John Donald Graham
December 12, 1942 ~ February 1, 2023
John “Jay” Donald Graham, 80, of Westminster passed away on February 1, 2023.
Jay was born on December 12, 1942 in Abernathy, Texas. He served in the United States Army from 1962-1967.
Jay was a carpenter and construction superintendent until his retirement in 2009.
Jay is survived by his wife Kathleen, his daughter Donna, his sons Danny “James” and Robert; and his grandchildren Joshua, Shelby, Katie, and Justin.
Jay and Kathy recently celebrated their 55 year wedding anniversary. In a recent email Jay was quoted as saying “Good Merning, The only reason I can exest in this wourld is because of Kathy”
Burial service will be limited to family only. Friends can proceed directly to the reception. Lunch and drinks will be enjoyed.
Please join the family for a reception at:
Ken Caryl Ranch House
7676 S Continental Divide Rd, Littleton, CO 80127
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Every time I met this man, he was giving something to someone. Trying to put a smile on their face. I consider myself blessed to have known Jay.
Love you all
I'll always remember Uncle Jay's giving nature and kind heart as well as his love of nature, photography and all things outdoors. He took me on my first camping adventure, taught me how to water ski, and sort of play guitar – lol! He will be missed. Love to the family and all who were blessed to know him.
Jay was the best father-in-law I could ask for. He would drive all of the way across town just to make my kids pancakes. He made me feel special- always saying he loved hearing my voice. I am so grateful that I was able to share with him how much I love him before he passed. Heaven gained a special soul in Jay.
It was an honor to meet and spend time with Uncle Jay. My husband, Kris always talks about his favorite childhood memories and it includes so many precious moments with the Grahams. When Uncle Jay met our kids, he was just as Kris described. A big man from Texas with an even bigger heart. He was kind, fun and adventurous. Miss you, Uncle Jay!