Linda Faye Graham

Linda Faye Graham

May 31, 1950 – July 10, 2026

On Friday, July 10, 2026, our mother, Linda Faye Graham, passed away at the age of 76. 

Born Linda Faye Kitchens on May 31, 1950, Mom's life took her in many different directions. Over the years, she worked as a secretary, accountant, and in the Little Axe school cafeteria. During the late 1970s and early 1980s, she was also a radio disc jockey known to listeners as "Skip," and later, worked the disco club scene. Like so many of her generation, she adapted to whatever circumstances life placed before her, and faced each challenge the best way she knew how. 

She was preceded in death by her beloved granddaughter, Jade; her mother, Una Keller; and her sister, Stella Davis. 

She leaves behind her children, Bradley, Jamie, and Amy; her brothers, Bobby and Donnie; her grandchildren, Cale, Sydney, and Aiden; her great-grandsons, Paxton and Xaiden; along with extended family and friends who shared in different parts of her life's journey. 

No one lives a perfect life, and we all experience joy and disappointment. We celebrate successes, endure hardships, and are shaped by experiences we never expected. Every life is far more complex than can ever be captured in a few short paragraphs. 

We remember our Mom with grace. 

We remember that she was once a little girl with dreams, a teenager excited to attend prom, a young woman with hopes for the future, and ultimately a mother whose life, like all of ours, was shaped by both the choices she made and the circumstances she faced. She was human, just as we all are.

 As we say goodbye, we do so with gratitude for one final, unexpected gift. In her last days, she gave us the opportunity to reconnect with a love thought lost and rediscover photographs and childhood keepsakes she had saved over the years. Through these gifts, we now have shared stories, can remember long-forgotten moments, and see her life through new eyes. Through her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, her story continues, and in those memories, a part of her will always remain with us. 

We find comfort in believing that she has now been reunited with those who went before her, especially her beloved granddaughter, Jade. May she finally know peace and forever be comforted and held in the loving grace of God. We love you, Mom.