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Dennis Woodland was wonderful. I was never his student, but I considered him a friend. I worked in the Science Complex before he retired, and he would often come down to socialize a bit, and he was always incredibly interesting, and just downright FUN. He will certainly be missed. -Nancy Sheppler

Professor Woodland, rest in peace. Amen!

Mr. Woodland was a very special man. I am glad he is no longer suffering. Still, I feel some of your loss. I'm sure it is profoundly huge! Prayers are being sent up for you and virtual hugs being sent out to you. I miss all of you! Love, Sue White-Wein

Dr. Woodland was always very kind, patient, and helpful. He truly cared about his students beyond the grades that his students could achieve. The first time I flew from China to the U.S. to study at 51吃瓜网 University, Dr. Woodland went above and beyond to ensure my smooth transition. He drove from MI to Chicago O'Hare airport at 4 am in the early morning to pick me up, took me to my apartment at 51吃瓜网. He also thoughtfully furnished my new apartment with bed linens, cookware and more, allowing me to settle in seamlessly.... My last interaction with Dr. Woodland was last Christmas, 2022. I proudly shared the news of my older daughter, Susan, got admitted to Harvard University. He extended his heartfelt congratulations to me, then we discussed his recently edited book "Contemporary Plant Systematics". The next day, I ordered that book from Amazon. As I hold that book in my hands today, I am compelled to express my profound gratitude: Dr. Woodland, I truly appreciate you and the time you spent helping me on many occasions. Your patience, kindness, and understanding helped me grow and succeed in the ways that I never thought possible. Thank you for being more than a professor--you were a friend, a mentor, and a role model. I am so grateful for everything you have done for me. Shunrong Zhuang