On The Today Show this morning it showed a clip of Tammy Faye Baker

[Guest guest]

On The Today Show this morning it showed a clip of Tammy Faye Baker,

this woman has been through so much - let us all send love to her.

 

http://www.tammyfaye.com/note20070508.htm

 

Tammy Faye Baker, the ex-wife of PTL Jimmy Baker is not doing well

and asks for prayers. Tammy has done wonderful things for many

people and has never stood in judgement of anyone. Even when it was

unpopular, she attended to those suffering wiht HIV and later AIDS

offering comfort -

 

http://www.ugo.com/channels/filmtv/features/jimjbullock/ who she

was in The Real Life with - has HIV/AIDS and she worked with many

when it was unpopular to do so. Because she felt no one should die

alone and with out being loved.

 

We should send her prayers and notes for recovery-

 

Here is a list of some people who have passed or have HIV - you may

be surprised.

 

Athletes

 

* Arthur Ashe (1943-1993), tennis player and social activist;

infected in 1983 via blood transfusion during heart surgery

* John Curry (1949-1994), figure skating champion, died of AIDS-

related illness

* Esteban De Jesus (1951-1990), world champion boxer

* Rudy Galindo (b. 1969), figure skating champion

* Bill Goldsworthy (1944-1996), ice hockey player

* Magic Johnson (b. 1959), former point guard for the basketball

team the Los Angeles Lakers

* Greg Louganis (b. 1960), Olympic diver; knew he was HIV-positive

since 1988, announced it in 1995

* Tommy Morrison (b. 1969), world champion boxer, tests in 1996

revealed he was HIV-positive, automatically retiring him from boxing

as a competitor; underwent a technique known as " sperm washing " ,

designed to allow HIV-positive men to have HIV-negative children

* Tim Richmond (1955-1989), NASCAR driver. Won 7 races in 1986 and

finished 3rd in points.

* Trevis Smith (b. 1976), linebacker for the CFL's Saskatchewan

Roughriders

 

Entertainers

 

* Peter Allen, (1944-1992), screen and stage entertainer

* Néstor Almendros (1930-1992), cinematographer

* Emile Ardolino (1943-1993), filmmaker (Sister Act, Dirty Dancing)

*Andy Bell, (b. 1964), lead singer of the pop group Erasure

* Michael Bennett, (1943-1987), choreographer of the Broadway

production of A Chorus Line

* Christopher Bernau, (1940-1989), actor (Guiding Light)

* John Bindon, (1943-1993), British Actor

* Amanda Blake, (1929-1989), actress (Kitty Russell on Gunsmoke)

* Sandra Brea, (?-2000), Brazilian television actress

* Joseph Breen, (b. 1958), soap opera star (As the World Turns)

* Jim J. Bullock, (b. 1955), television actor (Too Close for Comfort)

* Geoffrey Burridge, (1949-1987), British actor

* Merritt Butrick, (1959-1989), actor

* Michael Callen, (1955-1993), Singer, songwriter, AIDS activist and

author, Michael is recognized as a co-inventor of safe® sex.

* Cazuza, (1958-1990), Brazilian singer, composer and poet, died of

AIDS-related illness

* Ian Charleson (1949-1990), British actor and star of the film

(Chariots of Fire) (1981)

* Cyril Collard, (1957-1993), French writer/actor/director of Les

Nuits fauves (Savage Nights)

* Patrick Cowley, (1950-1982), synthesizer artist

* Robbin Crosby, (1960-2002), guitarist for rock band Ratt; HIV-

infected by a tainted needle while addicted to heroin; died of AIDS-

related causes

* Brad Davis, (1949-1991), American actor (Midnight Express)

* Bobby DeBarge, (1956-1995), American singer

* Patrick Esposito Di Napoli (d. 1994), Canadian musician (Les

Colocs)

* Kiki Djan (1957-2004), Ghanian singer

* Eazy-E, (1963-1995), rapper, member of NWA

* Denholm Elliott, (1922-1992), distinguished British actor

* Kenny Everett, (1944-1995), British actor and disc jockey

* Wayland Flowers, (1939-1988), entertainer, puppeteer (Wayland

Flowers and Madame, Madame's Place)

* Richard Frank, (1953-1995), American actor (Anything But Love)

* Leonard Frey, (1938-1988), Acted as Motel in Fiddler on the Roof

on Broadway and in the movie

* Thomas Fuccello, (1936-1993), American actor (Dallas)

* Christopher Gillis, (1951-1993), dancer and choreographer, Paul

Taylor Dance Company

* Kevin Peter Hall (1955-1991), played the title role in Predator

opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger

* Anthony Hamilton, (1952-1995), actor also known as Tony Hamilton

* Dan Hartman, (1950-1994), American, singer, songwriter and record

producer

* Ofra Haza, (1957-2000), Israeli pop singer

* Rock Hudson, (1925-1985), Hollywood star, first major American

celebrity whose AIDS diagnosis became public knowledge

* Richard Hunt, (1951-1992), Muppet performer (Beaker, Scooter,

Statler)

* Paul Jabara, (1948-1992, American Actor (Hair) and songwriter of

Donna Summer's Last Dance

* Derek Jarman, (1942-1994), film director, made the film Blue while

blind (as a result of AIDS related causes)

* Holly Johnson, (b. 1960), lead singer of Frankie Goes to Hollywood

* Michael Jeter (1952-2003), actor (Open Range, The Green Mile)

* Larry Kert, (1930-1991), Broadway performer (West Side Story)

* Fela Kuti (1938-1997), Nigerian musician and political activist;

died from AIDS-related heart failure

* Arthur Russell, (1951-1992), musician

* Franklyn Seales, (1952-1990), American actor (Silver Spoons)

* Tommy Sexton (1955-1993), Canadian television comedian

* Ray Sharkey, (1952-1993), American actor

* Paul Shenar, (1936-1989), American actor

* Frank Silva, (1949-1995), American actor and film set designer

* Hugo Soto (1954-1994), Argentine actor

* Michael Staniforth, (1945-1987), British stage actor

* Jermaine Stewart, (1957-1997), American singer; liver cancer

caused by AIDS.

* Michael Sundin, (1961-1989), British children's television

presenter and actor, died from AIDS-related complications

* Sylvester, (1944-1988), disco artist and drag performer

* Ron Vawter (1949-1994), actor; died from a heart attack

* Ricky Wilson (1953-1985), original member of The B-52's

 

Politicians

 

* Sheldon Andelson, (died 1987) University of California Regent

* Brian Huskins, Canadian political candidate

* Peter McWilliams (1949-2000), author and libertarian activist

* Chris Smith, former UK Secretary of State for Culture

 

Pornographic films performers

 

* Keith Anthoni (1952-1991)

* Miss Arroyo

* Ben Barker (1951-1995)

* Scott Bond (d. 1993)

* Tony Bravo (1958-1990)

* Arthur Bressan, Jr. (1943-1987)

* Chris Burns (1958-1995)

* Buster (1956-1991)

* Jake Corbin (1963-1992)

* Luc Coulton (1959-1993)

* Pierce Daniels (1958-1995)

* Johnny Dawes (1955-1989)

* Jessica Dee (b. 1978)

* Lisa De Leeuw (1958-1993)

* Tricia Devereaux (b. 1975)

* Glenn Dime (d. 1992)

* Ed Dinakos (1954-1994)

* Geoffrey Karen Dior (1967-2004)

* Casey Donovan (1943-1987)

* Nick Elliot (1942-1990)

* Lon Flexx (1965-1995)

* Roy Garret (1955-1992)

* Ryder Hansen (1957-1989)

* Bil Henson (1963-2002), accidential heroin overdose

* Bill Harrison (1947-1991)

* Chuck Holmes (1945-2000)

* John Holmes (1944-1988)

* Kurt Houston (1964-1997)

* Darren James (b. 1964)

* Jon King (1963-1995)

* Jim King (1955-1986)

* Jesse Koehler (1957-1988)

* Tim Kramer (1958-1992)

* Chris Ladd (1960-1990)

* Lance (1962-1991)

* Jeff Lawrence (1950-1994)

* Richard Locke (1941-1996)

* Clint Lockner (1943-1993)

* Lucky Luc (1951-1992)

* Luke (1959-1989)

* Craig Markle (d. 1993)

* Lisa Meléndez (d. 1999)

* " Nice " Kevin Mooney (1973-2004)

* Jim Moore (1961-1988)

* Wade Nichols (d. 1985)

* Scott O'Hara (1961-1998)

* Sparky O'Toole (1967-1999)

* Al Parker (1952-1992)

* Brad Peters (1958-1994)

* Adam Porn (1966-1991)

* Christopher Rage (1948-1991)

* Johnny Rahm (1965-2004) suicide by hanging

* Rip Razor (1966-1989)

* Lee Richards (1951-1985)

* Lara Roxx

* Zeff Ryan (d. 1992)

* Lee Ryder (1959-1991)

* Bob Shane (1961-1987)

* Joe Simmons (1959-1995)

* Joe St.Marie (1962-2006)

* Jason Steele (1950-1995)

* Glenn Steers (1958-1994)

* Marc Stevens (d. 1989)

* Alex Stone (1959-1996)

* Eric Stryker (1954-1988)

* Steve Taylor (1954-1994)

* Steve Taylor (1940-1986)

* Chet Thomas (1959-1997)

* Jim Ed Thompson (1946-1988)

* Kip Tyler (d. 1995)

* Frank Vickers (1948-1991)

* Darryl Weld (1965-1991)

* Chris Williams (1967-1991)

* Joey Yale (1949-1986)

 

Writers and Artists

 

* Reinaldo Arenas (1943-1990), novelist

* Isaac Asimov, (1920-1992), science fiction writer; infected by

transfused blood during heart surgery

* Ron Athey, performance artist

* Leigh Bowery, (1961-1994), performance artist, fashion designer,

dancer, model

* Michel Foucault, (1926-1984), philosopher

* Hervé Guibert, (1955-1990), novelist

* Keith Haring, (1958-1990), artist

* Peter Hujar, (1934-1987), American photographer

* Gibson Kente, (1932-2004), playwright

* Larry Kramer, novelist and playwright

* Didier Lestrade, French journalist and author

* Christine Maggiore, writer

* Michael McDowell (1950-1999), screenwriter and novelist

* Thom McGinty (d 1994), much loved performance artist of Dublin,

known as The Diceman

* James Merrill, (1926-1995), poet

* Paul Monette (1945-1995), novelist and poet

* Marlon Riggs (1957-1994), author and video producer

* Dennis Schuetz (d. 1989), novelist

* Randy Shilts (1951-1994), American journalist and author

* Andrew Sullivan, conservative journalist

* Félix González-Torres, (1957-1996), conceptual artist

* Marco Vassi, (1937-1989), pornographic writer

* Edmund White, (b. 1940), novelist, short-story writer and critic

* LeRoy Whitfield, (1969-2005), writer and activist [1]

* David Wojnarowicz, (1954-1992), artist, writer and activist

 

Others

 

* David Acer (19??-1990), the Florida dentist who infected Kimberly

Bergalis and 5 other patients.

* Rebekka Armstrong (b. 1967), HIV educator and former Playboy

Playmate

* Johnson Aziga (b. 1956), Canadian man charged with first-degree

murder for having unprotected sex with two women without disclosing

his HIV status

* Kimberly Bergalis (1968-1991), first known doctor-to-patient

transmission

* Dave Brindle, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation journalist

* David Brudnoy (1940-2004), Boston radio talk show host, merkel-

cell carcinoma unrelated to AIDS

* Bobbi Campbell (1952-1984), " Karposi's Sarcoma Poster Boy, " First

Public Person With AIDS, Early AIDS activist, and Founding member of

Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence

* Gia Marie Carangi (1960-1986), model, died of complications

resulting from AIDS in 1986, at the age of 26

* Tina Chow (1951-1992), restauranteur and model

* Joey DiPaolo (b. 1979), contracted AIDS by a blood transfusion at

the age of four, activist.

* Althea Leasure Flynt (1953-1987), wife of publishing magnate and

Hustler founder Larry Flynt, as well as a Hustler co-publisher.

* Elizabeth Glaser, (d. 1994) wife of Starsky and Hutch actor Paul

Michael Glaser

* Halston (1932-1990), American fashion designer

* Sighsten Herrgård (1943-1989), Swedish fashion designer

* Nkosi Johnson (1989-2001), AIDS advocate

* Patrick Kelly (1954-1990), American fashion designer

* Lance Loud (1951-2001), part of the PBS reality TV show An

American Family

* Suzi Lovegrove

* Makgatho Mandela (1950–2005), son of Nelson Mandela

* Robert Mapplethorpe (1946-1989), photographer

* Sgt. Leonard Matlovich (1943-1988), decorated Vietnam War veteran;

fought the US military in 1975 for the right to serve as an openly

gay man

* Margrethe (Grethe) Rask (1930-1977), Danish physician and surgeon,

first non-African known to have died from AIDS.

* Randy Ray (b. 1979) Hemophiliac and AIDS activist

* Ricky Ray (1977-1992) Hemophiliac and AIDS activist

* Robert Ray (1978-2000) Hemophiliac and AIDS activist

* Stephanie Ray (b. 1986), AIDS advocate

* Mitch Rosario (1972-2003), hairdresser to celebrities such as

Ricky Martin and Paulina Rubio

* Max Robinson (1939-1988), ABC news anchorman

* Steve Rubell (1943-1989), owner of Studio 54 disco in the 1970s

* Eliza Jane Scovill (2002-2005), infant daughter of AIDS dissident

Christine Maggiore

* Willi Smith (1948-1987), American fashion designer

* Ryan White (1971-1990), See Ryan White CARE Act ([2])

* Pedro Zamora (1972-1994), cast member of MTV's The Real World

reality series

 

Now, what does this have to do with our group. Well, we all live

within this changing record of our collective lives - The Alashic

Record, this is a record of significance as it grows and adapts with

us from life time to life time - many of us are judgemental and have

strong opinions and views.

 

I think that by seeing ourselves in others we can make our record

one that is directed toward personal growth, insight, the ability to

be tolerant and loving, forgiving and compassionate. Hopefully we

can modify our records by noticing our connection to each other and

our shared humanity - letting us become more enlightened people.

 

Peace and Love to you all -

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