John Graham
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John Graham, 64, of Kansas City, MO passed away peacefully on April 19, 2026.
John will be remembered for his sharp sense of humor, his deep knowledge of cars, and his remarkable ability to fix just about anything that was broken. Whether it was an engine, a household repair, or lending a helping hand, he was someone others could always count on. His strength (both in skill and character) left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him. His presence will be deeply missed.
John was preceded in death by: mother, Margaret Graham and brother, David Graham.
He is survived by sons, Jonathan Graham and Steven Graham; sisters, Angela Graham and Maureen Phillips; brothers, Mark Graham and Leroy Graham; his two grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
Memorial will be held on May 9, 2026 at Harvest Cathedral Church of God, 17300 Susquehanna Dr, Independence Independence, MO beginning at 12:00 pm.
Flowers may be sent to Harvest Cathedral Church of God 17300 Susquehanna Dr Independence, MO 64056.
I am going to miss him so very much. It’s hard to imagine my life without him in it. We had a special love, connection and friendship like no other. My heart will forever be broken with him being gone.
To my brother. You protected me growing up, you to taught me to take care of myself by treaching me how to work on cars and home repairs. What a blessing you were to have as my brother. It’s hurts my heart to know you’re gone from this life,but I have peace knowing you’re home with mom ,David and most of all the lord. I love you very much.
He will be miss in love buy his family in friends he would welcome me in his home if I needed a place to sleep I was always welcome I ve no him many years like familly
He was not only the kindest most giving man I have ever met , but he was also one of the greatest ppl I ever knew !! I will never forget all the memories we shared !! You will be dearly missed but never forgotten in my heart and soul, words cannot explain how heart broken I am , but relieved that you are finally home with the big man upstairs!! I love you you john !! Thanks for allowing me to be in your life and I will always think of you!!
John was always glad to see me and always had my back. He’s responsible for introducing me to his sister Maureen in 1974 the I married in 1978. I enjoyed making him laugh and we often used to go fishing together and so many different other adventures. He was always into collecting things he’d buy at Thrift stores and yard sales. I’m gonna forever consider him 1 of my best friends!
We had some good times when we was 15
So sorry life didn’t treat you better
Love Debbie