Photograph of Bill Nelson and William Waybourn speaking with two police officers at the memorial for Terry Tebedo. They are standing next to a chalk outline of a body on the sidewalk that represents Mr. Nelson's partner, Terry Tebedo. Written inside the chalk outline is the number 641, representing the number of AIDS casualties at the time of Tebedo’s death in 1988. A crowd of participants and press are visible in the background.

Photograph of Bill Nelson, kneeling next to a chalk outline of a body, that represents Mr. Nelson's partner, Terry Tebedo at the memorial service for Tebedo. Nelson is is surrounded by a crowd of participants and press. Members of the Dallas Gay Alliance and Gay Urban Truth Squad are present, including John Thomas (back row), Bill Hunt (front row, pink triangle shirt) and William Waybourn (beside Hunt, in dark, long sleeve shirt).

Photograph of Bill Nelson speaking at a gay rights event memorial for Terry Tebedo. Nelson is looking down at a black silhouette of a body on the sidewalk, meant to represent Mr. Nelson's partner, Terry Tebedo.

Photograph of Bill Nelson during the memorial for Terry Tebedo, crouched next to the black silhouette of a figure laid on the sidewalk. He appears to be outlining the cutout with chalk. A crowd of participants and press is visible in the background. John Thomas (back, tall man), Bill Hunt (middle, pink triangle shirt) and William Waybourn (middle, beside Hunt in the dark shirt) look on.

Roadside billboard advertising the AIDS Resource Center in the 1980s. Board features the phone number and address for the center

Photograph of Cece Cox and John Ramos, standing together out-of-doors at a gay rights event. Other people and trees are visible in the background.

Photograph of chalk drawings and outlines of human figures, highlighting AIDS awareness in Texas. On the metal fencing in the background are two poster boards, the first board reads, "146,569 Wordwide Cases of AIDS." The second poster reads "AIDS in Texas" and has the number "6479" written on top of it. The chalk on the ground reads, "Genocide! G+U+T+S, Dallas, Houston."

Photograph of a chalk outline of a body marked on a sidewalk, representing Mr. Terry Tebedo. The outline was drawn by Bill Nelson who was participating in the memorial for Terry Tebedo. Text has been written inside and around the outline. Event participants are paritally visible around the outline.

Photograph of Chet Flake and Barbara Foster, longtime volunteers of the Dallas Resource Center. Chet is on the left with his arms around Barbara, who is smiling. Reverse of the photo has a yellow sticker that reads: TOAST TO LIFE.

Photograph of David Goodstein (left) and Don Baker (right) standing during an event. Goodstein is wearing a tuxedo and Baker is wearing a pinstriped suit; both of them are wearing pins and buttons. Other guests are visible around dinner tables in the background.

Group of eight people, including James Leech, PHD. (second to right), in front of a colorful banner inside of the Nelson-Tebedo Clinic. reverse reads:HIV TESTING

Photograph of the entrance to a red-brick building with glass doors. Words posted to the left of the doors say "Desmond-Flanagan Building.", names after Joe Desmond and Ken Flanagan.

Portrait of ten people wearing formal attire, arranged in two rows, posing in front of a light blue backdrop. The group is comprised of three women and seven men. Identified individuals are: William Waybourn (back row, fourth from right), John Thomas (back row, third from right), Terry Tebedo (back row, far right), Linda Mitchell (middle row, second from left, in red dress), Bill Nelson (front row, far right), Craig Spaulding (front row, far left), and Jean Nelson (back row, second to right).

Photograph of four men viewing a chalk outline of a body, drawn on a sidewalk. The chalk outline was drawn by Bill Nelson to represent his partner, Terry Tebedo, during the memorial for Terry Tebedo. Text is written inside and around the outline.

Photograph of two women and two men,(far right is Jaimie Schield, director of programs at RCD) standing in a parking lot smiling, in daylight, wearing casual attire. On their left sits a display of small, brightly-colored Troll dolls. The parking lot contains many other cars, and a long, red-brick building stands in the background.

Photograph of four people standing together, holding drinks and refreshments, dressed in business casual attire. Left is Laurie Foley, right is Linda Moore. They stand in a large indoor hall, possibly attending a social mixer.

Photograph of the front of the Gay Community center in Dallas, TX. Signs in the window discuss and inform the public about AIDS testing and issues. A handwritten note on the back says: "AIDS Resource Center & Billboards."

Photograph of Dan Perry (far left), Warren Becker (left, beside Perry), Charles Howard (in black shirt), Susie Feuss (middle, with dog), the editor for AIDS Update, Dave Lewis (bearded man), editor, Michael Milliken (smoking cigarette), and Michael's partner (far right, striped shirt), whose name is unknown. This photograph was taken during membership and recruitment at the Dallas Gay Alliance Community Center on Cedar Springs. Members of G.U.T.S. or Gay Urban Truth Squad are present.

Photograph of three men sitting at a table, and a woman standing behind them, smiling and displaying a peace gesture with her right hand. All are dressed in formal attire, and the front table and surrounding tables are covered with wine glasses and dishes, surrounded by attendees socializing.

Photograph of a group of men standing in a circle at the memorial for Terry Tebedo, including Bill Nelson (pink shirt), John Thomas (back to camera in teal and violet striped shirt), Bruce Monroe (behind Bill Nelson), and William Waybourn (next to Bill Nelson in a black shirt). They are looking down at the chalk outline of a body, drawn by Bill Nelson on the sidewalk in memory of his partner, Terry Tebedo.

Photograph of four women and two men smiling, with arms around each other. Third from left is Karen Estes. They are inside of an expansive-looking building. Behind them hangs an orange eastern-style piece of tapestry-type fabric. Sign in the left background reads "silent auction".

Photograph of six men and 4 women, stand together in front of red upholstered chairs. They are in a dimly lit interior space, and two wine glasses are visible in front of the chairs, likely sitting on a table. A few name tags on individual's shirts are visible; front second from right reads:Jeanine Fedler, front right:Holly Womack, far right:Ken Hoover.

Photograph of a man in a service facility working at the HIV helpline volunteer workstation.

Photograph of the John Thomas Gay and Lesbian Community Center at the Resource Center Dallas (formerly the AIDS Resource Center).