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“ I Will If I Have To Go By Myself”
January 21, 1947 - O.C. Graham Jr. - November 5, 2024
O.C. Graham Jr., born on January 21, 1947, in Raleigh, Florida, to the late Lonnie Mae Graham and O.C. Graham Sr., passed away November 5, 2024. He was a cherished member of his community, known for his hard work, generosity, and love for family.
He attended Williston Vocational School, Class of 1965, O.C. went on to enjoy a fulfilling career as a truck driver, retiring after 47 dedicated years on the road. He took great pride in his work and the many friendships he made along the way.
Beyond his career, O.C. was an exceptional cook, known to delight family and friends with his delicious meals. He found joy in simple pleasures, like tending to his beloved goats, working in his yard, and spending quality time with those he cared about most.
O.C. was preceded in death by Alphonso Graham, Willie George Graham, Eddie Burnett, and his sister Marcia Webb.
He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him, but his legacy of kindness, hard work, and good humor will live on in the hearts of many.
He leaves behind his wife Betty Graham, 2 daughters: Dionne Graham and Ashley Graham; 2 sons: Marshall Thompson and Maurice Graham; 5 grands: Tiara Clayton, Marquis Graham(Shelby), Lasherrah Graham, Jalen Yarber, Maurice Graham Jr., and 7 great grands: Azaria Merricks, Drew Merricks, Jayla Yarber, Ava Clayton, Alivia Clayton, Alivia Graham, and Denvr Yarber; 5 sisters : Aloria Willis, Ella Jean Williams, Charlotte Cox, Thelma Kendrick and Sandra Roberts, and 1 brother: Alvin Graham; 1 Aunt : Bernice Williams, 1 Godson: Mack Harris Jr.; 2 sister - in laws: Gwendolyn Harris ( Mack), and Paula Penny ( Patrick ); a Special Friend: JB Thompson, And a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
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