Frederick Graham 79, of Hurricane passed away peacefully on July 26, 2011.
Fred is preceded in death by
his parents, Herbert and Madge Pauline Campbell Graham; stepson Lewis Reynolds;
a sister Bettie Lou Weber.
In 1959, Fred and his father started Graham's Concrete. He was an Army veteran serving in the Korean War, a farmer, member of Putnam County Fair Board for over 25 years; served as Vice President of the Fair Board and actively promoted many projects throughout his tenure on the Fair Board; and a graduate of West Virginia University with a degree in Agriculture. Others areas of interest include President of the Limousine Association for 10 years; Putnam County Tobacco Association for 15 years, and served 20 years in the County and State Farm Bureau where he held numerous offices and committee appointments.
Fred is survived by
his wife, Ruth;
his daughter, Pauline Graham;
stepchildren, Paul Reynolds and his wife, Karen; Karen Marino and her husband, Henry; Belinda Minor and her husband, Mike; Melinda Wooddell and her husband, Mark; Robert Reynolds and his wife Penny;
grandchildren; William, Kara, Brittany, Katie, Danial, Kelley, Ashley, Alisha, Jacob and Nicholas.
Funeral service was at Indian Fork Primitive Baptist Church with Elders Lewis Johnson or Harold Johnson officiating. Burial with full military rites was at Mt. Vernon Cemetery.
Fred is preceded in death by
his parents, Herbert and Madge Pauline Campbell Graham; stepson Lewis Reynolds;
a sister Bettie Lou Weber.
In 1959, Fred and his father started Graham's Concrete. He was an Army veteran serving in the Korean War, a farmer, member of Putnam County Fair Board for over 25 years; served as Vice President of the Fair Board and actively promoted many projects throughout his tenure on the Fair Board; and a graduate of West Virginia University with a degree in Agriculture. Others areas of interest include President of the Limousine Association for 10 years; Putnam County Tobacco Association for 15 years, and served 20 years in the County and State Farm Bureau where he held numerous offices and committee appointments.
Fred is survived by
his wife, Ruth;
his daughter, Pauline Graham;
stepchildren, Paul Reynolds and his wife, Karen; Karen Marino and her husband, Henry; Belinda Minor and her husband, Mike; Melinda Wooddell and her husband, Mark; Robert Reynolds and his wife Penny;
grandchildren; William, Kara, Brittany, Katie, Danial, Kelley, Ashley, Alisha, Jacob and Nicholas.
Funeral service was at Indian Fork Primitive Baptist Church with Elders Lewis Johnson or Harold Johnson officiating. Burial with full military rites was at Mt. Vernon Cemetery.
Frederick Graham 79, of Hurricane passed away peacefully on July 26, 2011.
Fred is preceded in death by
his parents, Herbert and Madge Pauline Campbell Graham; stepson Lewis Reynolds;
a sister Bettie Lou Weber.
In 1959, Fred and his father started Graham's Concrete. He was an Army veteran serving in the Korean War, a farmer, member of Putnam County Fair Board for over 25 years; served as Vice President of the Fair Board and actively promoted many projects throughout his tenure on the Fair Board; and a graduate of West Virginia University with a degree in Agriculture. Others areas of interest include President of the Limousine Association for 10 years; Putnam County Tobacco Association for 15 years, and served 20 years in the County and State Farm Bureau where he held numerous offices and committee appointments.
Fred is survived by
his wife, Ruth;
his daughter, Pauline Graham;
stepchildren, Paul Reynolds and his wife, Karen; Karen Marino and her husband, Henry; Belinda Minor and her husband, Mike; Melinda Wooddell and her husband, Mark; Robert Reynolds and his wife Penny;
grandchildren; William, Kara, Brittany, Katie, Danial, Kelley, Ashley, Alisha, Jacob and Nicholas.
Funeral service was at Indian Fork Primitive Baptist Church with Elders Lewis Johnson or Harold Johnson officiating. Burial with full military rites was at Mt. Vernon Cemetery.
Fred is preceded in death by
his parents, Herbert and Madge Pauline Campbell Graham; stepson Lewis Reynolds;
a sister Bettie Lou Weber.
In 1959, Fred and his father started Graham's Concrete. He was an Army veteran serving in the Korean War, a farmer, member of Putnam County Fair Board for over 25 years; served as Vice President of the Fair Board and actively promoted many projects throughout his tenure on the Fair Board; and a graduate of West Virginia University with a degree in Agriculture. Others areas of interest include President of the Limousine Association for 10 years; Putnam County Tobacco Association for 15 years, and served 20 years in the County and State Farm Bureau where he held numerous offices and committee appointments.
Fred is survived by
his wife, Ruth;
his daughter, Pauline Graham;
stepchildren, Paul Reynolds and his wife, Karen; Karen Marino and her husband, Henry; Belinda Minor and her husband, Mike; Melinda Wooddell and her husband, Mark; Robert Reynolds and his wife Penny;
grandchildren; William, Kara, Brittany, Katie, Danial, Kelley, Ashley, Alisha, Jacob and Nicholas.
Funeral service was at Indian Fork Primitive Baptist Church with Elders Lewis Johnson or Harold Johnson officiating. Burial with full military rites was at Mt. Vernon Cemetery.
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