The Greensboro College community, alongside countless friends, students, and colleagues, is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Professor William Perry Morgan, a cherished educator, artist, and mentor who tragically passed away on Friday, August 29, 2025, following a car accident in Greensboro, North Carolina. He was 64 years old.
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Professor Morgan served as the Theatre Professor and Director of the Musical Theatre Program at Greensboro College, dedicating his life to inspiring creativity and nurturing talent. Known for his remarkable vision for the stage, he influenced generations of students, helping them develop both their professional skills and personal confidence. His commitment to the transformative power of art and theatre left a lasting impact on the college and the wider theatre community.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, William was remembered as a kindhearted and generous soul, whose warmth and encouragement made everyone feel valued. Students and colleagues alike praised his ability to create a safe space for expression, where creativity could flourish. His laughter, wisdom, and guidance left an enduring mark on all who had the privilege of knowing him.
Greensboro College issued a heartfelt statement, calling Professor Morgan “deeply loved and respected in the Greensboro College community and the theatre community at large.” His passing leaves a void that cannot be filled, yet his legacy lives on through the countless lives he touched, the performances he brought to life, and the students he guided toward realizing their dreams.
A memorial service to celebrate Professor Morgan’s life, art, and lasting influence will be announced in the coming days. Family, friends, students, and colleagues are encouraged to come together to honor a life dedicated to creativity, education, and compassion.
While his curtain may have closed on this earth, Professor William Perry Morgan’s light and impact will continue to shine through the students, performances, and memories he leaves behind.