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Laguna Woods Rainbow Club brings fun and diversity

By Jamie Johnson

Correspondent

The Rainbow Club has been a treasured part of Laguna Woods for many years. Established in 1994 by Patricia “Pat” Mayo, when the club was known as GAYLES, it sought to bring together members of the Village’s LGBTQ community. Now, for more than 28 years, that has continued to be the club’s main purpose.

“I’ve met more friends here in my seven years, probably in the first three years, than I did (in Whitter, California) in 30 years, both gay and straight,” said Robert Cunningham, club treasurer. “All the clubs have been great, but the Rainbow Club has been especially good for me, so I appreciate it.”

The Rainbow Club has around 82 members, both male and female, with many joining the club in search of a more intimate group and gatherings than the other Village clubs provide. Making connections within the gatherings is not difficult, club members say; in fact, many create friendships that go beyond the club.

Often, potential Village residents reach out to the Rainbow Club before deciding whether to move here, says club President Gregg Boyd. He believes the club brings a more diverse crowd to the community.

Boyd moved to the…