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To identify and honor those LGBTQIA Law Enforcement, Firefighters, EMS, and Military that have served their communities and give recognition to their surviving significant others.

Today, we remember those LGBTQIA+ Heroes who served this nation not only with courage, but with quiet endurance. Some wo...
05/25/2026

Today, we remember those LGBTQIA+ Heroes who served this nation not only with courage, but with quiet endurance. Some wore the uniform while carrying burdens unseen—serving faithfully, doing the same jobs, facing the same dangers, and standing the same watches as their fellow service members.

Many were asked to give everything, while being told to remain invisible. Some gave their lives, yet their full stories went unspoken, their sacrifices unnamed, their loved-ones unrecognized.

On this Memorial Day, we honor not only how their sacrifice, but how they served—with loyalty, discipline, and devotion to a country that did not always return that devotion equally.

We remember them.
We honor them.
We commit to telling their whole story, not just the parts that makes other people comfortable.



Memorial Day History (VA.org) linked in the comments.

Join us May 13th 2027 for our LGBT Fallen Heroes Memorial Service in Washington DC.

(Also, please be cognizant of your greetings this weekend. “Happy Memorial Day” isn’t appropriate)

05/15/2026
Another hero gone.
02/24/2026

Another hero gone.

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01/23/2026

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Today, 6 years ago, on January 23, 2020, Katie Thyne, a police officer with the Newport News Police Department, passed away after being critically injured during an on-duty investigation in Newport News, Virginia.

Officer Thyne and her partner were investigating reported drug activity when they approached a vehicle. During the encounter, the driver fled, and Officer Thyne was dragged before the vehicle struck a tree. She was transported to Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, where she later passed away from her injuries.

The driver was taken into custody and later convicted of second-degree murder and felony hit-and-run in November 2022. Officer Thyne was a United States Navy veteran and had served with the Newport News Police Department for approximately one year. Her service and sacrifice continue to be remembered with respect.

(Photo: Katie Thyne)

Such a loss. So sad
01/03/2026

Such a loss. So sad

We have lost one of our heroes.  She was a proud volunteer fire fighter for over 35 years,
12/08/2025

We have lost one of our heroes. She was a proud volunteer fire fighter for over 35 years,

12/08/2025

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