Grant Woods, former Arizona attorney general, dies at 67

By Craig Harris, Maria Polletta | Arizona Republic

Former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods, the prosecutor and politician who frequently broke with his longtime party to support Democratic candidates and causes, died Saturday from a heart attack.

He was 67 years old.

“I am so proud of the man he was, public servant, advocate for the everyday person, lover of music and stories and sports. He made me a better person. I can’t even fathom our lives without him. But we are strong, and a close family and we will work hard to honor his life,” said Marlene Galan Woods, Grant Woods’ wife, in a prepared statement.

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