Marylin Graham

I am so sorry for the loss of Marilyn May she rest in peace. Much much hugs from me to all of you....

Dear Paul and Family, there are no words to alleviate your loss and sorrow. Just try to keep in mind that, "Earth hath no sorrow that heaven cannot heal". God Bless all of you.

To Paul, Charlie and Rob, so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers are with you.

Thinking of you all during this very difficult time.

I would like to send my condulences to the Graham family I played hockey with her son Charlie I did not know his mom very well but I would like to send my condolences to the family.

Paul, Charlie, Rob, Sherry our words cannot express our deepest condolences for the loss of this precious lady, wife, mother ,grandmother friend, Marylin. We are so thankful for her life and witness that so clearly displayed her love for her Lord and Saviour and for her deep concern for the loss. We cherish the sweet fellowship we had with her the night before her passing, and as she worshiped in pure heart and spoke of those who did not know her Saviour Jesus Christ, and the deep concern she has to see other saved. How blessed we are to have been a part of her life, she has enriched us with eternal impression on us, of a soul, who was so selfless, so full of love for others, that it has touched us in a profound way. We love you all dearly, you are in our prayers, be encouraged, that Marylin is free, whole, walking with her saviour and waiting, as we also wait to be home with her for eternity ....in His Love Garry Dianne

I am sad to hear about the loss of Marilyn. Please accept my sincere sympathy at this very sad time. Freda Ritchie

Uncle Paul, Rob, Sherry, and Charlie I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I did not see Marylin that often, but always appreciated her kind and loving nature. Please accept my deepest condolences for all of you.

Uncle Paul, Sherry, Rob and Charlie, we are all deeply saddened at the news of Aunt Marilyn's sudden passing. She was a lovely lady whose warm smile brightened the room and touched those around her. Our heartfelt condolences to all of you and God bless.

Dear 'Uncle' Paul, and Rob, Sherry, Charlie: The last time I saw and talked with 'Aunt' Marilyn may have been at my sister Michelle's wedding some years ago, but I think of you both often. As a child I rejoiced whenever Dad announced, 'Paul and Marilyn are coming down' -- and then the front door would swing open and your merry faces and joyful voices would ring through our house. Marilyn, though at times soft-spoken, had a deeply loving, steadfast, kind and generous nature. I loved to hear stories of the group of you, fishing, hunting, eating perogies, laughing and adventuring together, in the years before I was born. I remember that she too loved to listen and laugh as my Dad and Paul retold one of their many fish stories. I very much admired her incredible commitment to her family and to her faith, and I will not forget her. I am thinking of you all now with much heart and prayer. Lots of love.

Paul and family, I am very sorry for your loss. My condolences to all.

I am sorry for the loss of Marilyn........are any of you related to Linda Lee Graham(married name?)from Windsor,ontario whose dad was a forman at a factory(and Scottish)? If you know Linda I would love to reconnect with her Thanx maxibrand5@yahoo.ca

Uncle Paul, Sherry, Rob and Charlie. It has been many many years but I am so sorry to learn of Aunt Marylin's passing. I am thinking of you all right now and remembering the time spent together when you came to BC as well as the times we spent together in Saskatchewan visiting Grandma. I am truly sorry for your loss and hope that you all find peace. Much love.