Robert Graham

Liz, my friend,

My heart aches for you in the departure from this world of your beloved Rob. His spirit, and yours, through these last years will remain an inspiration for me, and, no doubt, for many others.

With much love,
Becky

To Liz,
My deepest sympathy to you in the loss of your brother, Rob.

"We're changed now
Not because you left us...
But because you touched us."

You are in my prayful and caring thoughts.

Jeanette

It was a shock to find out about the death of my old "Lead Singer'. We shared many hours of laughter and song, and you are now missed very much. I know this world will be a quieter, sadder place without your laughter and stories, and it will be a less interesting world, knowing that now you are gone from it. I pray for those you left behind - this is our season of mourning. R.I.P., "Grambo".

Rob was my dear friend, and since I cannot recount all the great times we shared, suffice it to say he was like another brother to me. I will miss you my dear friend, my amigo. But, I know we'll see each other on the other side. We'll just pick up the friendship where we left off.

My thoughts and prayers are with the
family at this time.

Betty Wann
Corsicana, Texas.

Rob and I grew up like brothers. We were inseparable from Drane Junior High on through High School and beyond - even to the end. He and I worked together at the same company in Chicago, then transferred back to the Dallas office together. I remember so many good times and so much laughter...and getting into way too much trouble together: like the time we claimed to have "put a light in the beacon" at Drane Junior High after being caught in the attic by Mr. Allen; the time a deputy sheriff...

Robert Graham was a close and dear friend. I will miss him greatly. My dearest memories were of our great season of 1963, where we beat'em all..14-0! I will always remember our good times....and laughs for the rest of my life..All Hail Corsicana...Yea Tigers! Tigers Fight!..Jim Hagle

Robert Edward was my all time favorite cousin out of twenty some odd. We spent a big part of every summer together when we were kids. We lost track of each other during our middle years, but reconnected in our later years. Rob had the heart of a lion and the soul of a lamb. Go with God, Cuz!

I will always have good memories of Robert. He was a good friend and he will be greatly missed. Our years playing football together are a treasure in my heart...especially the 1963 "perfect season" when we played side by side, him at right tackle and me at right guard. My thoughts and prayers are with the family during this time.

Jim Wood