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Michelle is from Virginia and active in the "Virginia's Secret" group. She's in her late 20's, 5-9 and 140 lbs. Cute, eh?

Donna Sachet is Empress XXX (that's 30th, not triple-X !!) of San Francisco...She is VERY popular around town.

Jamie Faye in a shorter skirt.

Jane Kamper Bentley is a former president of ETVC, the world's largest single chapter Transgender organization.



Trina Bloom (L) & Gelsey Wong are key figures in Bay Area transgender groups. Trina is a former ETVC president and holder of many offices. Gelsey in very active in San Jose's Rainbow Gender Association, currently serving as newsletter editor.

Lynette is in a sultry mood

Lulu & Deann share a laugh at an ETVC social.

Veronica (l) and Juana are a very cool couple. Both wonderful writers, Juana Smith is a columnist for TGF and writes our "First Time" column. Sorry guys and gals, they're taken!



Cori Farrell calls Kentucky home. A great worker for the community, she's cute too...

Shelby Beach hails from the Big Tomato, Sacramento. She looks perfect in red, don't you think?

Donna Freeman is co-founder of the Diablo Valley Girls in Walnut Creek, CA and a major figure in the Bay Area community
Danielle hails from Spokane where she hopes to begin a group.


Debra Davishails from Minneapolis and operates Davis House, a home for transgender women. She is very active in the local community
Sandra Brewer business-like and beautiful

Roxanna Hot redhead in a sexy black dress.

Caresse & Peaches reign in beauty. Caresse (left) was Empress of SF in 1990-91 while Peaches O'Day is a former Empress of Seattle.



Anna is a very attractive young lady from Maryland.

Carol Ann from Connecticut is looking nice for an evening out.



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