Mr. Graham was part of the American Legion Honor Guard at my father's funeral in November, 2016. It was a moving experience to observe the Honor Guard honoring my father for his service in World War II. We were deeply touched and grateful. My family and I extend our sincere condolences to all of you in your loss and are very appreciative of Mr. Graham's Service to our Country and, subsequently, how he continued his Service to the end of his life.
Paula (Salvatore) Rosen along with Sandra Salvatore and Debra (Salvatore) Sayler.

Teresa and family,

So sorry to hear of the passing of your father.  My dad, Ward McCracken, didn't know until after the service was over and felt so  bad when he heard.  I know he really liked your dad and your family and would have been there had he known.  I will keep you  and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

Carolyn (McCracken) Schenk

To all of Bill's family, we send our heartfelt sympathy. Bill was one of the most kindest, sincere, honest men I had the priveledge to call my friend. Bill is one of those men you never forget once you meet him. Sleep in peace my friend.

My family and I send our condolences to all of Bill's family. Bill was a friend from the time we bought our property on Flegal rd. Bill was the kindest , friendliest man I have ever Known and was proud to call him my friend. Sleep in peace my friend.

My buddy Bill. There is is not a time that I go by the house when out riding in the old neighborhood. That I remember the snowmobiling, driving the tractor to plow the potatoes, the Saturday night working in the shop listening to wheeling country music station, Juinta calling us in for dinner, fixing everyone's snowmobile and we should have been riding. 
You taking me to work and showing me how to run the dozer. I hadn't seen Bill in many years, but when I drove up the driveway the last time, I got out and he smiled and said where have you been lunk head, my nickname from Bill. To the family, what wonderful times we all had. Miss those days deeply.

Bill is a great loss to his family & friends & the mt joy community.in recent years   Bill & I have became very good friends he reintroduced me to his family & to his friends. he took me to his sports & veteran activities.he checked on my farming & repair projects in my shop. he helped me & gave helpful advice. we often sat in the evening talking about people & events that had happened in mt joy also the activities his life. he will leave a big hole in my life.                                                                          Dan & Sandy Hile

Bill will surely be missed by all that had the pleasure to know him. He was one of the "most interesting men in the world". He told volumes of stories. He taught young and old how to hunt, shoot, navigate the woods, cut / split logs, run heavy equipment and to do it safely. He was an honorary member of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Rod and Gun Club. He was always willing to help with whatever was needed. Our sympathies go out to his family and friends. We will miss him dearly.

I considered it a blessing to be able to call Bill, my friend and neighbor. His friendship covered three generations of the Morrison family. Each of us have given much thanks. I also enjoyed his stories and  his recollections of times and people gone by. I will miss that. His patriotism was clear and defining. He was a good man. I know he is enjoying a great family reunion with his wife and other family members that have passed on. He will be missed.  I am grateful that he took time for us.

My sympathies to Bill's family. He will truly be missed. I will miss the stories he would tell when  he visited us at P and O camp. He was a lot of fun. Bill knew the Lord and we can find peace knowing that He is now smiling and telling more stories with those that are with him in heaven    God bless you Bill

Bill was some one I remembered since I was very young; my family would go and visit him and Juanita and the kids.  Those were very happy times.  I will always remember the good times and good food and riding the snowmobiles.  My prayers and thoughts are with the family; he had a big heart and soul and was there for so many families as he served the Clearfield Honor Guard.  Miss you Bill!!!

Oh my sweet gentle Pappy Bill....how I will miss you and your many words of wisdom.  I LOVE YOU.  Thank you for always taking time for us. I will miss you so...we all will.

so very sorry for the family's loss.. i knew Scott and Mark, but my prayers are with the whole family. i use to drink a beet every now and then with Bill. he did the Military Honors at my Dad and my Brothers funerals. what a great guy..

Bill was a wonderful man. He was part of our family and he always went out of his way to do whatever he could for everyone. My heart hurts but I'm thankful for having so many memories of him and my mom together and all the fun times we had. Rest in peace daddy Bill. You will be missed dearly.

Bill was a great man! He was always so kind to my daughter and I, we are truly going to miss sitting on the porch in the summer talking with him. My daughter would wait everyday to wave to "Pappy Bill" as he drove by. He was truly a special man, we are going to miss him greatly!

Dear sweet Santa Man. Little Lydia will miss her hugs and Happy Feet dances that she looked forward to each Sunday.  We will miss the wonderful stories and singing the old old songs at the Ranch.  The joys and laughter we shared will be treasured in our hearts forever.  Thanks for those wonderful and  loving times. Soldier you are in the Lords Army so rest In peace our dear friend. Fly away to gloryland. Bert Lindajane and Lydia

OBITUARY

William H. Graham

December 9, 1929 – March 1, 2017

Bennett and Houser Funeral Home, Inc.

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