Nicole Marie Graham died at the emergency room at Converse County Memorial Hospital from injuries received in an automobile accident near Douglas.
She was born in Douglas to Tom Allen and Deanna (Richmond) Graham. Nicole was reared and educated in Douglas and was going to enter Douglas High School in the fall of this year.
She was an active 4-M member for six years and showed horses. She was in seventh and eighth grade basketball and in the Douglas Middle School choir. Nicole enjoyed drawing, writing poetry, and all kinds of animals.
She is survived by her mother Deanna Graham of Douglas; her father Tom Graham of Douglas; sister Christina Graham and brother Daniel Graham, both of Douglas; paternal grandparents Jim and Jackie Graham of Powell and Betty Beck of Stevens Point, Wis.; maternal grandparents Don and Janice Richmond of Wheatland; maternal great-grandfather Glen Weedman of Cheyenne; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandfather Gray Beck.
Information was obtained from her obituary and cemetery records.
She was born in Douglas to Tom Allen and Deanna (Richmond) Graham. Nicole was reared and educated in Douglas and was going to enter Douglas High School in the fall of this year.
She was an active 4-M member for six years and showed horses. She was in seventh and eighth grade basketball and in the Douglas Middle School choir. Nicole enjoyed drawing, writing poetry, and all kinds of animals.
She is survived by her mother Deanna Graham of Douglas; her father Tom Graham of Douglas; sister Christina Graham and brother Daniel Graham, both of Douglas; paternal grandparents Jim and Jackie Graham of Powell and Betty Beck of Stevens Point, Wis.; maternal grandparents Don and Janice Richmond of Wheatland; maternal great-grandfather Glen Weedman of Cheyenne; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandfather Gray Beck.
Information was obtained from her obituary and cemetery records.
Nicole Marie Graham died at the emergency room at Converse County Memorial Hospital from injuries received in an automobile accident near Douglas.
She was born in Douglas to Tom Allen and Deanna (Richmond) Graham. Nicole was reared and educated in Douglas and was going to enter Douglas High School in the fall of this year.
She was an active 4-M member for six years and showed horses. She was in seventh and eighth grade basketball and in the Douglas Middle School choir. Nicole enjoyed drawing, writing poetry, and all kinds of animals.
She is survived by her mother Deanna Graham of Douglas; her father Tom Graham of Douglas; sister Christina Graham and brother Daniel Graham, both of Douglas; paternal grandparents Jim and Jackie Graham of Powell and Betty Beck of Stevens Point, Wis.; maternal grandparents Don and Janice Richmond of Wheatland; maternal great-grandfather Glen Weedman of Cheyenne; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandfather Gray Beck.
Information was obtained from her obituary and cemetery records.
She was born in Douglas to Tom Allen and Deanna (Richmond) Graham. Nicole was reared and educated in Douglas and was going to enter Douglas High School in the fall of this year.
She was an active 4-M member for six years and showed horses. She was in seventh and eighth grade basketball and in the Douglas Middle School choir. Nicole enjoyed drawing, writing poetry, and all kinds of animals.
She is survived by her mother Deanna Graham of Douglas; her father Tom Graham of Douglas; sister Christina Graham and brother Daniel Graham, both of Douglas; paternal grandparents Jim and Jackie Graham of Powell and Betty Beck of Stevens Point, Wis.; maternal grandparents Don and Janice Richmond of Wheatland; maternal great-grandfather Glen Weedman of Cheyenne; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandfather Gray Beck.
Information was obtained from her obituary and cemetery records.
Inscription
"For a very short time, God graced us with a great ray of sunshine. That sunshine was you. Rest in peace, beloved daughter, sister, granddaughter and friend." Back of stone: "Daughter by chance, friend by choice."
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