Phoenix, Arizona
Michael A. Graham, 52, of Scottsdale, AZ passed away July 17, 2004. Born in Toledo, 0H on April 21, 1952, he moved to Arizona 24 years ago from Ohio. He was the owner of Graham & Associates Law Firm in Phoenix for 20 years. He is survived by his wife, Mary; daughter, Jenna Rose Graham;...
Read MoreI have just learned of Michael's passing. I am an urban planner. Michael and I met years ago when I provided minor research for a condemnation case. Although I was not a major team member, I was enveloped and charmed by Michael's charisma. I think of him often and will miss him very much.
Katherine Wisehart
August 17, 2004 | Phoenix, AZ
Thank you for being our friend. Wendi, Barney, Jordan, and Bryan Lyles
Wendi Lyles
July 24, 2004 | Denver, CO
Our deepest sympathy go out to
the Graham family and co workeres.
Our daugther Dena worked for Micheal
till May of last year. She is in
the peace Corp. in Aremenia now.
Micheal was very supportive of her
and her plans.He was also very generous and kind to her and us.
Dean and Patsy Lewerke
July 21, 2004 | Iowa Falls, IA
I knew Michael in 7th grade in Ohio.
We were great friends through high school, then we moved moved. My deepest sympathy to his family.
Linda Ruse
July 20, 2004 | Thousand Oaks, CA
I had the privilege of getting to know Michael while working on a trial in Phoenix. He proved to be a wonderful person with a true zest for life and genuine appreciation for those around him. I know he will be missed.
Scott Minning
July 20, 2004 | Washington, DC
I’ve had the pleasure of working with Michael and Mary for years. Michael had the tenacity and intellect to run a successful law firm, but also possessed kindness and sincerity when dealing with others. Family and friends will continue to witness Michael’s love, generosity, and wit, through Mary, who is blessed with those same wonderful qualities.
Robert Marsh
July 20, 2004 | Phoenix, AZ
It was my privilege to become acquainted with Michael and be able to say that I worked for him. The world will be less compassionate and much less fun without him. My sincere sympathies to his friends, family and work family. Shelley
Shelley McKinstry
July 20, 2004 | Denver, CO
It was an honor and a privilege to have known Michael and to have worked with him. At first meeting Michael, he had a way of making you feel like you've known him for years - that was his wonderful, magnetic personality. Michael will be missed and remembered always - with admiration and love. With my deepest sympathies to Mary (and family)- through this difficult time, may you find comfort in your friends and family and the wonderful memories of the life you shared with Michael.
Judy Gale
July 20, 2004 | Phoneix, AZ
