Rev. Steve Pieters died after living with AIDS for more than 35 years. He is remembered as an important HIV \AIDS and LGBTQ advocate.
Rev. Steve Pieters’s wife
Steve Pieters is a gay man, So does not have a wife, Pieters made history in 1985 when Tammy Faye Bakker invited him to appear on her show, one of the very first national, long-form interviews with an HIV-positive gay man.
Rev. Steve Pieters children
As of the time of his death, He does not have any children, Rev. Pieters served for the next 11 years as Field Director of AIDS Ministry for the MCC denomination. He traveled the world, teaching and preaching about hope, grief, and surviving AIDS.
Rev. Steve Pieters parents
Rev. Pieters was born and raised in Andover, Massachusetts, where his father chaired the Mathematics Department at Phillips Academy. Steve attended Phillips Andover in preparation for his theater studies at Northwestern University, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Speech in 1974.
Rev. Steve Pieters’s siblings
Steve was born in 1952. He and his brother, Rick, who is four years older, were raised in Andover, Massachusetts in a twenty-room colonial house.
