“Gay” is like having a propensity similar to an addicit[sic]’s to be hooked on crack, alcohol, etc.
— Beavercreek City Council Member Brian Jarvis
 
Well, Mr. Jarvis, meet some “addicts”:
(hover over addicts’ photos to see their names, and
 click on addicts’ names to read more about them)
Mark Tumeo
Mike Castle
June Millington
Eric Resnick
Larry LaFountain
Angie Pierson
Urvashi Vaid
Joe Lacey
Kevin Johnson
Pete Hager
Jerry Larson
Nickie Antonio
Brian Jarvis
Jim Sands
Max Wolf Valerio
Brandon Teena
Dan Choi
Carol Fey
Gaye Adegbalola
Amanda Armstrong
Michael Hawk
Alice Wu
Sandra Kurt
David Lauri
This page was created by David Lauri (read why). If you’re an addict who’d like to be featured on this page or if you know of a famous addict who should be featured on this page, send an e-mail to addict@davidlauri.com. Refresh the page to see more addicts.
Mark Tumeo
Mark Tumeo
Mark is a member of the Cleveland Heights, Ohio, City Council, first elected in 2005 and re-elected in 2009. Read more about him on his Fenn College faculty profile.
Mike Castle
Mike Castle
Mike is pastor of Cross Creek Community Church in Centerville, Ohio, where he lives with his partner Dan.
June Millington
June Millington
Millington is a guitarist and co-founder of the all-female rock band Fanny. View her Wikipedia entry.
Eric Resnick
Eric Resnick
Eric was elected to the Canton City School Board in 2009. Read more about him on his website.
Larry LaFountain
Larry LaFountain
LaFountain is an author, performer and professor. Read more about him on his web page.
Angie Pierson
Angie Pierson
Angie and her partner Lynda live in Springfield, Ohio.
Urvashi Vaid
Urvashi Vaid
Vaid is a LGBT civil rights activist. View her Wikipedia entry.
Joe Lacey
Joe Lacey
Joe is a member of the Dayton Board of Education, first elected in 2005 and re-elected in 2009. Read more about Joe on his blog.
Kevin Johnson
Kevin Johnson
Kevin won election in 2009 to Portsmouth, Ohio, city council. Read more about Kevin on his blog.
Pete Hager
Pete Hager
Pete has worked for the City of Dayton since 1989, most recently as director of the department of central services. Pete lives in Dayton with his partner Eli.
Jerry Larson
Jerry Larson
Larson was appointed to Akron Municipal Court in 2009 and won election to retain his seat in November. Read more about Judge Larson on his website.
Nickie Antonio
Nickie Antonio
Antonio is a Lakewood, Ohio, City Councillor, first elected in 2005 and re-elected in 2009. Read more about her on her campaign website.
Brian Jarvis
Brian Jarvis
Brian Jarvis is the Beavercreek City Council member who claims that all the other people on this page are defective, as good for their communities as crack addicts or alcoholics. To learn more about him, visit his Beavercreek City Council page.
Jim Sands
Jim Sands
Jim is a member of the Athens, Ohio, City Council, first elected in 1999. Read more about him on this profile.
Max Wolf Valerio
Max Wolf Valerio
Valerio is a poet, author and actor. View his Wikipedia entry.
Brandon Teena
Brandon Teena
Teena was a trans man who was raped and murdered in Humboldt, Nebraska, in 1993. View his Wikipedia entry.
Dan Choi
Dan Choi
Choi is a combat veteran of the Iraq war. View his Wikipedia entry.
Carol Fey
Carol Fey
Carol won election in 2009 to her first term as a member of the Bexcley School Board. Read more about Carol in this Facebook profile.
Gaye Adegbalola
Gaye Adegbalola
Adegbalola is a musician, founding member of Saffire — The Uppity Blues Women, plays guitar, harmonica and a composer. Read more about her on her website.
Amanda Armstrong
Amanda Armstrong
Amanda was elected in 2009 to the Medina, Ohio, Educational Service Center Governing Board. Read more about her on this profile.
Michael Hawk
Michael Hawk
Michael just bought a historic 1920s bungalow in east Dayton, Ohio.
Alice Wu
Alice Wu
Wu is a film director and screenwriter. View her Wikipedia entry.
Sandra Kurt
Sandra Kurt
Sandra won election in 2009 to Akron, Ohio, city council. Read more about Sandra on her website.
David Lauri
David Lauri
David Lauri is the creator of the “Addicts” webpage. To learn more about him, visit his website.