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Howard Henry, the first permanent director of Graham Memorial Student Union at
Carolina, died Aug. 28. He was 81.
It was under Henry's guidance that the current Frank Porter Graham Student
Union Building was built and the Carolina Union was established as the major
student programming organization on campus.
Henry served as the union's director until his retirement in 1986. He also was
a member of the Division of Student Affairs. Recognized as a strong student
advocate, Henry was tapped as an honorary member of the Order of the Golden
Fleece.
Henry, who earned his degree at the University of Wisconsin, piloted a B-25
bomber in World War II. He was awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross for his
efforts.
In lieu of flowers, people should make donations to the charity of their
choice.
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