George Anthony Graham

George Anthony Graham, 68, of Fleetwood, passed away January 12, 2025 at his residence in Rockland Township. 

He was the loving husband of Deborah Ann (Gurney) Graham who he married on August 25, 1979. 

Born June 6, 1956 he was the son of the late Charles Richard Graham and Virginia Marie (Veach) Graham. 

George was a 1974 graduate of Boyertown High School and later obtained his bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies from Shippensburg University in 1978. 

During the majority of his working career he worked in sales and later in management for a number of companies in the building material industry. Some of those companies include 84 Lumber, Super Enterprises, and the last company he worked for was Freedom Millwork. 

George was a man of many talents and interests. Some of his favorite activities were fishing, golfing, hunting, skiing, and hiking. His main joy in life was being able to bring his grandchildren along to be a part of all these activities he participated in. As well as attending their sporting events as “Poppy” and being their biggest fans.

One of his favorite places to travel was to Alaska where he could enjoy all of his hobbies in a single location. His most memorable experience was fishing in the China Poot Bay in Kachemak Alaska. He was a great cook and baker. George was most known for smoking his fresh fish he would catch after a day of fishing as well as baking a cake for his kids on their snow days. 

Surviving are his two children, Joshua Graham, husband of Amber (Storey) of Exeter Township, and Angela (Graham) Kostreva, wife of Shawn Kostreva of Harleysville. 

As well as six grandchildren: Hailey; Trinity; Trent; Gavin; Audrey; and Wyatt. 

Also surviving are two brothers, Bruce Michael Graham, husband of Marsha (Brown) of Pottstown, and Donald Andrew Graham of South Pottstown. 

A Funeral Service will be held at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church of Oley Township on Friday, January 17th at 11 a.m. followed by a burial at Lobachsville Cemetery. 

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Trout Unlimited in loving memory of George Graham to help protect the local cold water resources in Pennsylvania.

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