The County of Sonoma and a Sonoma nursing home have reached a $653,000 settlement with the estate of Clay M. Greene and Harold Scull, two men who were partners for decades, ending a complicated saga that had sparked a firestorm within the gay and lesbian community.
In March, Greene, who was 78, filed a lawsuit claiming that after Scull’s hospitalization and subsequent death, Sonoma County officials sold all of the belongings that he had accrued during a lifetime with Scull because they refused to recognize the right of conservatorship for same-sex couples.
All told, the story was wrenching and infuriating.
Full Story from The Bay Citizen
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