Genevieve Mary Graham

I met Genevieve many years ago when she was my neighbor and the mother of my daughter Nina's dear friend Jenny and also the Mom of my stepson Chris's good friend Jeff. I got to know the Grahams very well with all 4 kids in and out of both houses on a daily basis. Genevieve was a delight to know
She was kind and gentle and always concerned that things were going well. I never worried about Nina when she was in Genevieve's care. I knew she was well looked after. What a good life Genevieve has had with a loving family and much to keep her engaged. She was a huge part of the 10 years we spent in Scotch Plains and added so much to those days. I remember her with love!

Mrs. Graham also welcomed me into her extended family and I was so lucky to spend a lot of time at her home when I was a child with my dear friend Jenny. Mrs. Graham had a lovely sparkle and a great sense of humor. She was so kind and gracious. I feel so fortunate to have so many fond memories of her and her home. Even though I've been so far away for so long since I moved to the west coast, I still feel close to Mrs. Graham and will always remember her warmly. I just want to thank her for being such a positive part of our happy childhoods.
Sending deepest sympathy to the whole Graham Family, from the Joblon family, across the miles and across the years.

I would like to offer my deepest condolences to the family. I met Mrs. Graham and family 51 yrs ago when I became forever friends with Jenny. The whole family became a 2nd family for me. Mrs. G was so good to me and I will always remember her kindness and generosity. I´ll also always remember her homemade applesauce, the cowbell at dinner time, Ovaltine (I still drink daily), her attendance at our horse back riding shows, always being invited to the swim club before our family joined. She also taught me that the raindrops going down the hill were really little soldiers marching. I still remember that when it rains. Many happy memories. She was an amazing woman and will be missed. Earths loss is heavens gain