Forever Memorialize Someone Special in the credits of Meet Me at the Club
Honor a friend, loved one or fellow trudger who passed away by including their memory during the "In Memoriam" section of the film.
Who We Honor
Whether your loved one passed away from natural causes, succumbed to the disease of addiction, or lost their battle with AIDS, we invite you to share their memory. Our community is vast and diverse, and we welcome submissions from all who have been a part of the Castro Country Club's extended family.
How to Participate
Purchase one “In Memoriam — Legacy Tribute” for each person you will honor.
Fill-out the form with detailed information about the individual you’re honoring.
After your donation, you will receive a follow-up email with instructions on how to submit your tribute.
Upload your photo or video clip as instructed. We will ensure it is included in both the film and our online archive.
To maintain the uniqueness of each tribute, we keep an updated list of names on our website to prevent duplicate entries. This is a poignant way to honor the memory of someone you love and miss, ensuring their story is remembered and celebrated.
In Memoriam
In this film, we honor those who have passed on from this world. While they may no longer be with us, their lives touched many within the Castro Country Club Community. The names on this page will be forever memorialized in a special In Memoriam section of the film’s credits.
Want to add a name to this list? For $100 you can honor your friend or loved one with an Eternal Legacy Tribute.
Clovis Bessard
Robert Olen Brown
Lori Chavers-Blankenship
Dan Cusick
Ben DeVries
Jacob Bain Ferrer
Shane Emerson
Scott Gardener
Matt Hansen
Steve Harris
Joe Healy
Heklina
Bill Hershon
Phoenix Ashton Henderson-Vigil
Crispin Hollings
Jason Kahrer
Jeffrey Kamminga
John Lavise
Brian M.
Brandon Richard McCapes
Brian Saldarini
Roy D. Steen, Jr.
Alessandra Stevens
Jason Christopher Williams
Michael “Shante” Youens
Thank you
This film is not funded or sponsored by the Castro Country Club and donations to the film are not tax-deductible, and distributed funds do not benefit the CCC. See FAQs for more information.