Anne Cecile Cox Graham

I am sad to hear we have lost another sweet soul in Anne. I would like to send my condolences to Anne's family and friends. She will be in all out hearts and prayers.

My found memmories of Ann are mostly with a mental view from the Ortega River,   Nixon, Steve, Donaldson, others and I would take out my boat far gas at "Grahams" marina at the curve at Lakeshore Dr..  She was often there, and always was attractive, with a dark sun tanned complexion, and a beatiful white smile.  She could water ski with the best, which mean she was a better skier than us.  Susie Seashole and and Sharon Rogers lives only a few houses away to the east, and we would drag them out of their sanctuaries, mothers watching, to join us.  This was our <16 yr old years, when we didn't yet have driving liscenses, but we had the same crazy ideas of how to have fun, and maxed it out.  This a major flashback to fond memories of Ann and of everyone.

I am so sorry to hear about Anne and I wanted to send her family my deepest condolences with prayers.

I too am sorry to hear of Ann's passing.  Went through Stockton, Lake Shore and Lee with her.  Also attented St John's Presbyterian together.

I remember the rubber eraser car races we had on our desk tops at Stockton with Claude and Ann.

Hello, dear classmates. 

Ann Graham was indeed a special friend, truly golden. She was so funny and friendly, and seemed to make people feel warmed at her presence. 

PLEASE NOTE that ANN COX is still with us. Ann Cox had been married to Claude Graham, so mistaking her name for  Ann Allen Graham's was an easy mistake to make. 

I'm just delighted that someone took the time to post the info about Ann Graham's tragic death. 

AND I hope and pray that all is well with the rest of us!!!!  Sending lots of love and joy to you all !

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Morgan MacDonell White  

My memories of Ann in Ortega Forest/Stockton on through Lee High will always be cherished memories. She was always very positive and had a great outlook on life. Our reunions over time allowed me to enjoy the times we had together. My condolences to her family and the many friends she made. I look forward to celebrating her life on Saturday. 

Anne and I attended several classes, as well as, homeroom together. It was in homeroom that I remember Anne rushing into class just seconds before the morning bell. Sometimes her hair was still wet from swimming practice and she would look at me with a big smile and " I made it ! "

I remember one morning when she came rushing in with her hair still wet and it was really cold outside and I told her that she could get sick, she looked at me and said, " no I won't, I'm immune to getting sick." we laughed.

Rest In Peace, Anne -- you'll be remebered.