The obituary for Lee Terry Chandler, who established a wide circle of friends after he moved to San Francisco in 1980.

A celebration of life for gay pornographer David Hurles will be held Saturday, June 3, at the Bob Mizer Foundation's headquarters in downtown San Francisco.

The obituary for Michael Anthony "Tony" Alvarez, who was a bartender at the now-closed legendary Tenderloin bar The Gangway.

The obituary for Elwood "Woody" Miller, who worked as a waiter at Orphan Andy's and was known as one of "the naked guys" in the Castro.

The obituary for David Rowinski, who worked as a photographer, river guide, gardener, and plantsman, had lived in Berkeley for many years.

A celebration of life will be held later this month for longtime lesbian activist and community leader Gloria Nieto, who died last September of complications from cancer.

The obituary for Roy Haynes Carr, who, with his late partner, James Meko, operated a successful printing and design company that catered to the leather community.

The obituary for Darryl Wayne Thompson, a former San Francisco resident who moved to Wichita, Kansas to be with the love of his life.

The obituary for Leslie Jay Schroeder, who worked for Pacific Bell for many years before taking a number of other interesting jobs, including a stint in Berlin for Fujitsu. He was also an avid cyclist.

Robert Todd Fulton, an event promoter and fetish wear website founder also known by his professional name, Scott Morris, died April 14 at his home in Cathedral City, California.

David Hurles, a gay pornographer whose models were plucked from the obscurity of the gritty streets of San Francisco and onto rolls of film shot for his defunct company Old Reliable, died April 12.

The obituary for Tomas H. Ramirez, who held a number of positions in the hospitality industry and was involved with his union.

Drag star Heklina apparently did not die of assault or foul play, according to a post mortem conducted by London officials, her good friend Peaches Christ wrote on Facebook April 6.

The obituary for Rama Selassie Barnwell, who worked as an HIV test counselor in San Francisco, beginning in the late 1980s.