Edward T. Graham

I was thinking about Bud, who commuted with to the city routinely from Mount Kisco in the 90s, the other day. He was one of the greatest commuters who would always crack me up. He had me laughing about Columbia and Sony all the time. Especially, the time he said they changed his job title to "ToneMeister". So, on his 20 year of his death, I will always enjoy the great Metro-North commuting trips with him and his frumpled rain coat!

I am his granddaughter and I'm so sad that I never met him, I've heard so many amazing stories about him and I know that he is watching over me.

Buddy! You Were The Best! Thank You For Your Friendship.

I am sorry for your loss and may God be with you. I didn't spend much time with Bud but I am glad I was able to help him try and be more comfortable and be some help to you for what little time I was there.

Thank you for your guidance, your good nature, and the legacy of beautiful music you've left behind. It was a privilege and a pleasure to have known you.

You were the sweetest, most generous friend and gracious mentor. I will miss you.

Good bye Buddy and thank you from many of us