I Still Remember is an epic, compelling photographic narrative which tells a powerful and moving story of the quest for love, devastation, and remembrance.

The story is a fictionalized compilation of the lifestyle of many gay men of the 1980's/into the early 1990’s. This was a time when everyone was free; no one worried about sexually transmitted diseases. From sex clubs to Fire Island with the notorious Meat Rack to the Meatpacking District of New York to the boardwalk at South Beach, he seeks an immediate connection, a search for permanence, and a commitment of love.

His world was shattered by the onslaught of HIV/AIDS. Nothing would ever be the same. He had to face fear, rejection, and declining health. When he passed, his lover and friends gathered in Fire Island - to celebrate his life. Even today, he continues to live in their memories.

I Still Remember commemorates those who have passed from HIV/AIDS related causes and to help educate a younger generation about the early years of the disease.