Question: What is the name of Woodroof ex wife?
About the article "Dallas Buyers Club", section "Differences between the film and reality".

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The characters of Rayon and Dr. Eve Saks were fictional; the writers had interviewed transgender AIDS patients, activists, and doctors for the film and combined these stories to create the two composite supporting roles.
However, Woodroof did lose all his friends after they found out he was HIV-positive.
In his interviews with Borten, Woodroof implied that this, along with interactions with gay people living with AIDS through the buyers club, led to a rethinking of his apparent anti-gay sentiments and changed his views on gay people.
Other people who knew him said that he did not harbor anti-gay sentiments and was himself bisexual.
Also, while a rodeo enthusiast, he never rode any bulls himself.
Although the film shows Woodroof diagnosed in 1985, he told Borten that a doctor had informed him he might have the disease well before that; Woodroof believed he may have been infected in 1981, something that was briefly alluded to in a flashback in the film.
While Woodroof was known for outlandish behavior, according to those who knew him, both the film and McConaughey made him rougher than he actually was, describing him as "outrageous, but not confrontational" and not as obviously anti-gay earlier in his life.
The real Woodroof also had an ex-wife, Brenda, a daughter and a sister who were not approached by the writers and were left out of the script to make the film more of a character study.
The Martha Woodroof Hiden Memorial Collection was first dedicated on May 27, 1976 and was housed in the West Avenue Library of the Newport News Public Library System.
The collection was named after longtime Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Newport News Public Library Inc. Mrs. Hiden served as Chair of the Board of Trustees from 1927 to 1952.
She was well known in genealogy circles and was herself instrumental in the preservation of Virginia County Records.
The Martha Woodroof Hiden Memorial Collection contains the local and family history materials for the City of Newport News, Virginia.
The collection resides in the Virginiana Room in the Main Street Library of the Newport News Public Library System.
The primary purpose of the Martha Woodroof Hiden Memorial Collection is to serve as the main clearinghouse for family and local history of the City of Newport News, Virginia, including the extinct County and City of Warwick.
Additionally, it is the purpose of the collection to preserve and provide access to materials of local historic significance to the public.
The Martha Woodroof Hiden Memorial Collection contains a wealth of information on the history of the City of Newport News, Warwick County and of the Commonwealth of Virginia in general.
A portion of the main holdings include Newport News City Directories from 1898 to the present, high school annuals, photographs, maps, the local newspaper The Daily Press on microfilm from 1896 to the present, a collection of over five thousand books and journals as well as many other notable materials.
The prized collection of the Martha Woodroof Hiden Collection is the papers and maps from the Old Dominion Land Company.
The Company was created by railroad magnate Collis Potter Huntington and his associates in 1880.
The purpose of the company was to purchase, hold and develop land needed for the extension of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway line from Richmond, Virginia to the port of Newport News.
While fulfilling its mission, the Old Dominion Land Company planned and developed the original City of Newport News including street layout, utilities, reservoir system and sewer system.
Also, the company played a major role in the development of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company.
In 1996 When the Newport News Public Library System opened the Main Street Library the Martha Woodroof Hiden Collection was moved into a new climate controlled room in a new library building more centrally located.
On April 14, 1996 the collection was re-dedicated at the Main Street Library where it currently resides.
In 2005, the building was placed on the Virginia Landmarks Register and the National Register of Historic Places. 
Woodroof was the subject of a lengthy 1992 article in "The Dallas Morning News" written by journalist and author Bill Minutaglio.
A month before Woodroof died in September 1992, screenwriter Craig Borten interviewed him to create the screenplay; Borten recorded many hours of interviews with Woodroof and had access to his personal journals.
Borten drafted 10 different scripts for what he believed would make a great movie and attempted to attract interest in making the film in the mid 1990s, with Dennis Hopper to direct and Woody Harrelson as Woodroof, but the film was unable to secure financial backing.
Jared Leto has admitted that he was sent a script but never read it.
In the late 1990s, Marc Forster was approached to direct and Brad Pitt was to play the role of Ron, but script and personnel delays kept the film from being produced and both Pitt and Forster eventually moved on.
"Dallas Buyers Club", by 2008, had become Hollywood's longest stalled script when director Craig Gillespie and Ryan Gosling were then in talks with the producers until Jean-Marc Vallée and Matthew McConaughey signed up.
Woodroof's sister was reportedly pleased with the casting of McConaughey as Ron Woodroof because he had a similar swagger and personality.
She had shown concern earlier in the development process when Pitt and Gosling were attached, due to their personalities not matching Woodroof's.
McConaughey lost for the role, going from to .
He reportedly stayed indoors in his Texas mansion for six months to become paler and ceased socializing and had to find new ways to entertain himself, which made him "smarter".
When he reached as low as 143 lbs, his eyesight began to fail.
He began to feel extremely weak to the point that he'd be sore from doing five push-ups and his legs would lock up after running 30 feet.
Leto lost over for the role and confessed to having stopped eating to lose weight quicker; his lowest record weight was .
Principal photography began in New Orleans, Louisiana in mid-2012.
Jennifer Garner has stated that the film was shot very quickly over just 25 days and has remarked that McConaughey "gave an even wilder performance in takes that didn't appear onscreen".
McConaughey stated that "I was riding a new way of making a film.
There were no lights, one camera, 15-minute takes."
Limestone County comprises the Thirty-Ninth Judicial Circuit of Alabama.
The Thirty-Ninth Judicial Circuit was created in the early 1980s when Limestone County broke away from Morgan County to form its own circuit.
The Thirty-Ninth Judicial Circuit has two circuit judges and two district judges.
The two circuit judges are Judge James W. Woodroof and Judge Robert M. Baker.
The two district judges are Judge Jeanne W. Anderson and Judge Jerry L. Batts.
The current District Attorney is Brian C.T.
The current Sheriff of Limestone County is Mike Blakely, who has been sheriff for 7 terms (since 1982).
The term for sheriff is 4 years, and there is no term limit.
Stanley Menefee (R) is the Chairman of the County Commission. 
 Mrs. Tipton (unseen) London's mother and Mr. Tipton's third ex-wife.
Divorced from Mr. Tipton and remarried, she visited London's sweet sixteen party but remains unseen.
According to London, her mother never stays in one place for long, seeming to disappear off the face of the Earth.
According to Mr. Moseby, she has extremely strong arms.
In "Twister: Part 3" she was said to be Mr. Tipton's third wife.
Stepmother 1 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's fourth ex-wife.
She thought she and Mr. Tipton would be together for a long time.
Stepmother 2 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's fifth ex-wife.
She believed she and Mr. Tipton were soul mates.
They were divorced and remarried Louise Tipton (Stepmother 3) (unseen) Mr. Tipton's sixth ex-wife.
She was with Mr. Tipton for the shortest time.
She refers to London as "that kid" and London refers to her as "that woman".
She was mentioned in "A London Carol", where London said she only hugged her once just to pick her pocket.
Stepmother 4 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's seventh ex-wife.
Brandi Tipton (Stepmother 5) (played by T Lopez) Mr. Tipton's eighth ex-wife seen in "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody" episode "What the Hey".
She was Mr. Tipton's assistant.
She comes to visit London, but they do not get along well.
Over the course of the episode they become friendlier to each other.
Brandi, out of all the stepmothers, has been shown to have the most concern for London.
They were remarried and redivorced.
In "Mr. Tipton Comes To Visit", it is suggested that he has remarried when London says ""All 12 of Daddy's wedding cakes have been that flavor (German Chocolate)"".
Stepmother 6 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's ninth ex-wife.
Mr. Moseby revealed that he was the best man at their wedding in "Twister Part 3".
Stepmother 7 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's tenth ex-wife.
She was Mr. Tipton's assistant.
Stepmother 8 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's eleventh ex-wife.
Stepmother 9 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's twelfth ex-wife.
Stepmother 10 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's thirteenth ex-wife.
London refers to her as "Mommy #11".
Stepmother 11 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's fourteenth ex-wife.
London refers to her as "Mommy #12".
Stepmother 12 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's fifteenth ex-wife.
Karina Tipton (Stepmother 13) (played by Briana Lane) Mr. Tipton's sixteenth ex-wife.
She appears in the episode "Ala-ka-scram!"
on "The Suite Life on Deck" as the magician's assistant.
London and Armando start dating, so London gets jealous of Karina and tells her dad to "get rid of her", but he marries her instead.
Stepmother 14 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's seventeenth ex-wife.
Stepmother 15 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's eighteenth ex-wife.
Stepmother 16 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's nineteenth ex-wife.
Stepmother 17 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's twentieth ex-wife.
Stepmother 18 (unseen) Mr. Tipton's current wife.