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'Grief is love lost': UNC community dedicates permanent memorial to James Cates


Bouquets of roses and sunflowers lay on the bricks in front of the permanent memorial for James Lewis Cates Jr. On a cold November afternoon, a crowd gathered around a temporary stage. “Our community dedicates the memorial in honor of James Cates,” the memorial plaque reads, “whose life has not been and will not be forgotten.” (Daily Tar Heel)

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'Grief is love lost': UNC community dedicates permanent memorial to James Cates


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