Death date: Jan 1, 0001
Mother Ethel Harriet Graham Ethel Harriet Graham was born in Central (Silver City) New Mexico to Maurice and Ethel Hubbard on October 17, 1921. Ethel was one of seven siblings whom have all preceded her in death. (Vera, Mamie, Read Obituary
My sincere condolences to Ms. Delfina Graham and family: My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.With Deepest Sympathy,Darlene Carroll
and FamilyWritten by: Betty J McCulloughOur sincere condolences to Mrs. Sylvia Graham-Wilson and familyOur thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.
Lovely Ethel;I will continue to cherish you during your time at the ‘Orchard Senior Housing’ where health continue to decline and left me with an empty space once you exist the building. May your journey reach the place that we have been taught when our ancestors passed the Caribbean sea.
Momma, You were and will always be my rock and my angel. I will miss you tremendously, but will cherish all of the many wonderful memories we made together. When I told you that my dad made THE best sweet potato pies, you begged to differ, saying that YOUR’S was the best. I never tasted your pie, so I guess that was your way of giving in to my truth without really giving in. LOL I will miss your laugh. Like you, I cry when I laugh. I’ll never forget the time you literally flew down the front steps of the house on 98th. As I stood at the top of the stairs, with fear in my eyes, knowing that the scenario I was watching before my eyes, and could do absolutely nothing to stop it, was not going to end pretty. Only you mom, when you finally came to a halt, with your body half way underneath the parked car in the driveway, let out the biggest belly laugh imaginable. I said to my self, this lady must have knocked herself silly. But you were fine. Not a scratch. Then we both laughed and laughed. Sleep on my dear mother. You’ve got your crown….You’ve made it in and now reunited with your beloved husband. Sending Love, Hugs, and Kisses to Heaven…..Till we meet again. Sylvia Graham-Wilson
My sincere condolences to Ms. Graham and family: Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. I wanted to share a thought from the Bible at Rev 21:3,4 where it says “God will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry or pain be anymore, the former things have passed away.” Yes, God’s word gives us much hope for the future when these things will be no more. The Bible promises that one day soon we will be able to be reunited with our loved ones. John 5:28, 29With Deepest Sympathy,Deborah Soma
