Broadway lights to dim tonight for Mobile native and gay rights leader Rodger McFarlane Breaking News from the Press-Register - al.com - al.com
The Ambulatory native, who took his vitality in Genuineness or Consequences, N.M., 54 elderliness elderly and a Denver resident. Glint Ng Courtesy Gill Foundation) Rodger McFarlane In McFarlane's honor, the lights of Broadway theatres in Manhattan are to be dimmed for one minute tonight. Rodger McFarlane was a daredevil to multifold for his profession as a visionary AIDS and cheery rights activist," said Broadway Union Executive Employer Charlotte St. Martin in a statement.
McFarlane and had been co-producer of Kramer's Broadway play, "The Fate of Me," approximately a bent dealing with AIDS, the sequel to Kramer's "The Average Heart." McFarlane is survived by two brothers, Robert McFarlane, of Williamstown, N.J., John McFarlane, of Elizabethtown, KY. For the imperforate obituary, scan Wednesday's Press-Register.) Notice elsewhere You must comment in to announce a comment. We've upgraded our district features on al.com Attain more!
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