2263 Frankfort Ave, Louisville, KY 40206 | 502.893.0788 | www.Fairness.org | @FairnessCamp

Voted against “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Repeal

Voted for Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA)

Voted against ENDA

Attached “Right To Work” Anti-Union Legislation to ENDA with Sen. Rand Paul

2014 Kentucky General Election VOTE Tuesday, November 4!

C-FAIR, the Political Action Committee (PAC) of the Fairness Campaign, is a state PAC that cannot endorse candidates running for federal office, such as the U.S. Senate and House. Inside we have endorsed candidates in nearly 40 contested state races across Kentucky and have profiled candidates in two key federal races below.

United States Senate

KY Sec. of State Alison Lundergan

Grimes (D)

US Senator Mitch McConnell (R)

United States Congress

US Congressman John Yarmuth

(KY-3) (D)

Michael Macfarlane (R)

Supports the LGBT Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA)

Believes all should have the opportunity to share in the commitment of marriage

Supports raising the Minimum Wage

Voted for “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” repeal

Voted for ENDA

Supports Equal Pay for Equal Work for women

Supports raising the Minimum Wage

Supports preserving DOMA

Believes wage discrimination against women is not a problem

Opposed to raising the Minimum Wage

★GOLD STAR

$5,000 and up

Brown-Forman CorporationKentucky Fairness AllianceEd Kruger and Jeff Rodgers

Craig Spears, CPA Carla Wallace

★★★★★

$2,500 – $4,999

Anonymous Eleanor Bingham Miller

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLCPorter Watkins and George Bailey

★★★★

$1,000 – $2,499

21c Museum HotelAnonymous (3)

Natalie and John Bajandas Brooke and Matthew Barzun Jeff Been and Eric Graninger

Emily Bingham and Stephen Reily Becky Brown

Jane Godchaux and Bert Emke Heather Falmen

John Gatton Robert Greenwell

Jefferson County Teachers AssociationMary Gwen Wheeler and David Jones

Pegge and Michael Luvisi Tom Wallace Lyons

Nowhere BarLisa Osanka

Eugenia and John Potter Spectrum Catering

Dorene SteinDrs. Michael Stillman and Steve Williams

George Stinson and The Connection NightclubSusannah Woodcock and David Tachau

Sarah Walsh Nancy Woodcock

Catherine and John Yarmuth

★★★

$500 – $999

Jill Ackerman Jones Anonymous

Alan Bornstein Michael Burris and Doug Pfendler

Brad Calobrace Conliffe and Hickey Insurance

Douglass Boulevard Christian ChurchMark England and Michael Handley

Dan Farrell Donna Fosberg and Jackie Lucas

Louis Giesel Bill Graham

Sandy Gulick Roberta Hershberg

Jane Hope Thomas Hurd and David Sickbert

Diane Pecknold and Clark JohnsonRonald Kestler

Debbie and Jim King Jonathan Lowe

Doug Lowry Allison Maggiolo Sam Marcosson

Ona Bass Marshall and Ernest Marshall Randall McKenzie

Marta Miranda Moonshine University

Allen Matlin and Scott Nussbaum Ellen and Michael O’Connell Sheila O’Donnell-Schuster

Barbara and E. Halsey Sandford Sutherland Foundation Inc

Cliff Todd Jane Welch

JoAnne Wheeler Bland Sherry Yeager

★★

$250 – $499

Gary Adams Steven Adams and Michael Miller

Bill and Patricia Allison Anonymous

Tommy Arnold and Chris NapierAllan and Elsie Atherton

Terri and Steven Bass Rebecca Bazzle

Brian Buford Thomas Burch

Troy Burden and Mike Mayo Mark Cannon and John Tederstrom

Robert Caruthers Lindy Casebier

Austin Clark Timothy Combs and Jim Dickinson

Maureen ConnellyRachel Cutler and Curtis StaufferLiane Dean and Sara RobertsonMichael Drury and Bryant LewisAlex Durall and Brad Hampton

Marshall Eldred and Andree Mondor Samuel Eubanks

Jeff Franklin and Carl HortonJon Freels

Friends Meeting of Louisville, IncLinda George

Tony Glore Jennifer and Michael Guyer-Wood

Beth Haendiges and Kurt Metzmeier Mary Lynn Hartman

Anne and Smith Haynie Jonathan Hurst

Rose and Ampelio Isetti Joni Jenkins

David Johnson and Douglas LeezerShirley and Donald Jones

Tom Jones and Rick Nottingham Billy Kannapel

Gloria Kemper-O’Neil Shaun Kenney and Brian Walker

Donald Kohler Kathy and Lew Lancaster Anne and Tony Lindauer

Steve Lindsey and Craig Pickering Judy and Fred Look

Keith Look Jessica Loving and Sheryl Snyder

Todd Lowe Alice Lyon and Mary O’Doherty Mary Lou and William Marzian

Angela McCormick Bisig Linda and Ronald Metts

Timothy Mitchell Marc Mourer

Stephanie Mutchnick Michael Neumann

Mary Beth and Joe O’Reilly Constance Parrish and David Williamson

Jeff Polson and Gary White D. Michele Prete

John Reisert Janet and Richard Rink

James Roemer Victor Rowe

Ritu and Richard Rowland Angelyn Rudd

Angela Singla and Aaron SatranSaving Sunny

Craig Scherman Chad Schumer

Richard Schwarz Marcia and Edwin Segal

Margot Seigle Patrick Stallard

James William Svendsen TSL Construction, LLC

Laura Sullivan and Johanna Vint Voices of Kentuckiana Inc

Hal Warheim Dona Wells

Marilyn and John Werst Janet and John Wilborn

Nicholas Wilkerson Fawn Wujick

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$75 – $249

Gabriella Alcalde Michael Aldridge

Debra Anderson and Gary Cusick Robert Andrews and Richard Droukas

Anonymous (4)Corrie and Kate Barkman

Patti Bell and Jeanne Hanley Elizabeth Bennett

Susan Bentley Edith Bingham Michael Blair

Travis Block and Kenny Smith Fred Borho and Douglas Scott Sorenson

Bourbon Built LLCPatty and Steve Boyce

Vernon Broyles Thomas Bruker and Craig Johnson

Philip Bryan (continued)

2013 "Friends of Fairness" | Thank you for your support!Each year the Fairness Campaign prints two “Friends of Fairness” lists of our previous year’s donors in separate newsletters. The first list is alphabetical, by name only, and the second is organized by donation amount. Thank you, all, for your incredible support of LGBT rights in Kentucky!

What’s at stake for LGBT rights in Kentucky Nov. 4? Everything.In the past two years, with your help, we have more than doubled the number of Kentucky cities with LGBT anti-discrimination Fairness laws. Victories in Vicco, Frankfort, Morehead, and Danville paved the way for substantive progress on Statewide Fairness legislation in the Kentucky General Assembly. This year, for the first time in history, a House Committee heard pro-Fairness testimony, breaking more than 15 years’ silence on the issue.

All of these advancements, however, are threatened by the outcome of Kentucky’s General Election November 4th, when control of the State House could end up in Republican hands for the first time in nearly a century. Given the already conservative State Senate, should the Democrats lose their slim 54-46 majority in the House, it is doubtless the first issues on the chopping block will be women’s reproductive freedom, LGBT Fairness, labor rights, and more.

At the municipal level, votes like the Frankfort Board of Commissioners’ narrow 3-2 approval of Fairness protections last year highlight the incredible importance of citywide elections in preserving LGBT rights where they exist. In many non-partisan city council races across the state, you may have the option to vote for many candidates in the same race--be certain to only vote for the candidates who support your issues! If you vote for others as well, you decrease the chance that your candidates will win.

Teams of dedicated C-FAIR volunteers and board members spent dozens of hours interviewing candidates for endorsement in the 2014 Kentucky General Election. Based upon the recommendations of these teams, the full C-FAIR board released endorsements in nearly 40 contested races spanning Louisville, Lexington, and Frankfort. Below are brief profiles of C-FAIR endorsed legislative candidates in contested races. Given the sheer volume of judicial races across Jefferson County, we will not be profiling endorsed candidates running for judge--they are listed alongside other endorsed candidates in the following pages. For questions about any C-FAIR endorsements, please e-mail CFAIRTeam@gmail.com or call 502.893.0613. Kentucky Polls are open Tuesday, November 4, 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. For polling locations, visit www.tinyurl.com/KYVote2014.

Dave Stengel for State House 29 | Former Commonwealth Attorney and State Representative Dave Stengel brings with him a wealth of elected experience and a strong commitment to Fairness. As Commonwealth Attorney, he established an Elder Abuse Unit and oversaw the prosecution of Jefferson County’s first Human Trafficking case.Ashley Miller for State House 32 | A Berea College graduate who grew up with a social justice conscience, Ashley Miller has advocated for many marginalized communities--such as those affected by HIV/AIDS--through her work in the health profession. Ashley is currently a nurse with Planned Parenthood in Louisville, a long-time Fairness partner.Rep. Mary Lou Marzian for State House 34 | For years, Rep. Mary Lou Marzian has been a pioneering advocate of LGBT civil rights in the Kentucky General Assembly, where she annually introduces the Statewide Fairness Law. This year, Rep. Marzian worked to nearly double the number of co-sponsors on Fairness legislation from 10 to 18.Rep. Jim Wayne for State House 35 | Rep. Jim Wayne, well known for his work surrounding economic justice, was an early co-sponsor of the Statewide Fairness Law. He helped found the Catholics for Fairness movement in Louisville and has worked tirelessly to promote LGBT awareness and acceptance with the Catholic Church community.Debbie Barber for State House 36 | A healthcare provider for more than 20 years, Debbie Barber understands the ins and outs of health care policy in an intimate way and advocates for accessible, quality healthcare and education for all. Debbie is a graduate of the Emerge Kentucky program and an outspoken LGBT ally.Rep. Dennis Horlander for State House 40 | A longtime representative of the Shively neighborhood in Louisville, Rep. Dennis Horlander proudly co-sponsored Statewide Fairness this year, helping open the door for other new co-sponsors to join the legislation. Rep. Horlander is a strong proponent of both labor rights and voting rights.Rep. Reginald Meeks for State House 42 | Supporting LGBT Fairness protections is nothing new to Rep. Reginald Meeks, who cast a vote for Louisville’s original Fairness ordinance as an Alderman in 1999. In the State House, Rep. Meeks has fought tirelessly for LGBT rights, labor rights, voting rights restoration, reproductive freedom, and more.Rep. Darryl Owens for State House 43 | As a former Jefferson County Commissioner, Rep. Darryl Owens was instrumental in helping pass Jefferson County’s comprehensive Fairness ordinance in 1999, which expanded LGBT protections beyond the jurisdiction of Louisville’s original ordinance. Rep. Owens remains a pioneering civil rights leader.Rep. Ruth Ann Palumbo for State House 76 | One of the earliest co-sponsors of Statewide Fairness, Lexington Rep. Ruth Ann Palumbo has always stood definitively on the side of social justice. Rep. Palumbo is the longest serving woman in the history of Kentucky’s General Assembly, where she continues to fight for women’s rights.Louisville Metro Mayor Greg Fischer for Mayor | Running on a strong pro-LGBT platform in 2010, Mayor Greg Fischer was quick to fulfill campaign promises by working alongside Metro Councilwoman Tina Ward-Pugh to make Louisville Kentucky’s first city with Domestic Partner benefits for city workers and supporting marriage equality.Councilwoman Cheri Bryant Hamilton for Louisville Metro Council 5 | Born into a family of civil rights activists, Councilwoman Cheri Bryant Hamilton has long been on the front lines of civil rights in Louisville and Kentucky. Since the earliest days of Fairness being introduced in Louisville, Councilwoman Hamilton stood for LGBT rights.Bruce Maples for Louisville Metro Council 7 | Equipped with the drive and determination to represent his district, Bruce Maples is a stated advocate for a number of issues central to Louisvillians, such as raising the minimum wage, addressing racial disparities, empowering youth, and LGBT rights.Bill Hollander for Louisville Metro Council 9 | Full of fresh ideas and decades’ experience fighting for civil rights, Bill Hollander is an ideal choice to succeed Councilwoman Tina Ward-Pugh. He’s worked to make healthy, local foods more accessible, preserve neighborhood landmarks, and is an avowed advocate for raising the minimum wage.Susan Johns for Louisville Metro Council 17 | A former State Representative, Susan Johns is a consensus builder with firm social justice beliefs. She believes in raising the minimum wage, is eager to address public safety concerns in her district, and has a proven record of eliminating corporate and government fraud.Councilman Dan Johnson for Louisville Metro Council 21 | Having grown more progressive in his long public service, Councilman Dan Johnson voted in favor of the Fairness ordinance when it was re-enacted after merger. He is a co-sponsor of the minimum wage ordinance and consistently provides excellent constituent service.Councilman Steve Kay for Lexington Council At-Large | A leader in the charge for Lexington to adopt Domestic Partner benefits for city workers, Councilman Steve Kay is a strong supporter of Fairness and equity for all Lexington residents. He is committed to greater access to local foods, city growth, and environmental sustainability.Richard Moloney for Lexington Council At-Large | A former Council member, Richard Moloney was an original vote for the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Fairness ordinance in 1999. He has a particular sensitivity to underprivileged and underserved communities and a demonstrated commitment to helping lift the voices of all people.Councilman Kevin Stinnett for Lexington Council At-Large | Current Vice Chair of both Budget and Economic Development Committees, Councilman Kevin Stinnett has been an outspoken advocate for private businesses to adopt their own Domestic Partner benefits. He has a keen sense of local government and funding civic improvement.David Fields for Frankfort Board of Commissioners | A citizen advocate and newcomer to the political arena, David Fields is a strong choice to fill the vacancy of former Commissioner Katie Hedden, a “yes” vote for Fairness who recently moved from the city. He is committed to stronger code enforcement and an improved city infrastructure.Commissioner Tommy Haynes for Frankfort Board of Commissioners | Former Olympian and current Frankfort Commissioner Tommy Haynes was a deciding “yes” vote in the 2013 movement to pass local Fairness protections. He has served as a coach, administrator, and civic and church leader who believes in empowering all people.Vitalis Lanshima for Jefferson County Clerk | A two-time World Record holder and Paralympic athlete with an inspiring life story, Vitalis Lanshima believes in practical improvements for the County Clerk’s office. He will work for reduced wait times and cost cutting while advocating for voting rights restoration and against strict ID laws.Jan Scholtz for Jefferson County School Board 3 | With a background as a businesswoman and entrepreneur, Jan Scholtz is committed to finding the perfect balance of cost-effective solutions to outdated education standards in Jefferson County. She will work to make Jefferson County Public Schools policies more inclusive of all people.Lisa Willner for Jefferson County School Board 6 | A committed Fairness volunteer who has been an outspoken advocate for the LGBT community in her role as executive director of the Kentucky Psychological Association (KPA), Lisa Willner will work to save central office costs, reinvest in the classroom, and ensure fair access to all students.

VOTE NOV 4 6am-6pm

VOTE NOV 4 | KY GENERAL ELECTION ENDORSEMENTSKentucky State House

District 29

Dave Stengel

District 32

Ashley Miller

District 34

Rep. Mary Lou Marzian

District 35

Rep. Jim Wayne

District 36

Debbie Barber

District 40

Rep. Dennis Horlander

District 42

Rep. Reginald Meeks

District 43

Rep. Darryl Owens

District 76

Rep. Ruth Ann Palumbo

Louisville Mayor

Mayor Greg Fischer

Louisville Metro CouncilDistrict 5

Councilwoman Cheri Bryant

Hamilton

District 7

Bruce Maples

District 9

Bill Hollander

District 17

Susan Johns

District 21

Councilman Dan Johnson

Lexington Council At-Large

Councilman Steve Kay

Richard Moloney

Councilman Kevin Stinnett

David Fields Commissioner Tommy Haynes

Frankfort Board of Commissioners

VOTE NOV 4 | KY GENERAL ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS

Vitalis Lanshima

District 3

Jan Scholtz

District 6

Lisa Willner

Division 2

Judge Denise Clayton

Division 6

Judge Kathy Stein

Jefferson Cty. Clerk

Jefferson County School Board

KY Court of Appeals

Fayette Cty. Family Court

Division 1

Judge Barry Willett

Division 3

Ellie Garcia Kerstetter

Division 5

Tara Hagerty

Division 6

A. Christine Ward

Division 7

Denise Brown

Jeff. Cty. Circuit Court

Division 8

Judge Deana “Dee”

McDonald

Division 13

Sandy Berman

Division 1

Judge Annette Karem

Division 2

Amber Wolf

Division 3

Matt Eckert

Division 5

Judge Donald Armstrong

Division 8

Judge David Bowles

Division 12

Judge Eric Haner

Division 13

Anne Delahanty

Division 14

Judge Stephanie Pearce Burke

Division 16

Judge Katie King

Division 17

Judge Erica Lee Williams

Jefferson County Family Court

Jefferson County District Court

Louisville Mayor

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$75 – $249(continued)

Ton Ali and Dan HouriganSteve Bass and Davis Edwards

Carolyn Klinge and Lee BeckhuanStephen Buss

Gina Kay Calvert and I. Joel FrocktMary Lou Cambron and Karen Compton

Lisa Cartier-Giroux Mary Casey

Debbie and David Chervenak Commonwealth of Kentucky

Linda Contarino Randall Correll

Kathleen Crawford and Cindi Ramm Carolyn Cromer

Karen Cronin and Rosemary SmithDee Dale

Mary Jo and Paige Davis Helen Deines

Kathleen and Gary Drehmel Sue Driskell

Claire Drucker and Seymour SlavinTerry Laun and Art Embrey

Kristin Chervenak and Leila FaucetteHelene Finke

John Fischer and Jon Hamby Kim Greene and Jon FleischakerCathy Ford and Everett Hoffman

Dan Forte and Chris SchusterD.A. Foushee

Sandra Frazier Gilbert and Janet Friedell

Joan Frisz Rus Funk

Mike Gatton Layla George

Georgetown CollegeSusan Gibson

L. Courtney and Terri Giesel Judy Goldsmith and Andrew Klapper

Angela Graham and Carrie HunterRebecca Grant Steve Grover June Hampe

Diane Yoder and Jerry HardtPaula Harshaw

Laura and Bob Hawley Patrick Hayden

Haymarket Whiskey BarSteve Heine

Nancy Martin and Fred HendlerJohn Hillerich Peter Howard

Chris Hungerford Margaret Hyland

Karen Jarboe and Nanci Moore Joyce Jennings

Robert Johnson and Jeff Nally Jo Ann Kalb and Deborah Thompson

Joe Kaplan Ellie Kerstetter James Klump Forrest Kuhn

George Lane and Mark Tatum Melanie Levin

Neal Linker

Paulette Logsdon Barbara Luckett

Peggy and Irv Maze Morgan McGarvey Roman Melendez

Janice Meyer Scott Meyer

Theresa and Martin Meyer Ellen Mink

Beverly and Gerald Moore Lisa Nicholson

Robyn Ochs Mike O’Leary and Elwood Stroder

Dana Oliver Diane Partridge

Djenita and Resad Pasic Stephanie Pearce Burke

Marci and Mark Perelmuter Nancy Peterson

Vicki Pettus Jan Phillips

Nancy Rankin and Whitworth Stokes Morgan Ransdell

Jeanne and Robert Reed Sarah Reed

Linda Remington Madeline Reno

Stacey Robinson Claudia and David Runge

Shelley Santry and Shannon WhiteJeff Sauer

Cindy and Genny ScheldorfAttica Scott

John Howard Shaw-Woo and Shiao WooLisa Shroyer Lisa Shugoll

Robert Simpson Barbara and John Sinai

Stephen Spanyer Sue Speed

St. Williams ChurchJulie Steinau

William Stone Roxanne and Elwood Sturtevant

Rebecca Tamas and Susan WomackThomas Jefferson Unitarian Church

Darcy Thompson Hannah Rae Truxell

TumbleweedKeli and Stuart Ulferts Russ Vandenbroucke

Don Wenzel Stephen Wesley

Andrea Wethington Charles Whaley

Dawn Wilson Amber Youngblood

Friends of Fairness(Up to $75)

Haley Adams Linda Akers

Bonifacio Aleman Kassie Alderson and Mike Ward

Benny Alvey Anonymous (29)Carole Anthony

Brent Asseff

Merle Bachman Mahri Bahati

Nan Baker and Martha Marsh Melissa and Tim Barry

Sarina Benn and Adam Lyons Mary and Elzie Ray Bird

Beth Bissmeyer Kate Black

Ruth Anne Boklage Rachelle Bombe

Judy Bowen Abby Braune Keith Brooks

Leslie Brown McBride Greg Bryant and John Jameson

Jean Buchanan Deb Burda and Linda Wemes

Kathleen O’Neil and Jim BuschCarol and Craig Cadonic

Joan Callahan and Jennifer Crossen J.R. Cannaday and Allen Montgomery

Pam Cartor Central Presbyterian Church

Mandy Chakees Barry Christensen Helen Claiborne

Susan Collins Cheryl Conner

Richard Coomer Madeline and Dario Covi

Craig Stephen Cox Denise Cox

Marilyn and Ray Crider Shana Dean

Elizabeth Dinkins Diva’s House of Style Salon/Day Spa

John Downs Joan and Tom Dubay

Maree Ecrevan Kathi Ellis

Patrick Englert Barbara Fabricant

Judith Faulkner and Meta Mendel-ReyesDon Farmer

Raymond Fehr Patria Fielding and Virginia Forest Ted Fleischaker and Ivan Howard

Sarah Frederick Shannon and Andy Frey

Mary Alex Rohleder and Paul Fridell Harriette Friedlander

Virginia Fuentes Joyce and Gordon Garner

Jan Garrett David Gill

Reginald Glass Jade Glore

Linda and Stuart Goldberg Jami Goldfarb

Joanna Goldstein T Gonzales

Gerry Gordon-Brown Kate Grigg

Glenda and James Guess Noelle and John Gulden

Lisa Gunterman and Becky Roehrig Adam Hall

Michael Handley Tara Hapertz

2013 "Friends of Fairness" | Thank you for your support!

Stephen Harbin JB Harmer

Chris HartmanNoah Heath

Louis HelmanHolly Holland and John Herzfeld

Linda Hill and K. McKinleyMaria Hines and Ray Schweri

John Hoffman Karen Horan and Judy Pugh

Mary and David Horvath Dora Hubbard

Angela Hudson Erin Huff

Michele Hulsey Benji Humphries

Alicia Hurle Zoe Eileen Jackson

Jane Jenkins Jennifer Starke State Farm Insurance

Elizabeth Jent Richard Johnson

Jennifer Jones Jeremy Judah Erin Kinnetz Tim Kitchen

Phillip Kitterman John Kleber

Miriam Klein and Marc Leibson Rita Knowles

Carol Kraemer and Jen Straub Kathy and Joe Kremer

Mary Ann and Michael Lambert Richard Lane Ruby Layson

Rebecca Lecron Sally Levy

Phoenix Lindsey-Hall and Natasha Speth Claire Lockard

Tim Love Valencia Lopez and Robert Strong

Sean Lyons Anne Marie Regan and Doug Magee

Heather Mahoney Anne and Melvin Maron

Sarah Martin Mike Mattingly Erica McClure Jane McCord

Jera McCormick Chuck McIntire

Christopher Miller and William StanleyKate Miller

Carolyn Miller-Cooper Patricia Minter Patricia Moore Jessica Moore

Betty Moorman Eli and Jacob Moossy

Margaret and Louis Moseson Heather Nobbe

Jeff Noble Laura North Reece

Debra O’Bryan Oberhausen and Joseph Oberhausen Nancy Oyler Brian Perkins

Michael Powers Chris Poynter

E. M. Ramirez Joan and Jovelino Ramos

Ron Randolph and Rocky RobinsonR. Jonathan Raymon

Edith Rein Gil Reyes

Christy Rhodes Michael Robertson

Rose Marie Rocha and Carolyn Sue Stiles Julie Rose

Siddy Rosenberg Terra Russell

Philip Samuel Chris Saporita

Stephanie and Charles Sarasohn Raymond Schafer

Bernard Schlotfeldt Rose Schreck

Melvin and Lillian Shein Mary Slayton Farmer

Trisha Anne Smith-Kolb Kelsie Smithson

Judy Steer Meg Stern

Patricia Taylor Susan Taylor

Rebecca Susan Teel Donald Thomas II

Kay and Walter Tillow Rose Mary Toebbe

Sherrie and Stuart Urbach Thomas Van De Rostyne

Suzanne Vance Melissa Wade Jeanie Walker

LaQuita Washington Marvin Weinberger

Susan Wettle Robert and Clara White

Katherine Whiteside and Barry ZalphRuth Wilkerson David Williams Sara Williams Ricky Williams

Emory Williamson Ashley Wilmoth Becki Winchel

Max Wineinger Gordon Wright

Jill and C. David Yates

★Gifts Were Received in Honor of:

Wedding of Lee Beckhusen and Carrie Klinge

Wedding of Donna Blackstock and Annie King

Tammy BoydWedding of Tony Carney & Boat

Rep. Bob DamronBarbara Dehard and Family

Nicholas GowenEric Graninger

Friends and Neighbors of Noelle and John Tennis Gulden

Chris HartmanDebra Hensley

Wedding of James Higdon and Lashae Kittinger

Marty MeyerErik, Julia, and the other LGBTA students at

Morehead UniversityBob O’Connor Fund

Paula Porter and Vanessa TaylorLaura North Reece

Craig SchermanRichard Schwarz

Carla Wallace and Lisa OsankaWedding of Catherine “Cat” Williams

and Andrea Watts

★Gifts Were Received in Memory of:

Thom KelseyDarrell Moxley

Russ SteinFather Joe Vest

Thank you for your support! Only because of donors like you are we able to move

Fairness forward in Kentucky!

If you sent a donation in 2013 and your name does not appear here, we are very sorry!

Please call the Fairness office at 502.893.0788 so we may correct our mistake.

2013 "Friends of Fairness" | Thank you for your support!

SAVE THESE DATES!Statewide Fairness Rally

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

ACLU/Fairness DinnerSaturday, March 28, 2015

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OtherKentuckians celebrated LGBT Pride Month in historic fashion this year as Danville, home to Centre College, became the commonwealth’s 7th city to pass a local anti-discrimination Fairness ordinance. The 4-1 vote by Danville’s City Commission came after months of advocacy work by local leaders in the Wilderness Trace Chapter of Kentuckians For The Commonwealth (KFTC), which is one of many KFTC chapters helping lead the Fairness movement across our state.

Could you make a contribution of $7, $70, $700 or any amount to celebrate Kentucky’s 7th city with Fairness?