Dr. Maya Angelou's Memorial Service [LIVE STREAM] Watch Now!!

Dr. Maya Angelou, the woman of many roles. She was a poet, actress, author, mentor, civil rights activist, mother and friend to the world. Today, millions will say their goodbyes to a woman that touched so many lives.

MStars News previously reported that Dr. Maya Angelou's funeral service would be available to watch through live stream from Wake Forest University, where the educator taught American Studies since 1982.

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For the past four decades, Dr. Maya Angelou inspired thousands of students to become better writers, and human beings. The great poet died on Wednesday, May 28, at her home in Winston-Salem, NC. She was 86-years-old.

Fans and loved ones have taken this moment to write letters, goodbyes, and thoughts they have to Angelou via Wake Forest University website.

MrsNag Infinity wrote, "what a phenomenal woman!!!.. R. I. P Maya Angelou! #myangelofwisdom"

Dianne Carter said, "Dr. Angelou inspired my imagination and love of language at a very early age. When I was a little girl, in Orange County, California, I watched a college level tele-course taught my Dr. Angelou, sitting riveted to her every word. She painted such vivid pictures with words. I adored her. She will not be forgotten."

Vivian Grace Rankin-Scales wrote, "Thank you Mama Maya as I affectionately call you because you continued the teaching process that parents and caregivers start for many people on this planet. Your words rooted in experience, truth and compassion continue to heal world."

Continue reading the heartfelt letters to the "Phenomenal Woman," and

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE LIVE STREAM OF THE MEMORIAL SERIVICE.