1959
Brian
2016
Brian Graham
May 9, 1959 — November 6, 2016
Brian K. Graham, 57, of Lodi, died November 6, 2016 at LifeCare Hospice, in Wooster with his children by his side.
Brian was born May 9, 1959 in Cleveland, Ohio to Virgil and Sue (Cline) Graham. He was a self-taught engineer who built his business from the ground up with his own ideas and an obsession for knowing how things work and how to make them work.
Brian loved arguing about politics and sports, though he really couldn't have cared less either way. He loved to doodle on graph paper while explaining his "next big invention" to anyone who would listen and nothing made him happier than turning his ideas into a reality. Brian was always redecorating his home and his furniture would never stay in a single spot for more than a month. He was a history junky who loved antiquing and couldn't pass up the chance to visit a flea market or garage sale. Brian also had a passion for automobiles; Ford, Chevy, Buick, or Dodge—it didn't matter as long as they could burn rubber.
Brian had always dreamed of traveling the world to explore the manmade mysteries that are the Pyramids of Giza, Machu Picchu and the Nazca Lines; though some Ancient Astronaut Theorists believe they were created by aliens.
Brian was a big man with a big personality and the heart to match. He cared about everyone that he met and he always made sure to let them know. He will be missed by many and forgotten by none.
Brian will forever live on in the hearts of the children that he was born to love; Jessi Graham of Medina and Michael Graham of Lodi; and the children that he chose to love as his own, Matthew Litman of Medina and Jordyn Rose of Lodi.
Brian found the strength to wake up each morning for his grandchildren; Iris Litman and Evan Graham. He so desperately loved being their Pawpaw.
Brian is also survived by his father; Virgil Graham of Mansfield, Ohio; sister Karen (Larry) Sudyk of Lodi; brothers Chuck (Olina) Graham of Mansfield and Kevin (JoAnna) Graham of Medina. Brian was everyone's favorite uncle and his many nieces and nephews will miss his horribly lame jokes.
Brian was preceded in death by his mother Sue, as we may all find comfort that he is with her again.
Memorial contributions may be made to Roberts Funeral Home, P.O. Box 761, Wooster, Ohio 44691 to help defray funeral expenses.
Brian was born May 9, 1959 in Cleveland, Ohio to Virgil and Sue (Cline) Graham. He was a self-taught engineer who built his business from the ground up with his own ideas and an obsession for knowing how things work and how to make them work.
Brian loved arguing about politics and sports, though he really couldn't have cared less either way. He loved to doodle on graph paper while explaining his "next big invention" to anyone who would listen and nothing made him happier than turning his ideas into a reality. Brian was always redecorating his home and his furniture would never stay in a single spot for more than a month. He was a history junky who loved antiquing and couldn't pass up the chance to visit a flea market or garage sale. Brian also had a passion for automobiles; Ford, Chevy, Buick, or Dodge—it didn't matter as long as they could burn rubber.
Brian had always dreamed of traveling the world to explore the manmade mysteries that are the Pyramids of Giza, Machu Picchu and the Nazca Lines; though some Ancient Astronaut Theorists believe they were created by aliens.
Brian was a big man with a big personality and the heart to match. He cared about everyone that he met and he always made sure to let them know. He will be missed by many and forgotten by none.
Brian will forever live on in the hearts of the children that he was born to love; Jessi Graham of Medina and Michael Graham of Lodi; and the children that he chose to love as his own, Matthew Litman of Medina and Jordyn Rose of Lodi.
Brian found the strength to wake up each morning for his grandchildren; Iris Litman and Evan Graham. He so desperately loved being their Pawpaw.
Brian is also survived by his father; Virgil Graham of Mansfield, Ohio; sister Karen (Larry) Sudyk of Lodi; brothers Chuck (Olina) Graham of Mansfield and Kevin (JoAnna) Graham of Medina. Brian was everyone's favorite uncle and his many nieces and nephews will miss his horribly lame jokes.
Brian was preceded in death by his mother Sue, as we may all find comfort that he is with her again.
Memorial contributions may be made to Roberts Funeral Home, P.O. Box 761, Wooster, Ohio 44691 to help defray funeral expenses.
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