STEPHEN J. GRAHAM

To Steve and family - My deepest condolence on the loss of your Father, Wish you all strength, courage and grace at this sad time. Love, "Auntie Millie"

Steve, Peggy, and Brian, Please accept my sincere sympathies on the lost of your beloved Dad. I was fortunate to meet him last month and we spent some time remembering the good times we all shared on Westglow St. He is now at peace with your mom and most of all his Kathy. You are all in my prayers.

Sincerely,
Nancy Devin

Brian, Barbie, and the entire Graham Family
I was saddened to hear about your Dad this morning and want to express my deepest sympathy to all of you. Both your Mom and Dad were very good to all of us as we grew up in Dorchester together. Nothing but fond memories

I just caught your Dad's death notice in the Globe! I'll never be able to make the wake but I wanted you to know what a special guy he was......a true citizen of Dorchester and all that is good in our community. I saw him a while back at the ceremony for George Kennealey's memorial stone at St. Ann's and we had a great chat. I'll cherish the memory of this good man. May he rest in peace.

Peggy and Family,
I'm so sorry to hear about your Dad. Your in my prayers and thoughts.Love,
Pat Kinsella Landi

Will remember Steve at Mass this weekend.

Peggy and family - You have my sincere sympathy on the passing of your Dad. I recall him from "back in the day". You may not remember the name - I went to school with you at St. Ann's. I am wishing you peace during this difficult time and hope your fond memories will sustain you.
Ann Calabro Parnell

Peggy, Steve and family,
We will always remember your dad as a great neighbor and friend. From their days in St. Anne's to the BIG move to St. Brendan's, Steve and Marie were of the few people who could claim dual Parish allegiance without raising eyebrows. They were loved by all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, all, at this time.