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Diana Graham McCraw, age 79 of Purcell, passed away Thursday, June 14, 2018, at the Grace Living Center in Norman.
Diana was born January 21, 1939 in Brownfield, Texas to Earnest Uyless "Blue" Graham and Mary Handley Endersen.
She attended school in Wellman, graduating from Wellman High School in 1958. She then attended Beauty School, and began a career as a beautician. She retired after working more than 20 years.
Diana married James W. Forbes in 1959, and to this union, 3 sons, Tony, Rodney and Ronny were born. She later married Joe McCraw and welcomed 3 more children, Charles, Sandy and Ann.
A loving wife, mother and grandmother, Diana will be dearly missed!
She was preceded in death by:
Husband, Joe McCraw;
Her son, Tony Forbes;
Grandson, Dakota Forbes;
Parents, Blue Graham and Mary
Brewer and
Brothers,
Ronnie and Gerald Graham.
Diana is survived by:
Sons, Rod
Forbes of Purcell and
Ronny Forbes and wife Christina of Lexington;
Sister, Margie
Fox of Midland, TX;
7
granddaughters, 4 grandsons and 9 great-grandchildren and
A host of other
family and friends.
Private Family Memorial Services.
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