Jerry Fanion, seated center, with his children (standing L to R) Terry Fanion Wright, Candace Fanion Thomas, Gerald Fanion Jr., Cheryl Fanion Cotton and Vicky Fanion Hall (2000s).
Jerry Fanion, seated center, with (standing L to R) his daughter Candace Fanion Thomas, his daughter Cheryl Fanion Cotton, his stepdaughter Paula, his daughter Terry Fanion Wright and his grandson Matthew Wright in his home in Memphis, Tennessee (2003).
(L to R) Mayor of Memphis, the Honorable A. C. Wharton Jr., Jerry Fanion's grandson, Gerald Fanion III, Jerry Fanion's grandnephew, Christopher Burke, and Jerry Fanion's son, Gerald Fanion Jr. (2005).
Jerry Fanion's family (L-R) his granddaughter, Jada Fanion Bazile, his first wife, Blanche Marie Fanion, his daughter, Candace Fanion Thomas, his biological mother, Sally Mary Hafacker Williams and his granddaughter Grace Marie Bazile.
Jerry Fanion, one of the original organizers of the Beale Street Music Festival, a precursor to Memphis's famed Memphis in May International Festival (1970s)
(L to R) Jerry Fanion, James Luther Bevel and Ralph David Abernathy Sr. at Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s funeral at R.S. Lewis Funeral Home in Memphis, Tennessee (1968).
Jerry Fanion with his wife, Mary Alice Ray Wilson Fanion, at an exhibition featuring his involvement in the Memphis sanitation strikes in Memphis, Tennessee.
Jerry Fanion (left) and Rev. Dr. L. LaSimba Gray (right) protesting the appearance of Justice Clarence Thomas at the National Bar Association's meeting at The Peabody in Memphis, Tennessee (1998).
The Commercial Appeal Article featuring Jerry Fanion protesting the appearance of Justice Clarence Thomas at the National Bar Association's meeting at The Peabody in Memphis, Tennessee (1998).
(L to R) Jerry Fanion with attorneys J.O. Patterson and Otis Higgs defending young men beaten by the police. Pictured in front of City Hall in Memphis, Tennessee (1968).