In Loving Memory of Ady Barkan: A Tireless Advocate

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Ady Barkan, a remarkable attorney, liberal activist, and an inspiration to many. Ady Barkan, known for his influential healthcare advocacy and his story featured in the 2021 documentary “Not Going Quietly,” has passed away at the age of 39. His wife, Rachael Scarborough King, shared this sad news on Twitter, revealing that Barkan had “died from complications of ALS.”

Beyond his activism, Ady Barkan was a devoted father and King’s life partner for 18 years. He fought tenaciously for the 24/7 care that allowed him to be at home with his family until the end of his life. His caregivers, who became an integral part of their family, provided invaluable support, enabling them to face Ady’s health challenges together as a family. King expressed her heartfelt gratitude to these incredible caregivers and all those who have supported Ady and their family throughout the years.

Ady Barkan’s legacy is not only his healthcare advocacy but also the movement he tirelessly built through “Be A Hero.” His battle against ALS since his diagnosis in 2016 was an inspiration for many and a testament to his unwavering dedication to the cause. The 2021 documentary “Not Going Quietly,” directed by Nicholas Bruckman, chronicled Ady Barkan’s national campaign for healthcare reform, demonstrating his enduring impact on the fight to save the Affordable Care Act.

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While Ady Barkan may no longer be with us, his spirit, advocacy, and legacy will continue to inspire generations to come, as the impact of his work lives on in the hearts of those he touched and the countless lives he sought to improve.

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