Keith Allen McGraw, of Hollywood, entered into Heavenly slumber, July 19, 2005, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident near his home.
Born February 23, 1967, in Savannah, GA, he was a son of Les and Jerri Blackburn McGraw.
Keith was a graduate of Walterboro High School and was an in-house sales manager for Church Street Inn in downtown Charleston.
He was a member of the Green Pond Baptist Church and was a licensed Realtor and Auctioneer in South Carolina as well as several other states.
Keith will be remembered by all for the many things that made him special. Many will remember the charity events he auctioned at to raise money, or his great love for shooting pool, or the many days he spent at Edisto Beach. Keith also continually supported ASCEND Foundation; The Brain Tumor Center at Duke University - Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center in Durham, NC.
Surviving in addition to his parents of Green Pond are: his sister, Tammy Lynn McGraw of Hollywood; his grandparents, Mary Blackburn Goodale and Hazel Crosby both of Walterboro; and several aunts, uncles, and cousins; as well as a host of wonderful friends.
Born February 23, 1967, in Savannah, GA, he was a son of Les and Jerri Blackburn McGraw.
Keith was a graduate of Walterboro High School and was an in-house sales manager for Church Street Inn in downtown Charleston.
He was a member of the Green Pond Baptist Church and was a licensed Realtor and Auctioneer in South Carolina as well as several other states.
Keith will be remembered by all for the many things that made him special. Many will remember the charity events he auctioned at to raise money, or his great love for shooting pool, or the many days he spent at Edisto Beach. Keith also continually supported ASCEND Foundation; The Brain Tumor Center at Duke University - Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center in Durham, NC.
Surviving in addition to his parents of Green Pond are: his sister, Tammy Lynn McGraw of Hollywood; his grandparents, Mary Blackburn Goodale and Hazel Crosby both of Walterboro; and several aunts, uncles, and cousins; as well as a host of wonderful friends.
Keith Allen McGraw, of Hollywood, entered into Heavenly slumber, July 19, 2005, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident near his home.
Born February 23, 1967, in Savannah, GA, he was a son of Les and Jerri Blackburn McGraw.
Keith was a graduate of Walterboro High School and was an in-house sales manager for Church Street Inn in downtown Charleston.
He was a member of the Green Pond Baptist Church and was a licensed Realtor and Auctioneer in South Carolina as well as several other states.
Keith will be remembered by all for the many things that made him special. Many will remember the charity events he auctioned at to raise money, or his great love for shooting pool, or the many days he spent at Edisto Beach. Keith also continually supported ASCEND Foundation; The Brain Tumor Center at Duke University - Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center in Durham, NC.
Surviving in addition to his parents of Green Pond are: his sister, Tammy Lynn McGraw of Hollywood; his grandparents, Mary Blackburn Goodale and Hazel Crosby both of Walterboro; and several aunts, uncles, and cousins; as well as a host of wonderful friends.
Born February 23, 1967, in Savannah, GA, he was a son of Les and Jerri Blackburn McGraw.
Keith was a graduate of Walterboro High School and was an in-house sales manager for Church Street Inn in downtown Charleston.
He was a member of the Green Pond Baptist Church and was a licensed Realtor and Auctioneer in South Carolina as well as several other states.
Keith will be remembered by all for the many things that made him special. Many will remember the charity events he auctioned at to raise money, or his great love for shooting pool, or the many days he spent at Edisto Beach. Keith also continually supported ASCEND Foundation; The Brain Tumor Center at Duke University - Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center in Durham, NC.
Surviving in addition to his parents of Green Pond are: his sister, Tammy Lynn McGraw of Hollywood; his grandparents, Mary Blackburn Goodale and Hazel Crosby both of Walterboro; and several aunts, uncles, and cousins; as well as a host of wonderful friends.
