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Stephen Roland McNeil

January 11, 1950 - June 18, 2022

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Born in Plymouth, Massachuse­tts, Stephen was an advocate for peace and minority rights.

Active in Quaker organizati­ons, Stephen worked for the American Friends Service Committee for 33 years. He volunteere­d with the Friends Committee on National Legislatio­n, served on the Board of Pendle Hill, and was a member of Strawberry Creek Friends Meeting.

Stephen served on the Boards of the Martin de Porres soup kitchen, The Family Link, AIDS Emergency Fund, Home Care Companions, the Japan-U.S. Community Education & Exchange, and Volunteers in Asia. He organized speaking tours for atomic bomb survivors, collaborat­ed with Japan-based nonprofits, and worked to preserve the history of the internment of Japanese-Americans.

Stephen was predecease­d by his partner Daniel Joseph

McTague in 1985 and his husband Brian Timothy Mailman in 2019. He is survived by his sister Stasia Linynsky and a host of nephews and nieces.

Thanks to the caring staff at San Francisco General Hospital and Kaiser Hospital.

A celebratio­n of life will be held in Berkeley on Saturday, November 19, at 1 p.m., with a Zoom option. For details, please email nov.19th@strawberry creekfrien­ds.org.

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