Boulevard in Los Angeles in the early 1980s. There he often performed forcelebrities living in the area, sometimes creating a sensation by "doing" one of the famous women in the audience. "Starting as Florida Teen, He Danced Across International Stages" --Jack Nichols. Lynn Davis, a foremost photographer who took arty androgynous pictures of him, discovered him. A shot from that series appeared in The New York Times. In male clothing, he posed for Ian's, New York's (Greenwich Village's) first punk-rock clothing store. Logan died in Hollywood Community Hospital in June,1988. AIDS. He was thirty-three. His most passionate lovers were at hand and the thousands who loved him from afar smiled through their tears in appreciation for having seen him or known him. Bobbys headstone reads Beloved free spirit.
Sent by Find A Grave contributor Elisa Rolle∼
ROBERT LOGAN CARTER, 33, of Los Angeles, formerly of Tampa, died Thursday. The cause of death was unavailable. A native of Daytona Beach, he had resided in the Bay area for 20 years. He was a makeup artist and of the Protestant faith. He is survived by his parents, Howard and Bess of Tampa; one brother, Frank of Tampa; and two sisters, Marthel Piniella and Mary Ladato, both of Tampa.
The Tampa Tribune - 26 Jun 1988, Sun
s/o Howard and Bess Carter
Boulevard in Los Angeles in the early 1980s. There he often performed forcelebrities living in the area, sometimes creating a sensation by "doing" one of the famous women in the audience. "Starting as Florida Teen, He Danced Across International Stages" --Jack Nichols. Lynn Davis, a foremost photographer who took arty androgynous pictures of him, discovered him. A shot from that series appeared in The New York Times. In male clothing, he posed for Ian's, New York's (Greenwich Village's) first punk-rock clothing store. Logan died in Hollywood Community Hospital in June,1988. AIDS. He was thirty-three. His most passionate lovers were at hand and the thousands who loved him from afar smiled through their tears in appreciation for having seen him or known him. Bobbys headstone reads Beloved free spirit.
Sent by Find A Grave contributor Elisa Rolle∼
ROBERT LOGAN CARTER, 33, of Los Angeles, formerly of Tampa, died Thursday. The cause of death was unavailable. A native of Daytona Beach, he had resided in the Bay area for 20 years. He was a makeup artist and of the Protestant faith. He is survived by his parents, Howard and Bess of Tampa; one brother, Frank of Tampa; and two sisters, Marthel Piniella and Mary Ladato, both of Tampa.
The Tampa Tribune - 26 Jun 1988, Sun
s/o Howard and Bess Carter
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