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A 20th century Mr. DC Eagle, he is the first African-American to hold the Mr. DC Eagle title, a title that everyone who knows him, knows he cherishes. He ranked fifth at the 1998 International Mister Leather competition. The late Thom Dombkowski, former IML head judge dubbed him: "The Dark Horse" who could steal it all. His IML speech, "Where Do You Want To Be?" is one of the few to receive a standing ovation. Part of that speech is quoted in the IML silver anniversary book. A Native Washingtonian, who flags red, yellow, a nd some other colors - meet Mr. DC Eagle 1997-1998, Wayne Nesbitt
David Rhodes - Leather Hournal timeline: Wayne Nesbitt bested six other contestants to become Mr. DC Eagle in Washington, DC.
Mr. Marcus - San Francisco Bay area Reporter HatchetQ@aol.com
The longest running leather title added another name to its distinguished list of Mr. DC Eagles. A jammed house there for the contest and the celebration of the Eagle's 35th anniversary saw five men step forward to compete for one of the East Coast's most respected leather titles, last Saturday night, November 18, (2006) in the nation's capital.
It was a pleasure to judge the contest with outgoing Mr. DC Eagle 2006 Bennett Long, former DC Eagles Wayne Nesbitt and Herb Kaylor, and "J.J.," co-owner of the Double L bar from Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
Wayne M. Nesbitt Mr. DC Eagle 1997- 98 glewayco@bellatlantic.net http://leatherweb.com/wndc.htm ______________________________________________________________________ Statistics DOB: 01-25-63 Height: 6'0" Weight: 185 lbs. Eyes: Black Hair: Black Tattoos: 2 Leather Orientation Hanky Codes: Dark Blue, Yellow, Light Pink, Dark Pink, Red/Black Stripe, Plus more Switch (Pig) BIO Wayne M. Nesbitt – Leather Biography
Native Washingtonian, Wayne M. Nesbitt is Mr. DC Eagle 1998. Not to be confused with his evil twin of the same name in Chicago, Wayne is the first African-American to hold The Mr. DC Eagle title, and he placed fifth at InternationalMister Leather in the same year. Many leatherfolk say his speach, "Where Do You Want To Be?" was one of the most stirring in IML history. Over the past twelve years you are likely to have seen Wayne volunteering as judge, den daddy, auctioneer, producer, and worker drone for numerous leather events including Bearfest, American Brotherhood Weekend, International Mister Drummer, MAL Weekend, Potomac River Run, Leather Pride Night, North Carolina Leather Weekend, & many others. He is also the co-executive producer of Silent Bid For Life, an annual fundraiser that benefits local and national charities. Over the past five years his work has helped to generate more than 35,000 dollars in funds to support leather organizations like Brother, Help Thyself, Inc., and The Leather Archives & Museum.Wayne is also 1999 Highwaymen Honorary Trash of The Year, and with his penchant for piggy behavior and cruising dark spaces, it's easy to see why. When not in leather and sometimes in leather anyway, Wayne joyfully toils as an Emmy and ACE nominated television director & producer. Wayne is a proud member of The American Uniform Association and The Directors Guild of America.
You are likely to have seen this veteran of our community volunteering as judge, den daddy, auctioneer, producer, and general worker drone. His list of credits is too long to name. He is also the co-executive producer of Eagle Wings, an annual fundraiser that benefits local and national charities. To date, his fundraising efforts have generated more than 50,000 dollars to support gay leather and community organizations like Brother, Help Thyself, and The Leather Archives & Museum. Original pig players, and both versatile, by the way… he and his 15 year partner, Glenn are proudly 1999 Highwaymen Honorary Trash of the Year, the first couple to win that honor.
Judge Bearfest Weekend 1999 (Highwaymen) Den Daddy American Brotherhood Weekend 1999 Judge Mid-Atlantic Leather Weekend 1999 (Centaurs) Host Let's Make A Deal BHT fundraiser 1998 (DC Eagle) Capital Area Board Basket Auction Presenter 1998 Torch Bearer Opening Ceremonies Olympia Run 1998 (Centaurs) DC Gay Pride Parade 1998 (Centaurs) Judge Mr. DC Drummer/Potomac Run Weekend 1998 (Potomac) Den Daddy for Bearfest Weekend 1998 (Highwaymen) Den Daddy for Bearfest Weekend 1997 (Highwaymen) Judge Leather Sabbat 1998 (Highwaymen) Judge Leather Sabbat 1997 (Highwaymen)
Created this Logo for the D.C. Eagle's 30th Anniversary Silent Bid for Life Committee Co-producer 1999 raised over $9400 for Brother Help Thyself, Joseph's House, and Metro Teen Aids 1998 raised over $3400 for BHT, SLDN, Grandma's House, and The Mautner Project 1997 raised over $7,500 for BHT & The Leather Archives DC Eagle's Scarlet's Cake Sale Judge and presenter 1999 Auctioneer and presenter 1998 Patron and donor 1995 - 98 Video Director/Producer Credits "Pictures At An Exhibition" - Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender March on Washington 1992 "The Assess Project" - Teaching Physicians how to talk to teens about HIV/AIDS "The Coming Out Process" for Children's National Medical Center Teaching psychiatric professionals better communication with teenage patients who are gay "We Must Continue to Be There" Food & Friends Demo Reel BHT TV Public Service Announcements Leather Affiliations The DC Eagle Animal Kingdom Nickname: Rodeo Bull Member American Uniform Association since 1992
2002
January Mid-Atlantic Leather Weekend Washington, DC February Let Us Entertain You Weekend Houston, TX March South Plains Leatherfest Dallas, TX March Maryland LeatherSIR and Leatherboy Baltimore, MD April Tribal Fire, Oklahoma City, OK April American Brotherhood Weekend Washington, DC May Silent Bid For Life Washington, DC May International Mister Leather Chicago, IL June Potomac River Run Washington, DC July Mid-Atlantic LeatherSir and Leatherboy Washington, DC August Ms. World Leather Dallas, TX August Olympia XVII Oxford, PA November DC Eagle Anniversary Weekend & Mr. DC Eagle Contest