Willie Morris Graves of 5423 Keenan Drive died Sunday, April 28, 2013. He was a native of Rockingham County and a resident of Guilford County for the majority of his life.
Mr. Graves was a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School, Class of 1967 and a veteran of the United States Army. He was a faithful member of Locust Grove Missionary Baptist Church where he served with the Board of Ushers and was a retiree of Lorillard Tobacco Company (45 years of service). In the community, he was a member of the Legionaries.
Survivors are: beloved wife of 46 years, Willie Mae Williamson Graves; sons, Willie L. Graves, Larry N. Graves and Reginald N. Graves (Brantlee); grandchild, Courtney Mc Clelland; sister, Christine Richardson; brother, Robert Graves (Betty); sisters-in-law, Vera Graves, Annie Neal (Clyde), Linda Mitchell, Betty Williamson and Peggy Williamson; brothers-in-law, Robert Hardin, Adolphus Wiliamson and Jimmy Williamson; devoted friend, Clyde Pickard; other relatives and many cherished friends.
Mr. Graves was a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School, Class of 1967 and a veteran of the United States Army. He was a faithful member of Locust Grove Missionary Baptist Church where he served with the Board of Ushers and was a retiree of Lorillard Tobacco Company (45 years of service). In the community, he was a member of the Legionaries.
Survivors are: beloved wife of 46 years, Willie Mae Williamson Graves; sons, Willie L. Graves, Larry N. Graves and Reginald N. Graves (Brantlee); grandchild, Courtney Mc Clelland; sister, Christine Richardson; brother, Robert Graves (Betty); sisters-in-law, Vera Graves, Annie Neal (Clyde), Linda Mitchell, Betty Williamson and Peggy Williamson; brothers-in-law, Robert Hardin, Adolphus Wiliamson and Jimmy Williamson; devoted friend, Clyde Pickard; other relatives and many cherished friends.
Willie Morris Graves of 5423 Keenan Drive died Sunday, April 28, 2013. He was a native of Rockingham County and a resident of Guilford County for the majority of his life.
Mr. Graves was a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School, Class of 1967 and a veteran of the United States Army. He was a faithful member of Locust Grove Missionary Baptist Church where he served with the Board of Ushers and was a retiree of Lorillard Tobacco Company (45 years of service). In the community, he was a member of the Legionaries.
Survivors are: beloved wife of 46 years, Willie Mae Williamson Graves; sons, Willie L. Graves, Larry N. Graves and Reginald N. Graves (Brantlee); grandchild, Courtney Mc Clelland; sister, Christine Richardson; brother, Robert Graves (Betty); sisters-in-law, Vera Graves, Annie Neal (Clyde), Linda Mitchell, Betty Williamson and Peggy Williamson; brothers-in-law, Robert Hardin, Adolphus Wiliamson and Jimmy Williamson; devoted friend, Clyde Pickard; other relatives and many cherished friends.
Mr. Graves was a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School, Class of 1967 and a veteran of the United States Army. He was a faithful member of Locust Grove Missionary Baptist Church where he served with the Board of Ushers and was a retiree of Lorillard Tobacco Company (45 years of service). In the community, he was a member of the Legionaries.
Survivors are: beloved wife of 46 years, Willie Mae Williamson Graves; sons, Willie L. Graves, Larry N. Graves and Reginald N. Graves (Brantlee); grandchild, Courtney Mc Clelland; sister, Christine Richardson; brother, Robert Graves (Betty); sisters-in-law, Vera Graves, Annie Neal (Clyde), Linda Mitchell, Betty Williamson and Peggy Williamson; brothers-in-law, Robert Hardin, Adolphus Wiliamson and Jimmy Williamson; devoted friend, Clyde Pickard; other relatives and many cherished friends.
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