James E. Graham Jr.

Jim was union president and I was in management he was always fair and upfront with me. May God bless you and family

In loving memory of a wonderful person.

Mr. Jimmy Grahm, was one of the best. He was my childhood mailman and later in life one of the first Union Presidents to endorse me for public office. Years later we met again at the Holyoke Soldiers Home. I also had a chance to meet his loving and dedicated wife Louise, who cared for Jimmy every day. I look forward to meeting him again someday. Just not to soon. April 2020
Timmy Rooke
Lived at
22 Thames Street
Hungry Hill.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

My sympathies to your family. I worked with Jimmy and he always looking out for the small guy and protecting them. Now we know that when he gets to heaven, the Big Guy will look out for him.

Dear Louise and the Graham Family,
On behalf of the entire membership of the Westfield River Valley Detachment 141 of the Marine Corps League we express our sincere
condolences for the loss of great husband,father
grandfather and of a United States Marine.
Jim is guarding the Gates of Heaven right now. He will be relieved of his duties at the gate shortly by one of his Marine Brothers.

Bob Peloquin
Senior Vice Commandant-Detachment 141

As a manager,supervisor and friend at the postoffice I found Jim to be fair and honest in his pursuit to do the very best for the letter carriers he represented. Jim will be surely missed. My wife Louise and myself send condolences to his family.

Jim was just one best union men ever