The full list of people below, is repeated after the photo of the block (in alphabetical order of last name), with their individual stars at a larger size to read more clearly, along with an indication of where their names appear on the block. People remembered on this block include:

Lew Pryme
Michael Callen
Sylvester
Freddy Mercury
Brad Davis
Rock Hudson
Anthony Perkins
Robert Reed
Ricky Wilson
Rudolph Nureyev
Arthur Bressan Jnr
Roderick Horn
Denholm Elliott
Tony Richardson
Ian Charleson
Ray Sharkey
Dick Sargent
Derek Jarman
Miles Davis
Graham Chapman
Michael Bennett
Peter Allen
Bruce Chatwin
Patrick Cowley
Liberace
Wayland Flowers

All from the Film and Performing Arts industries

Howard Ashman

Composer

Perry Ellis
Tina Chow
Tony Chase
Halston
Willie Smith

All Fashion Designers

Keith Harring

Artist

Vito Russo
Tom Mclean

Writers

Robert Maplethorpe

Photographer

Michael Foulcault

Philosopher

Roy Cohn

Attorney

Arthur Ashe

Tennis Player

Dr. Tom Waddell

Doctor and Athlete

Ryan White
Eve Van Grafhorst

Child AIDS Activists

Kimberly Bergalis
Darren Horn
Alison Gertz
Alistar Hall
Bruce Burnett
Noriyasu Akase
Tom O’Donoghue
Elizabeth Glaser
Ian Thompson
Michael Hay
Nigel Barraud

AIDS Activists

Marc Bensemann

Journalist

Photos of the block on public display follow at the foot of the page.

Noriyasu Akase An AIDS activist from Japan
Peter Allen Australian entertainer and song writer
Arthur Ashe Tennis player from the United States of America
Howard Ashman A composer from the United States of America whos work includes Beauty and the Beast and Alladin
Nigel Barraud An AIDS activist from New Zealand, he was a co-founder of Body Positive and founder of the 12x12 groups in New Zealand
Michael Bennett Choreographer from the United States of America who wrote A Chorus Line
Marc Bensemann A New Zealand Journalist who co-founded Body Positive
Kimberly Bergalis An advocate for HIV testing in the United States of America after becoming infected from her dentist
Arthur Bressan Jnr A film maker from the United States of America
Bruce Burnett An early AIDS activist from New Zealand. The New Zealand AIDS Foundation's Auckland clinic is named in his memory.
Michael Callen A singer and AIDS Activist from the United States of America
Graham Chapman A doctor from England, he is best remembered as a member of the comedy group Monty Python
Ian Charleson A Scottish actor who played, among other roles, one of the leading roles in the movie Chariots of Fire. Sadly, someone left out the letter R in his name on The Quilt.
Tony Chase Fashion designer from the United States of America who designed clothing for Dolly Parton among others
Bruce Chatwin An award winning author from the United Kingdom (not the U.S.A. as printed on The Quilt in error), he won a number of prizes for his travel books
Tina Chow A model for Shiseido and designer from the United States of America
Roy Cohn An Attorney from the Unite States of America
Patrick Cowley A musician and composer specialising in Disco from the United States of America
Brad Davis Actor from the United States of America, best known for his role in the movie Midnight Express
Miles Davis Jazz trumpeter from the United States of America
Denholm Elliott An actor from the United Kingdom, well known for his part in the film A Room With A View.
Perry Ellis Fashion designer from the United States of America
Wayland Flowers A comedian from the United States of America who made the puppet Madam famous. Sadly, the wrong first name is given for him on The Quilt.
Michael Foulcault A French philosopher
Alison Gertz An AIDS activist from the United States of America
Elizabeth Glaser An activist and advocate (especially for young children and infants) from the United States of America
Alistar Hall An AIDS activist from New Zealand
Halston A fashion designer from the United States of America
Keith Harring An artist from the United States of America
Michael Hay A New Zealand AIDS activist and co-founder of Collective Thinking, the periodical for and by people living with HIV/AIDS.
Darren Horn An AIDS activist from New Zealand
Roderick Horn A New Zealand actor
Rock Hudson A well known movie actor from the United States of America
Derek Jarman English film director of films such as Edward II
Liberace An entertainer and pianist from the United States of America, well known for his jackets, and the large rings he wore on his fingers
Robert Maplethorpe Photographer from the United States of America, best known for his gay erotic photographs.
Tom Mclean Author from New Zealand
Freddy Mercury The lead singer from the English group Queen
Rudolph Nureyev Russian ballet dancer
Tom O’Donoghue New Zealand activist who was a co-founder of Collective Thinking
Anthony Perkins An actor from the United States of America who became famous for his part in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho
Lew Pryme New Zealand Entertainer and Rugby administrator
Robert Reed An actor from the United States of America who played the part of the father in the TV series The Brady Bunch
Tony Richardson British film director who won two Oscars (Best film and Best Director) for his 1964 film Tom Jones
Vito Russo An author and activist from the United States of America, probably best known for The Celluloid Closet (1981) on gay people in the movie industry
Dick Sargent Actor from the United States of America who played the part of Darren in the TV series Bewitched
Ray Sharkey An actor from the United States of America, best known for his role in the TV series Wiseguy
Willie Smith A fashion designer from the United States of America
Sylvester A singer from the United States of America best known for his disco music.
Ian Thompson An AIDS activist from New Zealand
Eve Van Grafhorst Also known as "Angel Eve", she was born in Australia, where she couldn't enrol at a preschool because she had HIV, came to New Zealand (where she was readily accepted) with her New Zealand born mother and spent the rest of her life promoting AIDS awareness
Dr. Tom Waddell A doctor for the United States of America army, he was an Olympic athlete (finished 6th in the 1968 Decathlon), and founded what is today known as the Gay Games
Ryan White A child activist from the United States of America
Ricky Wilson Guitarist for the group The B52s, from the United States of America