Graham was a lovely man who went above and Beyond to help people out when visiting the shop. Chloe Adored and always loved visiting him and helping out with graham’s guidance. He’ll be missed lots and remembered always. Enjoy your nap Graham love Chloe and family ❤️😘

Uncle Graham was always the comedian in the group, he had that talent to make anyone laugh at any given moment. His love for Aunty Maureen has been amazing to watch growing up, through the love laughter and tears he was right there being her rock. Memories? The two that seriously stick in my mind are ones created over here in America, the 1st being when he and Aunty Maureen brought Michelle and I over here and we were driving and he was goofing around in the taxi going on about yellow cabs.. talking to our favorite waiter in Denny’s about fur boots and winter coats in 70° lol. To most recently the last time he was over here and once again in Denny’s playing the waitress up, goofing around as I drove.. oh how I wish I had filmed that! Pretending to eat gum from under the table at Perkins.. the kids still are talking about that lol. As Helen said, we have all been blessed to have you in our lives in whatever way it was, through the flower shop, golfing, ballroom dancing and family. The world has lost a true gentleman. Thank you the memories. Give nan and grandads a hug and kiss from me xx

My first memory of Uncle Graham is sitting next to him during Sunday lunch when all of a sudden he flicked a pea across the table. He was told off by my aunty, only to do it again! Of course to my younger self this was the absolute height of comedy made all the better by his contagious laughter. Uncle Graham was always such good fun to be around, even last year during our family reunion you could hear his laughter as he reminisced about the old days. He was a talented florist and alongside my aunty Maureen enjoyed ballroom dancing. I used to love watching them both get ready and changed into their seemingly fairytale like costumes ready for their next ballroom competition. He had an infectious personality and any room was made better by him just quite simply being in it. He adored his wife, my aunty Maureen very much. My cousins and I are very lucky to have had the privilege to call him our uncle. Much love Helen