The obituary for Jay Noonan, one of the early contributors to the Bay Area Reporter.

The obituary for Michael Nelson Finn, who was a fixture in the local performing arts scene.

The obituary for Johnny Hedges, who consulted with consulted with Marty Blecman for Fantasy Records on the production and re-mix for gender-bending pioneer and disco icon Sylvester and was known as a top DJ.

The obituary for Donald Dean Price, a longtime volunteer for many causes.

The obituary for William Alan Stern, who lived in the Mission district for over three decades and adored all varieties of culture.

The obituary for Douglas (Doug) Anderson, who worked in the transportation, logistics, and trucking industry and stood for social equality.

Gina Moscone, the widow of slain San Francisco mayor George Moscone, has died, according to Governor Gavin Newsom's office. She was 91.

The obituary for Robert Dean Reiter, who was a longtime attorney for Alameda County.

The obituary for Gerardo Manzo, a popular bartender at the Eagle and Hole in the Wall bars in San Francisco.

Pioneering Indian American LGBTQ leader, attorney, and author Urvashi Vaid died at a hospital in New York City May 14. She was 63.

Rick Earl Stokes, famously "the other gay candidate" who ran against Harvey Milk for San Francisco supervisor in 1977, died May 3.

The obituary for John William Hughes, who worked at the San Francisco Chronicle, the SF Public Library, and the Asian Art Museum.

The Reverend Canon David R. Forbes, a leatherman, outdoorsman, and Episcopal priest loved as much for his compassion as his intellect, died at his home in Palm Springs, April 26, three days short of his 97th birthday.

The obituary for Bernardine Anna Banonis, who was a fixture in the Castro neighborhood.