images of his KS lesions. Bobbi Campbell is memorialized on 4 separate panels of the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt. In the 1993 docudrama TV movie And the Band Played On, adapted from Randy Shilts's book of the same name about the early days of the AIDS crisis, Campbell was played by Donal Logue. Campbell was portrayed by Kevin McHale in the 2017 docudrama miniseries When We Rise written by Dustin Lance Black to chronicle the gay rights movement. The name "Bobbi Campbell" and the names of several other key figures of the time were featured in the American Mock Trial Association's 2007–08 National Case Problem, albeit in a fictional case, unrelated to Campbell's life. References External links Finding Aid to the Bobbi Campbell Diary, 1983–1984 (MSS 96-33) — Bobbi Campbell's diaries are in the UCSF Archives and Special Collections Historical marker: 1981: Bobbi Campbell, RN, posts first notice about "gay cancer" on Star Pharmacy's window at 468 Castro Street, later identified as AIDS, the pandemic devastates the Castro. Campbell becomes a leading activist in the fight against the disease.' 1952 births 1984 deaths People from Columbus, Georgia People from Tacoma, Washington University of Washington School of Nursing alumni University of California, San Francisco alumni HIV/AIDS activists AIDS-related deaths in California American health activists LGBT people from California LGBT people from Georgia (U.S. state) LGBT people from Washington (state) American gay writers Radical Faeries members 20th-century LGBT people