Mark GRAHAM

Mark Graham's Day of Glory was July 7th, 2025. He is now in the presence of our Savior and reunited with his son, Hunter. Although we are deeply saddened by Mark's absence, our family is experiencing the supernatural peace that can only come from the Lord, knowing that Mark's sincere personal relationship with Jesus Christ was genuine and real. God's Word gives us the certainty that those who commit their life to the Lord will have eternal life. We rejoice that this is not the end for Mark, but the beginning. We look forward to being reunited with Mark and Hunter because of our shared faith in Christ.

Mark and Diana cherished their time together on the island of Lanai, which he often called his "happy place." He also loved spending time with his children, Kylie, John, and Katherine, along with their families. His grandchildren brought him immense joy and pride. Mark built a successful career as a financial advisor and found deep fulfillment in serving his clients. Though he was nearing retirement, he often wondered if he would ever truly step away.

Mark was a true follower of Christ, not just in belief, but in the way he lived, loved, and stood firm in faith. His life was a powerful testimony to God's truth and grace. He was courageous in the face of trials, unwavering in conviction, and never afraid to speak truth in love. He earnestly sought to make every decision, every word, and every action a reflection of his unwavering devotion to the Lord.

He was a warrior, not in the worldly sense, but in the spiritual sense, fighting daily to uphold righteousness, to intercede for others in prayer and action, to defend the vulnerable, and to stand boldly for Christ even when it was costly. His strength came not from himself, but from the Holy Spirit working through him, and he carried that strength with deep humility in Christ.

Whether in public or in private, in times of joy or in suffering, he lived for one purpose: to glorify God and point others to Him. His legacy is not just in what he did, but in who he was-faithful, bold, and deeply rooted in Christ.

Mark's impact on so many lives is undeniable, and he is already deeply missed. Each of our lives is richer because of him. We thank the Lord for Mark's life and for the many incredible ways God used him. His lasting influence is a testament to the grace of God working through him.

We rejoice in knowing that we will be reunited with him one day.

With heartfelt sorrow but unwavering hope in Christ, we invite you to join us in celebrating the life and legacy of our beloved Mark. The Memorial Service will be held at Life Center Church, at 1202 N. Government Way, Spokane, Washington, on Saturday, August 2nd, at 2 P.M.