For more than a dozen years she was the sole proprietor of Labor of Love Midwifery Service, with offices in Mill Valley, San Francisco and Berkeley. Marriage is a giant second step.”Ĭarney was born and raised in San Francisco and graduated from George Washington High School and San Francisco City College. “Domestic partnerships were a first step toward equality. “I am grateful that the state Supreme Court overturned the state”s gay marriage ban, and that Erin and I can legalize our 18-year commitment,” Futcher said. The couple has been together for 18 years their first marriage, as well as all others performed at San Francisco City Hall in 2004, was dissolved by a California Supreme Court ruling the same year. Futcher is a freelance writer and author of four books: “Crush,” “Promise Not to Tell,” “Dream Lover” and “Marin: The Place, the People.”
Carney is a registered nurse and former Bay Area home-birth midwife who works as a nursing case manager at Home Care and Hospice Services of Mendocino County. Erin Carney, 59, and Jane Futcher, 61, both of Cherry Creek Ranches north of Willits, were married at the Mendocino County Clerk”s Office on June 16, the first day same-sex marriages became legal in California.
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