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Central Valley | LGBTI / QueerMarriage Equality Comes to Fresno
Dozens of couples arrived early to get their marriage licenses in Fresno this morning. Tinasha Broadus and Alicia Rice were the first in line and the first same sex couple to be married. A family member arrived at 4:30 AM at the Fresno County Clerk’s office to hold Tinasha and Alicia’s place in line. Everything ran smoothly, there were no counter-protesters, and the first couple got their license and were married within one hour. The photo below is Tinasha and Alicia in line, before the County Clerk’s office opened.  600_tinasha_and_alicia.jpg For more information about this historic event in Fresno, contact:
Jason Scott Fresno County Chapter Leader, Marriage Equality USA (559) 862-4559 ca-fresno [at] marriageequality.org  600_family_photo.jpg Tinasha Broadus and Alicia Rice with their family on their wedding day.
 600_open.jpg Happy couples entered County Clerks office to get their marriage licenses. Some of them also got married today.
 600_license.jpg It was a media circus.
 600_ceremony.jpg  600_kiss.jpg  600_after.jpg  600_certificate.jpg  600_juan_and_jeff.jpg  600_ellis_and_robin.jpg This couple has grandchildren and they are excited to finally get married.
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