Dustin Graham's Funeral Arrangments
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It is with great sadness that I announce the passing of one of our own at ArborWorks, Dustin Graham of AW70. In order to assist his family with the financial needs they may have at this challenging time, we have set up this Go Fund Me account to benefit the Graham/Ramirez family. 100% of the proceeds (less portion taken by the platform) will be distributed directly to the family for his final expenses.
A little about Dustin
Born on April 6, 1971, Dustin Grayson Graham is survived by his loving wife of 27 years Amanda, son Elias, daughter Felicia, son-in-law Ronnie, granddaughter Dahlia and unborn grandson, his Brother Vincent, Sister Jennifer and many nieces and nephews. Preceding him in passing are his father Virgil and mother Annabell.
Dustin's Tribe
Dustin was a proud member of the Picayune Rancheria of the Chukansi Indians. His father was one of the last full blooded Chukchansi Indians and Dustin was ¾ Chukchansi blood. Dustin's family has been in the tree service and logging business for three generations. What some may not know about Dustin is that he served his tribe for 10 years, from 1997-2007 as an elected official of Picayune Rancheria. He was elected tribal chairman in 2007 and accomplished many notable objectives for his tribe. On a National level, Dustin was selected by the South Western Indian Housing Authority Board of Directors in which he was elected as a representative and spokesman for the State of California. At the local level he was put on the SB 621 Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fund that worked with two elected officials from Madera County Board of Supervisor to oversee money provided to local governments for statutory mandated purposes as it related to an impact from the casino.
Dustin's Work
Dustin was also the proud owner and operator of Graham’s Tree Service. He was able to bring his experience to Arborworks Inc. as a Feller, Groundsman and Line Clearance Certified Climber/Trimmer. Dustin was very proud to bring this knowledge and to be able to teach what he had learned from his father. Dustin had a love for golfing, soccer and especially his dogs.
He was loved by many and will be missed.
A little about Dustin
Born on April 6, 1971, Dustin Grayson Graham is survived by his loving wife of 27 years Amanda, son Elias, daughter Felicia, son-in-law Ronnie, granddaughter Dahlia and unborn grandson, his Brother Vincent, Sister Jennifer and many nieces and nephews. Preceding him in passing are his father Virgil and mother Annabell.
Dustin's Tribe
Dustin was a proud member of the Picayune Rancheria of the Chukansi Indians. His father was one of the last full blooded Chukchansi Indians and Dustin was ¾ Chukchansi blood. Dustin's family has been in the tree service and logging business for three generations. What some may not know about Dustin is that he served his tribe for 10 years, from 1997-2007 as an elected official of Picayune Rancheria. He was elected tribal chairman in 2007 and accomplished many notable objectives for his tribe. On a National level, Dustin was selected by the South Western Indian Housing Authority Board of Directors in which he was elected as a representative and spokesman for the State of California. At the local level he was put on the SB 621 Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fund that worked with two elected officials from Madera County Board of Supervisor to oversee money provided to local governments for statutory mandated purposes as it related to an impact from the casino.
Dustin's Work
Dustin was also the proud owner and operator of Graham’s Tree Service. He was able to bring his experience to Arborworks Inc. as a Feller, Groundsman and Line Clearance Certified Climber/Trimmer. Dustin was very proud to bring this knowledge and to be able to teach what he had learned from his father. Dustin had a love for golfing, soccer and especially his dogs.
He was loved by many and will be missed.
Organizer and beneficiary
ArborWorks, Inc.
Organizer
Oakhurst, CA
Amanda Ramirez
Beneficiary
