Mrs. McGraw passed away at the age of 90, and resided in Bloomfield Hills. Her parents were the late Alice Marie Cooke and M. Kimball. She was a 1941 graduate of Royal Oak High School, and then graduated with a degree in education, from the University of Michigan. She was a devoted mother of three sons and a daughter. Loving grandmother of eleven, and four great-grandchildren. She had been a substitute teacher, a leader in the Girl Scouts, a Cub Scout Den mother, and an active PTO school volunteer. She also sold real estate. She and her husband Dick built Pudding Stone Farm in 1976, in Fenton. They enjoyed their horses, cats and dogs there, and participated in animal rescue. They relocated to West Bloomfield to be near their children, and later moved to Fox Run in Novi. The Memorial Service and inurnment were held at Christ Church Cranbrook. Arrangements by Wm. Sullivan and Son Funeral Home. .fxs.
Mrs. McGraw passed away at the age of 90, and resided in Bloomfield Hills. Her parents were the late Alice Marie Cooke and M. Kimball. She was a 1941 graduate of Royal Oak High School, and then graduated with a degree in education, from the University of Michigan. She was a devoted mother of three sons and a daughter. Loving grandmother of eleven, and four great-grandchildren. She had been a substitute teacher, a leader in the Girl Scouts, a Cub Scout Den mother, and an active PTO school volunteer. She also sold real estate. She and her husband Dick built Pudding Stone Farm in 1976, in Fenton. They enjoyed their horses, cats and dogs there, and participated in animal rescue. They relocated to West Bloomfield to be near their children, and later moved to Fox Run in Novi. The Memorial Service and inurnment were held at Christ Church Cranbrook. Arrangements by Wm. Sullivan and Son Funeral Home. .fxs.
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