Mary D. (Campbell) Graham

Mary D. (Campbell) Graham beloved wife of the late Francis "Mickey" Graham passed away on Saturday, December 19, 2020. Nine days after Mickey passed, They could not be without one another.

Born in Lowell on November 4, 1932, she was the daughter of Margaret R. (McNamara) and Joseph A. Campbell. She spend her yearly years living in Lowell, MA. Attending St. Peter's School. In 1943 her Mother and Father purchased their home on Stuart Ave and became lifelong residents of Dracut.

Mary attended Dracut High School and graduated Class of 1950. On September 4, 1954 she married Mickey the love of her life. (Mickey fell for the beautiful blue eyes) They built there forever home right down the street from where they both grew up.

She worked at Brockelman's Market, Lowell, MA and the A & P store on Bridge St. Lowell MA before going to work at Raytheon, then on to Lincoln Lab she retired in 1995 after 29 years. Always a working Mother as she raised her family.

Mary was a communicant of St. Francis Parish and a member of the Order of Ancient Hibernians.

Mary and Mickey enjoyed their home in Gilford, NH. Their trips to Ireland, Alaska and Hawaii. Mary loved to have family and friends over. The home in Dracut had the pool so weekends were always busy. Mary will be remembered for her funny faces and beautiful eyes

She loved her precious grandsons and loved going out to eat with them.

Surviving her are three children, Kathleen, Frank and Michael all of Dracut; her two grandsons, Jesse and Padraic Graham both of Dracut; her two sisters, Margaret Melanson and Patricia and John Boumil, her sister and brother in laws Anita Campbell, Michael Romanowski, Joanne Campbell all of Dracut, Linda Campbell of Andover. Many nieces and nephews. She was the sister of the late Joseph Campbell, John and Bernadette Campbell, Walter Campbell, James Campbell, Katherine Romanowski and Robert Campbell
Relatives and friends are invited to Mary's Life Celebration at the McKENNA-OUELLETTE FUNERAL HOME, 327 Hildreth Street from 2 until 6 PM on Sunday. Face masks and social distancing are required. Her Funeral Mass at St. Francis Parish will be celebrated privately. Donations in Mary's memory may be made to the charity of ones choice.