=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/= National =/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/=/= STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association S.V.A. is comprised of actual G.L.B.T. patrons from the original NYC Stonewall  Club with routine and dangerous New York City police raids and/or participants  in the historic 1969 Stonewall Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Rebellion!  * * * * *  STONEWALL Rebellion  Veterans' Association Next Meeting: Saturday, January 26 2019 3:15 - 5 p.m. * * * * *   * * * * * STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association S.V.A. 50th Conference: Saturday, June 22 2019 * * * * * S.V.A. pictures shown above include the original 8-color Gay Pride Flag, the landmark Stonewall Club, the famous "Stonewall Car" leading a Gay Pride Parade in NYC, the jukebox "Songs of The Stonewall" and legendary Stonewall Veterans such as Queen Allyson, Bert Coffman, Cristina Hayworth, Jeremiah Newton and Magora Kennedy. *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  * S.V.A. E-mail Sign-up S.V.A. never lends, sells or trades its private email list! www.StonewallVets.org/form2/form.php *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  * The STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association earn$, deserve$ and appreciate$ your $upport! "Touch" the above button to participate donating via secure PayPal.  The S.V.A. has the highest level of validation and security. You can also download the S.V.A. support form below and mail it to the S.V.A. *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   * ~~~~~~~~~~National~~~~~~~~~~ STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans  Association *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *  Stonewall     Icons  Mae West  *  Bette Davis  *  Joan Crawford  *  Lana Turner  *  Judy Garland  *  Liz Taylor  *  Marilyn Monroe  * Connie Francis*  Julie Andrews  *  Shirley Bassey  *  Barbra Streisand  *  Diana Ross  *  Cher Sarkisian   *  Dolly Parton  *   Liza Minnelli  *  Donna Summer  *  Madonna Ciccone  *  Michael Jackson         S.V.A. Mission Statement, Purposes and Goals   "Reflections" of the Stonewall Era and S/W Club by Williamson   STONEWALL The Era, The Club, The People The Rebellion   "Songs of The STONEWALL" (1966 to 1969)         1969 Cadillac convertible "Stonewall Car"   Photo Album: Biographies, Parades, Narratives   Education Programs and Community Services   Prominent Public Officials and Organization Supporters         Past Events from 2002 to 2017 with S.V.A.   S.V.A. 2018 Current -and- Upcoming Events   Membership, Donors, Contributors, Sponsors and Ad Form   Business & Political Advertisers in STONEWALL Newzletta *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   * STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association Meeting Notice STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association  *  Next S.V.A. Meeting *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   * The Original STONEWALL Club Artist's Depiction of the original STONEWALL Inn and Historic Sign [courtesy of the National STONEWALL Revellion Veterans Association Archives]

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Synopsis The National STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association ("S.V.A.") is comprised of the actual, surviving and active veterans of the now historic 1969 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender ("G.L.B.T.") monumental 1969 Stonewall Rebellion at and the former regular patrons of The Stonewall Club (no one called it the "Inn") who were subject to New York City Police Department raids at 51 and 53 Christopher Street off Seventh Avenue in Greenwich Village, New York, U.S.A.  The rebellion (it was never a 'riot') lasted five inconsecutive nights (they were not 'riots') from Friday, June 27th, to Thursday, July 3rd, 1969.  June 28t6h was the second (not first) night of the uprising.  On two nights (June 30 and July 1) it rained, so, no one wanting to get wet, the rebellion was postponed!  Symbolically, it was on the 'seventh day', July 4th, American Independence Day, that the united G.L.B.T. community triumphantly celebrated our historic Gay independence -- although not our full civil rights, not all of our freedoms!  However, the long process has  ignited in earnest!   The S.V.A. was founded on the following Friday, July 11th, 1969, literally just a stone's throw from The Village in a big New York delicatessen / restaurant known as The Victoria Kosher Deli Restaurant on 14th Street just off Fifth Avenue.  The S.V.A. organization is a cultural, historical, educational, advocacy and politically-aware, non-profit, volunteer organization primarily, but not exclusively, for the G.L.B.T.S. communities.  That's why the S.V.A. added an "S" for straight!  It includes the SVA's non-Gay members, sponsors, friends, supporters and advertisers.  The S.V.A. is registered (since 1969) with the New York State Attorney General's Charities Bureau and listed with the City of New York's non-profit groups.   The "STONEWALL Newzletta" is the popular publication of the S.V.A.  Originally a two-sided news flyer, it grew to a 16-page newsletter with commendation letters from public officials and political candidates as well as Gay and non-Gay organizations.  The newsletter includes business, non-profit groups, public service and public official advertisements.  An "S.V.A. Speakers Bureau" of Stonewall veterans is available to other organizations and groups and for events and forums.  The Stonewall veterans of the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion led the annual New York Gay Pride parades in Manhattan (the first in 1970 to the 49th in 2018), Queens (through 2004), Long Island (until 2000), Brooklyn (through 2008), The Bronx (1998 to 2002 when they queerly ended after five years) and sometimes across the huge Verrazzano Bridge into Staten Island, New York City.  The S.V.A. has also been the guest leaders of Gay Pride parades throughout America from Los Angeles to Milwaukee, to Toledo to New Jersey.  Spanning a few decades, the S.V.A. periodically partakes in the legendary, annual nighttime Greenwich Village Halloween Parade.  The S.V.A. leading any New York City parade is always with the classic, eye-catching and now famous 1969 blue convertible also known as the "Stonewall Car" with the big white wall tires, white leather interior and the colorful magnetic signs that read "1969 Stonewall Car"!   For in-person information, the STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association regularly meets monthly on the last Saturday.  See details below.  For more 411, telephone the S.V.A. at (212) 6-27-1969 (the exact date of the first night of the Stonewall Rebellion, June 27, 1969).  You may also visit the S.V.A. on the worldwide web at their several million verified 'visits' a year, informative, interesting and fabulous website at:  www.STONEWALLvets.org.       *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   S.V.A. Meetings The National STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association ("S.V.A.") meets every month (rain or shine, snowstorm or heatwave) on the last Saturday -- unless, of course, it is an American national holiday such as Christmas or a holiday weekend such as Thanksgiving.  The time of the monthly S.V.A. meeting is from 3:15 p.m. to 5 p.m. and beyond, if needed.  (Note:  S.V.A. meetings were previously @ 4:15 p.m. for several decades.)  The location is at the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender ("G.L.B.T.") Community Centre ("The Gay Centre") at 212 West 13 Street (between Greenwich Avenue and Seventh Avenue) in Manhattan, New York.  The Gay Centre is accessible by car with free street parking or many paid garages.  New York City Transit ("NYCT") bus routes in Manhattan near The Gay Centre are the following:  M-14-A and M-14-D (14th Street), M-20 (Seventh and Eighth Avenues) and M-11 (Ninth Avenue).  The Gay Centre is also convenient via the following NYCT subways:  #1, #2, #3, "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "L" and "Q" (for "Queen").  If you need more "411" about the Gay Centre or to see their "Gay Groups" listing for the S.V.A., visit:  www.GayCentre.org.   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *    S.V.A. Button STONEWALL Veterans' Association Button [Note: Only the first word "STONEWALL should be all capital letters.] The official STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association ("S.V.A.") large button is round with a symbolic, dark pink outline of brickwork stones creating the "stone wall" effect.  The impressive button includes the S.V.A. name and the year of its inception in 1969.  New York City District Leader David B. Reck from Greenwich Village, NY, who was commissioned by the SVA's founder Williamson Henderson to create this unique item, is the exclusive designer.  Mr. Reck is also the sole producer of the limited edition, optional pin-on or clip-on button.  The eye-catching S.V.A. button is distributed only to:  (a) the actual veterans of the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion registered as S.V.A. members; (b) the S.V.A. Board of Directors elected by the S.V.A. membership; and (c) the significant S.V.A. Honorary Members approved by the S.V.A. Board of Directors.  The unique S.V.A. button is truly treasured!   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   * S.V.A. Contact 411   STONEWALL  Veterans' Association Suite 120 70-A Greenwich Avenue Manhattan, New York, U.S.A. 10011   S.V.A. Office telephone:  (212) 6-27-1969     Historic Note:  S.V.A. telephone number is the exact date of the first  night of the Stonewall Rebellion:  June (6th month) - 27th day - 1969  S.V.A. Auxiliary Office phone:  (718) 901-1969 S.V.A. fax:  (718) 294-1969 (S.V.A. requires a fax cover sheet) S.V.A. website: www.StonewallVets.org S.V.A. e-mail:  SVA@StonewallVets.org                        *                STONEWALL Vets' Assn. Office Hours Monday to Friday:  12 noon to 9 p.m. (EDT) Saturday (1/2 day):  12 noon to 4:30 p.m. (EDT) S.V.A. Closed:  Sundays and all U.S.A. holidays including New Year's Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day and holiday weekends such as Memorial Day Weekend, Labor Day Weekend and Thanksgiving Weekend in addition  to half-days on Easter Good Friday, Election Day, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve! *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *

     STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association
-- the absolute and authentic authority on anything and everything "STONEWALL"!

      S.V.A. 2019 Board of Directors 

S.V.A. Founder / Director
 Willson L. Henderson*  (NY)
www.StonewallVets.org/WillsonHenderson.htm
(212) 369-1969
WLH@nyct.net

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S.V.A. Public Affairs Liaison
 Ramon Fernando Bellido*  (NYC)
www.FaceBook.com/SVANYC
(646) 415-0605
RayLeftTurn@Gmail.com

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S.V.A. Public Officials Liaison
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S.V.A. Financial
Anitra L. Maddeo, C.P.A.*  (LI)
PRIDEdemocrats@nyct.net

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S.V.A. Social Media Administrator
Sanjay Miyon Peters*  (USA)
Miyon_Ghideris@Yahoo.com
(929) 327-5786
www.FaceBook.com/SVANYC

STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans' Association
2019 Executive Committee
All baker's dozen S.V.A. Executive Committee members are veterans of the Stonewall Club,
New York City police raids from 1966 to 1969 and/or the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion

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Robert A. "Raz" Spiegel*  (DC)
www.StonewallVets.org/upcomingevents.htm
(202) 462-5370
SpiegelOkay4Now@Gmail.com

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Antonio "Tony" Viera  (NYC)
www.FaceBook.com/SVANYC
(347) 835-7293
[no e-mail]


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Advisory:  Any and all interviews from organizations, businesses and/or media
must also be officially requested in writing on letterhead with the full details.
School students should send an email and follow-up with a telephone call.
SVA-ers must contact S.V.A. asap for approval of any and all interviews!

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Keys:  
U.S. state of residency is abbreviated in parenthesis
"NYC" refers to the 5 boroughs of New York City
"LI" is Long Island, New York
 "DC" is District of Columbia  
 

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S.V.A. "Bi-Laws"

 The ultimate S.V.A. authority is its Board of Directors with an Executive Director.

The operating body of electors is the S.V.A. Executive Committee composed of 
 actual patrons of The STONEWALL Club from 1966 to 1969 and who were  
present for any of the dangerous and threatening New York City Police Dep't
 raids on the original STONEWALL Club because it was a Gay dance club!
Such persons are known as "Stonewall veterans", a term rightfully coined by
Stonewall veteran Williamson Henderson.  The term is now international!
In 2009, S.V.A. members voted elimination of an elected officer system,
which historically served the S.V.A. organization well for four decades!
The group shall be run by a dozen-plus member Executive Committee (E/C).
It includes Stonewall veteran committee chairpersons, such as a financial 
director, media director, events director, outreach director and social director,
who shall be annually voted by the STONEWALL Veterans' Association E/D.
A majority of the great-standing and eligible S.V.A. Executive Committee 
members, who must be duly-noticed in writing in advance prior to any 
S.V.A. meeting and decide by majority vote on any decisions of the S.V.A.
The Executive Director does not vote except to break a tie-vote of the E/C.
All Executive Committee members must be in 'great' standing at all times!

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National STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans' Association 
===G.L.B.T.=Stonewall=Veterans=in=Memorium===

Andre F. Adams (2000), Bobby J. "Chad" Albano (1991), Brandy T. Alexander (1982), David R. Ali (1986), Giulio E. Andino (2006), Sonia Jane Attkiss (1982), Gilbert "Gay Flag" Baker (2017), Alvin "Al" Baltrip (2005), R. Bob Barkan (2003), Jackie W. Barrett (2014), Adolph A. Bazemore (1997), Candice Boyce (2010), LeRoi R. Carr (1992), Raymond S. Castro (2010), Raven D. Chanticleer (2002), Booker T. Cooke, Jr. (2011), Michael W. Dawkins (1998), Ray S. DeJames (2000), K. Storme "King" DeLarverie (2014), Joseph A. "Miss Destiny" Destio (1980), Aubrey D. Drummond (1988), Stanley M. "Stanlietta" Dunne (1991), Christopher B. Falco (1978), Eddy Finkelstein (1993), David Jenkins-Foxworth (2008), Vaughn D. Fubler (1991), Roger S. Fulop (1989), Danny ("Darvon") Garvin (2014), David Gobar (1985), Paul R. "Pauline" Greenwood (1988), Emile A. "Champ" Griffith, Jr. (2013), Lance William Guecia (1999), Ed B. Heffernan (2004), Jerry "Crayzee" Hoose (2015), Marsha P. "Pay Her No Mind" Johnson (1992), Steven M. Konigsberg (1984), Henry M. Koutoukas (2011), Danny C. Larsen (2011), Glenn F. "Moody Blue" LaRusso (2014), Douglas C. Lawson (2003), Lou P. Maletta (2011), Kenny O. Marpe (1987), Nick J. Mazzaferro (1992), Luby A. "LaLa Belle" Meyers (2014), Jacques H. Minette (2000), Brian M. Molese (1992), Sidney F. Morris (2002), John R. "Jack" Nichols (2005), Ronnie J. ('9/11') Nieves (2001), Electra Jane O'Mara (2004), Gerald I. "Uncle Gerry" Paige (1992), Richie A. Parissidi (1992), Gilbert "Timbuktu" Price (1991), Rafael Quintano (2008), John P. "JP" Ranieri (2001), Mark C. Richter (2014), Sylvia Rae "Skunkgyrl" Rivera (2002), Stephen T. Salata (1988), Tommy J. "Avenue X" Sallinelli (2009), Stan G. "Ronette" Scherer (1986), Charles R. "Archbishop" Snyder (2005), Allen Siegel (2011), Warren A. "The Ole Wren" Smith (2017), Sterling "Hollywood" St. Jacques (1984), Richard D. Strahan (1999), Ivan "Ivana" Valentin (2001), Terri J. "Terri Ann" Van Dyke (2003), David Van Ronk (2002), Paul "Boston" Vosper (2005), Dwight Werner (1985), Dave F. "Hurricane" West (2006), 
A. Doric Wilson (2011), Eddie H. "Dancer" Wright, Jr. (1984), Richard M. Zollo (1988) 

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 S.V.A. Honorary Members
     "Top Ten" are supportive, meritorious and elected herein 

         
N.Y.C. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg
(www.MichaelBloomberg.com)

N.Y.C. Councilmember James E. (Jed) Davis, In Memorium
www.JamesEDavisFoundation.com

Congressmember Geraldine A. Ferraro, In Memorium
www.FoxNews.com/GeraldineFerraro

America's Mayor Rudy W. Giuliani (NYC)
www.GiulianiPartners.com

Whimsical Artist Susan Marie Olmetti (Chicago, IL)
www.SusanOlmetti.com
(708) 682-2986

Broadway Cares Executive Director Tom A. Viola (Manhattan, NY)
www.BroadwayCares/EquityFightsAIDS.org
(212) 840-0770


  

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"STONEWALL":  The Era, the Club, the People, the Rebellion
Directed by Roland Emmerich  *  Produced by Michael Fossat, Et Al.
www.TheSTONEWALLmovie.com

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S.V.A. 2019 Membership / Supporters / Advertising Form

 

Download STONEWALL Veterans Association (S.V.A.) 2019 Membership Form (PDF)

To become a 2019 friend, sponsor or advertiser, please see the separate file:
www.STONEWALLvets.org/membership/sponsorship.htm

 

 

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S.V.A. Privacy Pledge The National STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association ("S.V.A."), since 1969, is a renowned, volunteer, non-profit, registered New York City and New York State organization with local, city, state, national and international outreach and support.  The S.V.A. is committed to protecting your privacy -- a right which the S.V.A. has maintained as one of our founding principles and has always fought to protect.  Former S.V.A. Honorary Female Chairperson, Congressmember Bella S. Abzug, co-authored the national Right to Privacy Act.  Therefore, we really respect and protect any and all "411" (information) that you may provide to the S.V.A.  The SVA's plentiful general mailing and special sponsor lists are absolutely confidential!  SVA-ers do not avail, sell, rent, loan or trade our mailing lists.  Thet's the exact opposite of US!  The S.V.A. has never availed any of its communication lists or contacts in nearly 50 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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"The STONEWALL Cheer"

 

 

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S.V.A. Advisory

This historic, educational, interesting and unique website by the STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association ("S.V.A.") is provided as an informative courtesy and a public interest service; however, all of the information provided by the S.V.A. is the proprietary property of the S.V.A.  Therefore, publishing, printing, copying, down-loading, e-mailing, faxing and otherwise disseminating any text, photos, images and any and all of the other data contained on this S.V.A. website is strictly prohibited without the express approval -- in writing -- of the S.V.A.  If granted, as are reasonable and clear requests, the S.V.A. requires that any and all such information, names, quotes, photos, images and the like must be clearly credited to the STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association with an active website link to the S.V.A.

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S.V.A. Website Statistics

S.V.A. Website Busiest Year  
Busiest Year:  2009 > ten million verified 'visits' in one year! 
This total amount is over one million more 'visits' than the prior year! 

S.V.A. Website Busiest Months

   Busiest Month:  July 2009 >>> 1,070,308 visits   
2nd Busiest Month:  October 2008 >>> over 989,000 visits!!!!! 
 3rd Busiest Month:   June 2009 >>> over 906,000 visits!!!
4th Busiest Month:  October 2009 >>>  850,642 visits
5th Busiest Month:  September 2008 >>> over 800,000 visits
6th Busiest Month:  June 2007 >>> nearly 800,000 visits 
7th Busiest Month:  November 2009 >>> 783,998 visits
8th Busiest Month:  December 2009 >>> 782,426 visits
 9th Busiest Month:  August 2010 >>> 772,500 visits
10th Busiest Month:  August 2009 >>> 753,285 visits

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     Website Busiest Week

 Monday, June 22, 2009 -to- Sunday, June 28, 2009 (Gay Pride Week)  >>> 335,773+ successful 'visits' in one week! 

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Top 100 Busiest S.V.A. Website Days

Busiest Day:  Wednesday, October 29, 2008 (Gay History Day) -- 71,753 visits!!!
 2nd Busiest Day:  Friday, June 26, 2009 (Gay Pride + Michael Jax) -- 70,040 visits!!
3rd Busiest Day:  Wednesday, June 27th, 2007 (Stonewall Day) -- 66,841 visits!
 4th Busiest Day:  Tuesday, July 7, 2009 (Michael Jackson Memorial) -- 62,487 visits
 5th Busiest Day:  Thursday, July 2, 2009 (MJJ) -- 61,662 visits
 6th Busiest Day:  Sunday, June 28, 2009 (Stonewall Sunday) -- 59,571 visits
7th Busiest Day:  Tuesday, September 23, 2008 -- 57,356 visits! 
 8th Busiest Day:  Wednesday, July 1, 2009 (MJJ) -- 55,053 visits
 9th Busiest Day:  Monday, June 29, 2009 (Gay Pride) -- 52,409 visits
 10th Busiest Day:  Wednesday, July 9, 2009 (MJJ) -- 52,372 visits

 11th Busiest Day:  Saturday, June 27, 2009 (Gay Pride) -- 52,032 visits
 12th Busiest Day:  Thursday, June 25, 2009 (Michael Jackson) -- 51,145 visits
13th Busiest Day:  Monday, March 10, 2008 (NY Gov. Eliot Spitzer) -- 49,680 visits
 14th Busiest Day:  Wednesday, March 12, 2008 (Gov. E. Spitzer) -- 48,170 visits
 15th Busiest Day:  Tuesday, March 11, 2008 (NY Gov. E.L.S.) -- 47,813 visits
 16th Busiest Day:  Friday, July 3, 2009 (MJJ) -- 46,751 visits 
 17th Busiest Day:  Tuesday, June 30, 2009 (Gay Pride) -- 43,157 visits
18th Busiest Day:  Tuesday, October 28, 2008 (Susan Lucci on "DWS") -- 42,877 visits
19th Busiest Day:  Tuesday, June 26, 2007 -- 41,837 visits 
20th Busiest Day:  Sunday, March 14, 2009 -- 40,840 visits

21st Busiest Day:  "Stonewall" Monday, June 28, 2010 (Gay Pride 3-day Weekend) -- 42,761 visits
22nd Busiest Day:  Friday, October 30, 2009 -- 40,497 visits 
23rd Busiest Day:  Thursday, October 30, 2008 -- 39,815 visits 
 24th Busiest Day:  Thursday, July 9, 2009 -- 39,632 visits
      25th Busiest Day:  Friday, October 31, 2008 (Halloween) -- 39,199 visits  

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26th Busiest Day:  Monday, June 22, 2009 (Gay Pride Week) -- 38,140 visits
 27th Busiest Day:  Friday, July 24, 2009 -- 37,846 visits  
28th Busiest Day:  Friday, July 24, 2009 -- 37,846 visits
29th Busiest Day:  Saturday, July 11, 2009 -- 37,606 visits
30th Busiest Day:  Friday, July 10, 2009 -- 37,562 visits  

31st Busiest Day:  Sunday, March 21, 2010 -- 37,442 visits
32nd busiest day:  Saturday, October 31, 2009 (Halloween) -- 37,370 visits
33rd busiest day:  Friday, October 17, 2008 (Levi Stubbs of 4 Tops) -- 36,248 visits
34th busiest day:  Monday, July 7, 2009 -- 36,216 visits 
35th busiest day:  Sunday, July 6, 2009 -- 36,159 visits
36th busiest day:  Wednesday, October 1, 2008 -- 35,702 visits  
 37th busiest day:  Sunday, November 1, 2009 -- 35,634 visits
38th busiest day:  Saturday, February 21, 2009 -- 35,429 visits 
 39th busiest day:  Monday, September 7, 2009 (Labor Day) -- 35,328 visits
40th busiest day:  Wednesday, June 24, 2009 -- 34,865 visits

41th busiest day:  Thursday, September 18, 2008 -- 34,796 visits
 42nd busiest day:  Friday, August 27, 2010 -- 34,793 visits
43rd busiest day:  Monday, October 27, 2008 -- 34,434 visits
44th busiest day:  Tuesday, August 21, 2007 -- 34,219 visits
45th busiest day:  Sunday, June 27, 2010 (Stonewall + Gay Pride Day) -- 34,100 visits 
46th busiest day:  Friday, October 26, 2007 -- 33,842 visits   
47th busiest day:  Saturday, July 4, 2009 -- 33,721 visits 
48th busiest day:  Saturday, January 29, 2011 -- 33,595 visits
49th busiest day:  Sunday, July 12, 2009 -- 33,504 visits
50th busiest day:  Thursday, March 14, 2008 (NY Gov. ELS) -- 33,321 visits

51st:  Sunday, June 29, 2008 (Stonewall Day) -- 33,014 visits  
52nd:  Wednesday, September 23, 2009 -- 32,900 visits
53rd:  Sunday, August 22, 2010 -- 32,752 visits
54th:  Wednesday, October 22, 2008 -- 32,729 visits 
 55th:  Friday, December 4, 2009 -- 32,687 visits
56th:  Wednesday, September 17, 2008 -- 32,611 visits 
57th:  Saturday, December 26, 2009 -- 32,521 visits
58th:  Wednesday, October 24, 2007 -- 32,516 visits
59th:  Saturday, November 11, 2006 (Veterans' Day) -- 32,497 visits  
 60th:  Monday, July 13, 2009 -- 32,430 visits

61st:  Monday, September 14, 2009 -- 32,312 visits
62nd:  Monday, September 8, 2008 -- 32,276 visits 
63rd:  Monday, August 20, 2007 -- 32,034 visits
64th:  Wednesday, May 28, 2014 -- 31,897 visits
65th:  Monday, October 20, 2008 -- 31,858 visit
66th:  Thursday, October 25, 2007 -- 31,850 visits
67th:  Tuesday, January 18, 2011 -- 31,602 visits
68th:  Sunday, June 24, 2007 (Stonewall Sunday) -- 31,444 visits 
69th:  Thursday, December 25, 2008 (Christmas) -- 31,404 visits
70th:  Sunday, July 18, 2010 -- 31,359 visits

71st:  Friday, November 10, 2006 -- over 31,300 visits 
72nd:  Monday, February 16, 2009 (U.S. Presidents' Day) -- 31,293 visits  
73rd::  Wednesday, October 8, 2008 -- 31,282 visits 
74th:  Friday, November 6, 2009 -- 31,187 visits
75th:  Sunday, November 14, 2010 -- 31,169 visits
76th:  Saturday, June 28, 2008 (Gay Pride Weekend) -- 31,008 visits
77th:  Thursday, October 23, 2008 -- 30,948 visits
78th:  Saturday, February 26, 2011 -- 30,936 visits
79th:  Tuesday, October 14, 2008 -- 30,891 visits
80th:  Monday, March 15, 2009 -- 30,861 visits

81st:  Wednesday, July 22, 2009 -- 30,822 visits
82nd:  Tuesday, October 21, 2008 -- 30,821 visits 

 
            

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       =NEWEST= S.V.A. Website Busiest Month Requests for Pages:          
  July 2009 -- nearly 100,000 requests for printed pages in one month!     

   

        
  
 S.V.A. statistics for busiest  million+ visits Month - July 2009
 www.STONEWALLvets.org/stats/2009_07.html

                                                                                            

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2018 S.V.A. Website Statistics

January (grey for Winter):  188,911+ verified visits 
Note:  These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo or AOL!)

February (red for Valentine's Day):  179,150+ verified visits 
  These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo or AOL!)

March (green for St. Patrick's Day):  260,309+ verified visits 
 These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo or AOL!)

April (yellow for Easter):  196,838+ verified visits
 These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo or AOL!)      

May (pink for Mother's Day):  184,046+ verified visits 
 These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo or AOL!)      

June (lavender for Gay Pride Month):  205,769+ verified visits 
These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo or AOL!)  

July (dark blue for Summer, Part 1):  169,896+ verified visits
 These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo or AOL!)  

August (light blue for Summer, Part 2):  171,310+ verified visits
 These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo or AOL!)  

September (teal blue for Summer, Part 3):  160,055+ verified visits
 These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo or AOL!)    

October (orange for Halloween):  192,117+ verified visits 
 These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo or AOL!)

November (brown for Thanksgiving):  197,512+ verified visits 
                     These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo, AOL, et al.!)                          
               
December (bright red for Christmas):  188,809+ verified visits 
 These figures are low-balled as they do not include 'searches' from Ask.com, Yahoo, AOL, et al.!)    



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2019 S.V.A. Website Statistics

January (grey for Winter):  85,000+ visits {as of January 14, 2019}
 

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 Sample 2019 Monthly Statistics for S.V.A. Website:
#1 file - Stonewall: The Era, The Club, The People, The Rebellion!
Unlike most organizations and groups, the S.V.A. is transparent 
and proud about its significant 'verified' visitors to their website!
www.StonewallVets.org/stats/2019_01.html

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