In these times of increasing assaults on the queer community, we replay an episode from 2015 in which Kevin Fisher-Paulson recounted the triplets he and his husband fostered then lost as a result of homophobia. Going on the adopt two more children as the climate improved, his story is a cautionary tale about the family traumas that can come from societal bias. Kevin Fisher-Paulson was the author of the books "How We Keep Spinning," "A Song for Lost Angels" and "Secrets of the Blue Bungalow." He lived with his husband, Brian, their two sons and a pack of rescue dogs in the neighborhood he dubbed the "Outer, Outer, Outer, Outer Excelsior." In addition to being a writer, Kevin served as commander of the honor guard for the San Francisco Sheriff's Department. Gifts in Kevin's memory can be made to the Innocence Project or the Most Holy Redeemer AIDS Support Group. His column in the San Francisco Chronicle was widely read and appreciated.

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