, 89, formerly of Columbia, died peacefully on Wednesday at Luther Acres. He was the husband of Esther Trimble Graham, with whom he was married for 69 years. Born in East Petersburg, he was the son of the late Franklin and Rachel Bowman Graham. He retired in 1985 after 43 years of service from Armstrong World Industries where he worked as the group leader in the salvage department. Mr. Graham served proudly in the U.S. Navy during WWII aboard the USS Frankford and participated in the Normandy invasion. He ended his war duty in the Pacific Theatre of Operations. He was a life member of the Red Rose Memorial Post 2435 VFW, Columbia. He enjoyed gardening.
NEWPORT NEWS - , 88, died May 26, 2009. He was native of Flushing, N.Y., and had lived in the Tidewater area for 40 years. He joined the Navy in March 1941 retiring in July 1971. He served in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Mr. Graham earned many honors during his time in the Navy. Amongst those honors were the Joint Chiefs of Staff Identification Badge and the Armed Forces Expeditionary Force Medal. Following the Navy Mr. Graham worked in Exports and Imports retiring in 1983. Upon retirement he and his wife Beryl volunteered for the American Red Cross.
With 13 days remaining until the opener at Utah, Pitt continues to practice without All-Big East defensive end Greg Romeus (back spasms) and backup running back Ray Graham (knee). Coach Dave Wannstedt said Thursday he expects to see Romeus, who has had little practice time since the start of camp Aug. 7, return in the next few days.
While a detective, paid by Roanoke city and sworn as a special officer of the state police, I had the opportunity to participate in the investigation of the 1994 murders of the Hodges family in Vinton, and I'm surprised that The Roanoke Times would give a voice to the "writer" mentioned in Dan Casey's column "Murder case still mystery to writer" (April 17). Douglas Chandler Graham's allegations that all of the dozens of investigators, the prosecutors, the defense attorneys, the trial judge and the Virginia Supreme Court all conspired to frame Earl Bramblett are malicious. He defames a lot of good men and women who brought justice to Anah and her family. His comments must also haunt the jurors who heard about this horrible crime and struggled to recommend the death penalty.
In a September complaint, Major Farms accuses the Mills' of fraudulently transferring assets to their trusts, [Basil]'s daughter Susan Mills and business partner Jose Esquivel. The lawsuit says the defendants used "a variety of business entities as alter egos of the Mills Brothers and/or the Judgment Debtors, which made transfers to individuals and other entities, owned and controlled by the Mills Brothers. The Mills brothers have also been ordered to pay strawberry grower Rameo Enterprises about $62,000. Mills' ag company Boss Farms sub-leased farmland to Rameo, but according to legal documents, never notified property owner Lakeland Financial LP. The Mills' are also fighting investors in court. Three Monterey Peninsula investors seek $1.6 million, claiming the Mills brothers tangled ...
..., Arthur Smith, Jr., Melena Scampa and Douglas Graham all agreed to purchase lots at Monterra in ...
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