Obituaries

Remembering Bubba McNeely: Houston’s One-Man Show and LGBTQ Icon

From drag stages to church choirs, Bubba McNeely lit up every room he entered. Friends reflect on his unmatched charisma,…

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Poet and LGBTQ Advocate Andrea Gibson Dies at Age 49

Andrea Gibson, a genderqueer poet and activist, died at 49. Their acclaimed work offered hope to LGBTQ readers and redefined…

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UPDATE: Houston LGBTQ Community Remembers Michael Adam Milam

Michael Adam Milam, a longtime Houston bartender and LGBTQ advocate, was killed July 12 in a New Orleans hit-and-run while…

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Andrew Edmonson, Arts Professional, Activist, and Writer, Dies at 59

A beloved figure in Houston’s arts and LGBTQ communities, Andrew Edmonson is remembered as a tireless advocate, brilliant communicator, and…

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Remembering Jessica Rossman

Jessica Rossman, a longtime LGBTQ ally and Houston philanthropist, is remembered for her vibrant presence, tireless advocacy, and deep compassion.…

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Jill Sobule, “I Kissed a Girl” Singer and Queer Music Icon, Dies at 66

Jill Sobule, the singer-songwriter behind 1990s alt-pop staples “I Kissed a Girl” and “Supermodel,” died Thursday in a house fire…

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Jiggly Caliente, RuPaul’s Drag Race Contestant, Dies at 44

Jiggly Caliente, beloved "RuPaul’s Drag Race" alum and trans advocate, has died at 44. She was celebrated for her artistry,…

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Houston’s Dr. Bruce Smith Remembered for Care, Courage, and Advocacy

Bruce William Smith, a dentist, philanthropist, and AIDS activist, has died at 74. He was a community hero known for…

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Houston Mourns the Passing of Sylvester Turner, Beloved Mayor and LGBTQ Community Champion

Houston mourns the passing of Sylvester Turner, former mayor and U.S. congressman, celebrated for his unwavering support of the LGBTQ…

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Longtime Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards Has Died

Cecile Richards, a lifelong advocate for women's rights, has died at 67 after a battle with brain cancer. She led…

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