Russell Andrew Graff

So sorry to learn of Russell's passing. May the Holy Spirit especially comfort the family. As kids in school decades ago, we lived in the same neighborhood, road the same school buses, etc.. With Russell’s life-long diabetic challenge, he continues to teach us how to live in the present… to cherish our friends & family, to serve, to protect, to hold high honesty & good works. May his life well lived before the face of God inspire each of us daily.

I got to know Rusty when my Mom came to Ingleside for her end of life care. He was always cheerful and positive no matter the circumstances of his care, etc. We enjoyed playing Chess and Dirty Clubs while discussing the days' news and events. My condolences to Rusty's wife and family. He will definitely be missed.

So sorry Dale for the loss of your husband. It is very hard loosing someone so special to your heart. I can't make any of the services but I will be thinking about you...When life settles down we will have to get together . Julee Dowling

So sorry to see Russell's obituary in the paper. I almost missed it because I didn't know your husband's name. I will be thinking about you and your family. I hope things will be less complicated for you now. We are at the farm now so feel free to stop in if you are in the area. condolences, Kathy and Mark Larson

Harriet and I extend our condolences to Russell Graff. He was one of a kind, and I’ll miss him. May He Rest In Peace, and let us say, “Amen.”