Mason Drukman, z”l, died Jan. 6, 2021, in Oakland, Calif. Mason issurvived by his beloved wife, Anne Barrows; his son, Max Drukman; daughter, Sasha Crehan; daughters-in-law, Lisa Feldstein and Susie Drukman; grandchildren, Melissa Crehan, Olivia Feinstein, Sophie Drukman-Feldstein, Emily Drukman; brothers, Melvin and Robert. Mason was predeceased by his son, Sam Drukman.

A longtime resident of the Bay Area, Mason lived in Portland for many years. He was a professor at Reed College, editor at Oregon Times magazine (now defunct) and author of  Wayne Morse, A Political Biography.

 Born in Boston on Feb. 23, 1932, Mason Drukman has had a varied career as factory worker, short-order cook, broadcaster (Armed Forces Radio Service), political scientist (Reed College; University of California, Berkeley), author, editor and administrator (The Learning Community, Portland; Consumers Institute, Wellington, New Zealand; and Survivors International, San Francisco).
In lieu of flowers, remembrances to Survivors International in San Francisco in his memory will be appreciated.