we have the most up-to-date info on all our constituents.

Since the best place to get info is straight from the source, we’d like to ask you to fill out a short form about you! You can find the form at noaidstaskforce.org/springcleaning.

Thanks so much for your help!

It’s Time for Some Spring Cleaning!It’s Time for Some Spring Cleaning!

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