AIDS Mastery certificate for Mary Franklin in honor of her Ten Year Anniversary.

AIDS Mastery Workshop description, which includes quotes from W. H. Murray and Goethe and information about an adolescent workshop for AIDS Mastery.

Photocopied, black and white photographs of two outside locations and of a a few people at the Food Pantry.

1 page front and back (21A & 22A) from the Dallas Morning News for story "Bill Hunt, Dallas AIDS advocate, dies." The articles includes information about Bill Hunt's volunteerism and work for human rights.

Front of paper is a copy of article "Dallas Food Pantry Undergoes Face Lift", and taped on the back: Dallas Voice newspaper clipping of a photograph featuring AIDS Resource Center Food Pantry director Mary Franklin.

2 copied newspaper clippings featuring the story "Denim to go: DIFFA Collection comes of age" by Alan Peppard with photographs of event attendees. The second full page features a photo of Mary Franklin.

Newspaper clipping of story "It Crossed My Desk / Mind" by John Thomas, Executive Director. Articles covers information about the Food Pantry Coordinator, Mary Franklin, and her services. Newspaper is taped onto a piece of paper.

Copy of Dallas Morning News newspaper article: "Nine homosexual couples protest Texas marriage laws" by Bill Lodge.

Color photograph of a NAMES Project banner.

A congratulations page from a booklet for Mary Franklin and Karen Ashmore. The front of the page features congratulations to Mary Franklin from the Foundation for Human Understanding, AIDS Resource Center, Nelson-Tebedo Community Center, Gay and Lesbian Community Center. The back of the page features congratulations to Karen Ashmore from Umoja Hermanas.

Copy of AIDS Mastery Workshop description with "6/96" handwritten in the top left corner.

A document titled, "My Friend Dan," typed by Leslie Harrell, Manager of Client Services, North Texas Food Bank. The document is about Dan and his services as a Director for the North Texas Food Bank.

Yellow card pasted to back sheet titled "What is a Friend?" with a handwritten note on the inside. The front of the card includes a long quote about friends from C. Raymond Beran. The handwritten note inside the card displays the following text, "I don't know what to say. I'm sorry. I love you and I care. Love, Genye P.S. Breathe!"

Document with attached photographs of various displays. Front, top: color photograph of a table filled with food and flyers with a banner posted above it that reads AIDS Resource Center Food Pantry along with surrounding bulletin boards, caption reading "Window Dressing." Front, bottom: color photograph of a window display containing books, bandanas, and flowers with adjacent handwritten text "artistic freedom expression that incorporates a message & have it be pleasing and teaching." Back, top: a color photograph of a window display with flowers and books. Back, bottom: a color photograph of a window display with flowers and books.

Document with four photographs attached. Front, top: color photograph of two men with caption "Uncle Charlie", front, bottom: color photograph of volunteers helping outside of the Food Pantry with handwritten names including "Jeanne" and "Scott", back, top: color photograph of two men dressed in suits in the backseat of a car with caption "Roy", back: color photograph of two men seated in front of a table with canned goods on it with the caption "Buck."

Document with four photographs attached. Front, top: color photograph of numerous fruit cocktail cans stacked on top of each other for a display thanking the patrons of Turtle Creek Choral. Front, bottom: color photograph of two men standing in front of the stacked cans of fruit cocktail with handwritten names "Dolli" and "Drew." Back, top: two men in a swimming pool. Back, bottom: color photograph of a woman with two kids and the name "Doris" handwritten next to it.

Document with inscribed writing and four photographs attached. Front, top: color photograph of a man and a child sitting at a table in front of Whole Foods conducting outreach for the AIDS Resource Center Food Pantry, handwriting: "outreach & information & referral; [unreadable] offered information & referral, is not asking for support or donations." Front, bottom: color photograph of a AIDS Resource Center Food Pantry outreach table inside a grocery store. Back, top: a teddy bear and a volunteer. Back, bottom: an AIDS Resource Center Food Pantry banner on display outside of a store.

Document with photograph, text, drawing, and card attached. Front: A group photograph pasted to the top as well as a typed note by Mary Franklin and a black & white illustration of a pea taped; back: a "Hooray for you!" card pasted to the center. The card pasted on the back is signed by Roy.

Document with some writing and four pictures attached. Front, top: color photograph of Don McIver inside food pantry, front, bottom: color photograph of volunteers at the Food Pantry with handwritten names and notes, including "Don", "Jeanne", "Lee", and "Thanksgiving Boxes '91"; back, top: color photograph of various trash bags with caption "Christmas Project", back, bottom: color photograph of three men with caption "Don and Uncle Charlie."

Document with taped photographs, one on the front and another on the back. Front: Color photograph of food pantry kitchen volunteers taped to sheet with handwritten caption "Kitchen" at top and "Eric" and "[illegible]" followed by more handwritten notes, back: Black and white photograph of Mary Franklin taped to sheet with handwritten caption "TGRA" (Texas Gay Rodeo Association).

Document with various names written on it and three attached photographs. Front, top: color photograph of a group of people huddled together with Mary Franklin sitting on a high chair, their names handwritten throughout the sheet and the caption "Mastery" above the photo. Front, bottom: black & white newspaper photo of an unidentified man. Back: color photograph of 5 people, from left to right: Jery, Jeanne, Mary Franklin, Don Whitehall, Ranger.

Document with photographs and a card on it. Front: Color photograph of Mary Franklin standing with two men with handwritten caption "Party" at top and 3 handwritten names at the bottom: "Philip", "Bill", and "Don", back: Name tag or potential business card of Mary Franklin, Vice President of Client Services at the North Texas Food Bank, a color photograph of a man named Wilbert, and a color photograph of the interior of the Food Pantry.

Document with writing and attached Polaroid pictures. 3 Polaroids, pasted to the back sheet, of teddy bears displayed in an Uptown Bloom storefront window surrounded by handwritten notes. One of the notes states, "Had to give them away."

Eulogy for Dan McIver by Mary Franklin, which includes information about Dan's history and services.