Contributions to the tribute of Gregory Lee Graham

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Rick David posted a condolence

Thursday, April 28, 2022

Kathy, I was saddened when I heard about Greg's passing. I remember Greg as being one of those people that made everyone feel better just being around him. He was a kind person who treated everyone with respect. I don't think there was anyone that worked with him that didn't;\'t like him.I haven't seen him or you in years and hope you both were able to enjoy these last few years. Life goes on and I know that it will never be the same but the good memories will outweigh the sadness you will feel. Know that Greg made the world a better place while he was here.

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Ross Phifer posted a condolence

Sunday, April 24, 2022

The news of Greg's passing is very sad. I've not had the opportunity to meet you, Kathy, Gerry, or Sandy but I wish to leave a memory of Greg. Greg was my pledge son at the TKE fraternity. He joined me on the Wrestling team for a brief period, but found himself in an uphill battle for a chance to wrestle other than in practice. That did not matter. Our chapter led the social activities on campus, led the student government, and led many charatable efforts. Greg participated in all of that and could be found midst the camaraderie at all times. He joined, pitched in and contributed. And he was a friend to all. The steriotype fraternity man is that of a jock, drinking buddy, and rolicking non-student. We did all of that, yet left a legacy of outstanding leadership in our wake. The TKE house was a collection of young men who one day would lead their own family, or workplace, or friends. To a man they were achievers. I was honored to have Greg stand at my side when I married my high schjool sweatheart, Karen. Greg knew her well as she also attended NIU. I regret that he and I did not stay connected after college, but we moved to the east coast and distance becomes a hinderance. His passing hits hard. I should have been closer when he was in need. Thank you for being with Greg. Regards, Ross Phifer

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Katherine Faulkner posted a condolence

Friday, April 22, 2022

Dear Kathy and all of us who loved Greg. He will be missed. I already started missing him whipping into our driveway in the Cooper when he saw the garage door open. Stopping for a quick chat as he contemplated next errand. Always a great conversation, though we tended to agree on many things. A wealth of information and sincere curiosity of others. I’m so glad I knew him and I know Ron, RJ and Matt are better for knowing him also. Peace out, brother.

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Dale and Steve Tombs posted a condolence

Saturday, April 16, 2022

No Words Went to get a card today There were no words to capture all the years of those twinkly blue eyes sly remarks loving kindness No words to relay all the feelings gourmet meals music, TS Eliot, faith flowers & rasberries Hilton Head & the beach No words for the laughter friendship kinship family Kathy honey We have loss & sadness Greg is free leaving us with everlasting love everlasting love those are the words Love, Dale and Steve

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Wayne goebel posted a condolence

Saturday, April 16, 2022

All our love and prayers. Linda, mike,Mike,. Sandy, and wayne

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The family of Gregory Lee Graham uploaded a photo

Thursday, April 14, 2022

Gregory Lee Graham

1942 - 2022

In Loving Memory

Gregory Graham

1942 - 2022