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Name	Graham, David B.
Born	02/10/1927
Deceased	04/01/2020
Spouse	Stuart S. (Hill) Graham m. 09/01/1956
Father	Robert C. Graham, Sr.
Mother	Bertha (Hack) Graham
Children	Bertha Hack (Graham) Peavy Ellen S. Graham Ann Darnell Graham Elizabeth Lamar (Graham) Smith James L. Graham Gerald H. Graham Barbara P. (Graham) Gazda David B "Beau" Graham, Jr.
Occupation	Mr. Graham was a veteran having served with the U.S. Army Air Corps. He was a prominent businessman in Washington, Indiana. He was an executive at Graham Brothers, Inc. in Washington that operated a feed mill and processed turkeys. He was on the board of directors at Peoples National Bank in Washington. Mr. Graham was an advocate and key supporter of the Evansville Committee for Interstate Route 69.
Education	David B. Graham was educated at Georgetown Prep and Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. He attended Harvard Business School.
Notes	The information for this entry was taken from the biography of David Bolden Graham (1927-2020) compiled by Joe and Tommy Healy, Daviess County Museum, Rm 300, Shelf 8-1-8, 2021.0072.
Caption	David B. Graham
Birthplace	Miami Beach, Florida
Deceased where	Lady Lake, Florida
Othernames	David Bolden Graham, Sr.

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