The Gay Marriage Debate
Richfield Couple: ‘We Wanted Our Marriage Recognized By A Country, Not Just A State’
Residents Kathy Luebbe and Rev. Dr. Robyn Provis say being gay isn’t the most interesting thing about them.
For nearly eight years, Kathy Luebbe and Rev. Dr. Robyn Provis have been making a life together—and spoiling their miniature, black and white dog, Oreo. The couple moved to Richfield from different states—Robyn from Missouri and Kathy from Ohio—about six months after meeting online. Within six months of arriving, they found a home, secured jobs and tied the knot in Toronto, Canada. Robyn, a pastor at Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church in North Minneapolis, said Kathy, a music teacher at Richfield Dual Language School, was the first to make a move. “I didn’t want to date within my church,” Robyn said. “So I simply thought I’d connect with some people socially. But, Kathy liked me and she wrote me.” “I was also widening my social circle,” …
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Meeche Miller
10:43 am on Sunday, August 5, 2012
This article did not isnpire me at all - it made me angry that this paper is jumping on the Obama loving bandwagon to kiss up to the lesbians and try to make them look normal. They are in a relationship that is not normal - Marriage is the union between a Man and a Woman. This arrogant couple want not only Minnesota but the world to recognize them as a legitimate couple - they will never be - … more ›