Felix Graham Sherron III

Graham is missed by his ESU family. He had a positive impact on all those he worked with.

To Courtney, Jordan, and Jane and Eli, We are very sad to have just learned about the death of our late mother's dear cousin Graham. My mom, Evelyn Sutton Littleton, grew up in Raleigh just a few miles from little Graham and his brother Wesley and was very close with them and Uncle Graham and Aunt Francis. Growing up, we all have fond memories of Little Graham III as our mom's young and fun cousin. We would love to hear how your family is doing - please feel free to email me at...

Graham will surely be missed by all who ever met him. His kind heart and joy of life made all who were around him happy. He was larger than life.May you rest in peace my friend.

I didn't know Graham for long, but the moments I spent with him are ones I will cherish. He always made feel welcomed and included, I'm glad I got the chance to meet him and have him be apart of my life.

Graham was such a great man and friend. He was generous, kind and genuine. We feel blessed that we were able to know Graham and always enjoyed his company. He will be greatly missed. Our deepest condolences.

I had the privilege of working for and with Graham for a few years at AMSEC and briefly at MARMC Code 253. I offer my sincere condolences to his family and other friends. Graham taught me a lot and made me laugh even more. He was a truly unique person and this world is lesser for his loss. May he eternally Rest In Peace.

My condolences to the family. Graham was a friend and coworker
for many years. He will be missed.

My condolences to your family. I worked with Graham the last two years, he taught me so much and he always found a way to get the best out of everyone. The thing I will miss the most about Graham is him walking off the ship and down the pier while giving me advice about work & life and sharing his weekend plans. He will truly be missed. Rest easy Graham!