Our time with Woody

Posted Mar 7, 2019
It was one year ago today, on March 7, 2018, that we received the sad news that Woody Durham had lost his gallant battle with primary progressive aphasia, a neurocognitive disorder that affects language expression. On this first anniversary of his passing, Morton collection volunteer Jack Hilliard looks back on our time with Woody. (UNC.edu)

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