FORT COLLINS
Graham — Bill D. Graham, 80, Fort Collins, formerly of Pueblo, Oct. 11. Bohlender Funeral Chapel, Fort Collins.
Pueblo Chieftain Vital Stats Sat Oct 15 2016
Bill D. Graham passed away on Oct. 11, 2016, in Fort Collins, Colo., following his courageous battle against liver cancer. Bill was born Sept. 2, 1936, to J.E.
Graham and Lorita Sparkman Graham. He spent his entire adult career in the construction field working through the ranks from laborer, carpenter, foreman, general foreman, assistant superintendent to project and site superintendent. His projects ranged from small tenant finishes to groundup construction and high-end finishes on banks, medical, churches, hotels and historical renovations, as well as industrial warehouse and civil projects. He demanded uncompromising quality on every job. He had a love for ISC softball and enjoyed many years playing on various teams and playing in several world tournaments. His hobbies included being a passionate artist, using oils, pen and ink, and wood. He also enjoyed fishing and hunting. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Laura; child ren, Todd, Wren, Allen and Tiffany Graham. His grandchildren include Drake Marion, Reese Graham, Aaron Graham, Chantel Graham and T.J. Fredrick. He is survived by several brothers, Jack, Bobby (Joy), Nick (Marva), Dale (Karen); and one sister, Betty Kay (Gary); as well as several nieces and nephews. Preceding Bill in death were his parents and a brother, Kenneth. He will be missed by many, his family and friends through the years, but always will be in our hearts, souls and minds.
A celebration of life will be planned at a later
date.
Pueblo Chieftain Sun Oct 16 2016
Graham — Bill D. Graham, 80, Fort Collins, formerly of Pueblo, Oct. 11. Bohlender Funeral Chapel, Fort Collins.
Pueblo Chieftain Vital Stats Sat Oct 15 2016
Bill D. Graham passed away on Oct. 11, 2016, in Fort Collins, Colo., following his courageous battle against liver cancer. Bill was born Sept. 2, 1936, to J.E.
Graham and Lorita Sparkman Graham. He spent his entire adult career in the construction field working through the ranks from laborer, carpenter, foreman, general foreman, assistant superintendent to project and site superintendent. His projects ranged from small tenant finishes to groundup construction and high-end finishes on banks, medical, churches, hotels and historical renovations, as well as industrial warehouse and civil projects. He demanded uncompromising quality on every job. He had a love for ISC softball and enjoyed many years playing on various teams and playing in several world tournaments. His hobbies included being a passionate artist, using oils, pen and ink, and wood. He also enjoyed fishing and hunting. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Laura; child ren, Todd, Wren, Allen and Tiffany Graham. His grandchildren include Drake Marion, Reese Graham, Aaron Graham, Chantel Graham and T.J. Fredrick. He is survived by several brothers, Jack, Bobby (Joy), Nick (Marva), Dale (Karen); and one sister, Betty Kay (Gary); as well as several nieces and nephews. Preceding Bill in death were his parents and a brother, Kenneth. He will be missed by many, his family and friends through the years, but always will be in our hearts, souls and minds.
A celebration of life will be planned at a later
date.
Pueblo Chieftain Sun Oct 16 2016
FORT COLLINS
Graham — Bill D. Graham, 80, Fort Collins, formerly of Pueblo, Oct. 11. Bohlender Funeral Chapel, Fort Collins.
Pueblo Chieftain Vital Stats Sat Oct 15 2016
Bill D. Graham passed away on Oct. 11, 2016, in Fort Collins, Colo., following his courageous battle against liver cancer. Bill was born Sept. 2, 1936, to J.E.
Graham and Lorita Sparkman Graham. He spent his entire adult career in the construction field working through the ranks from laborer, carpenter, foreman, general foreman, assistant superintendent to project and site superintendent. His projects ranged from small tenant finishes to groundup construction and high-end finishes on banks, medical, churches, hotels and historical renovations, as well as industrial warehouse and civil projects. He demanded uncompromising quality on every job. He had a love for ISC softball and enjoyed many years playing on various teams and playing in several world tournaments. His hobbies included being a passionate artist, using oils, pen and ink, and wood. He also enjoyed fishing and hunting. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Laura; child ren, Todd, Wren, Allen and Tiffany Graham. His grandchildren include Drake Marion, Reese Graham, Aaron Graham, Chantel Graham and T.J. Fredrick. He is survived by several brothers, Jack, Bobby (Joy), Nick (Marva), Dale (Karen); and one sister, Betty Kay (Gary); as well as several nieces and nephews. Preceding Bill in death were his parents and a brother, Kenneth. He will be missed by many, his family and friends through the years, but always will be in our hearts, souls and minds.
A celebration of life will be planned at a later
date.
Pueblo Chieftain Sun Oct 16 2016
Graham — Bill D. Graham, 80, Fort Collins, formerly of Pueblo, Oct. 11. Bohlender Funeral Chapel, Fort Collins.
Pueblo Chieftain Vital Stats Sat Oct 15 2016
Bill D. Graham passed away on Oct. 11, 2016, in Fort Collins, Colo., following his courageous battle against liver cancer. Bill was born Sept. 2, 1936, to J.E.
Graham and Lorita Sparkman Graham. He spent his entire adult career in the construction field working through the ranks from laborer, carpenter, foreman, general foreman, assistant superintendent to project and site superintendent. His projects ranged from small tenant finishes to groundup construction and high-end finishes on banks, medical, churches, hotels and historical renovations, as well as industrial warehouse and civil projects. He demanded uncompromising quality on every job. He had a love for ISC softball and enjoyed many years playing on various teams and playing in several world tournaments. His hobbies included being a passionate artist, using oils, pen and ink, and wood. He also enjoyed fishing and hunting. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Laura; child ren, Todd, Wren, Allen and Tiffany Graham. His grandchildren include Drake Marion, Reese Graham, Aaron Graham, Chantel Graham and T.J. Fredrick. He is survived by several brothers, Jack, Bobby (Joy), Nick (Marva), Dale (Karen); and one sister, Betty Kay (Gary); as well as several nieces and nephews. Preceding Bill in death were his parents and a brother, Kenneth. He will be missed by many, his family and friends through the years, but always will be in our hearts, souls and minds.
A celebration of life will be planned at a later
date.
Pueblo Chieftain Sun Oct 16 2016
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