Unt Loses Athletics Pioneer

unachris · February 26, 2009

VideoEagle · February 26, 2009

This is a sad loss. Alzheimer's is terrible to deal with both as a patient and a caregiver. For someone who had the incredible command of detail that Fred did it must have been especially difficult. As a close friend pointed out when her grandmother passed from Alzheimer's, "I'm glad she's not confused anymore." Now Fred can tell stories to a whole new audience. He will be greatly missed.

eulessismore · February 26, 2009

I hate to hear it; from what I've experienced, death is almost a blessing in the case of alzheimer's. For what it's worth, here's a link that I thought was cool; I saw it this morning, but now can't link throught to it; some of you may be able to; it uses the "mean green" term to talk about a hybrid high performance concept car.

"Mean Green" used to refer to hybrid vehicle.

SilverEagle · February 26, 2009

Star-Telegram story. Randy Galloway is quoted.

http://startelegramsports.typepad.com/coll...ector-dies.html

Edited February 26, 2009 by SilverEagle

letsgiveacheer · February 26, 2009

He was really out there, always pushing the story of the day. Everyone knew who he was. Graham was a great asset to North Texas and will be missed.

Charlie NT 73 · February 26, 2009

During my days at NT, I remember talking to Fred Graham several times.

Graham was a good guy, and always talking about NT athletics. He loved

NT just like all of us. I would like to see Fred Graham honored with a

induction into the NT sports hall of fame.

greenminer · February 26, 2009

We have the greatest moniker ever because of him and his wife.

Best wishes to the Graham family.

unachris · February 26, 2009

During my days at NT, I remember talking to Fred Graham several times.
Graham was a good guy, and always talking about NT athletics. He loved
NT just like all of us. I would like to see Fred Graham honored with a
induction into the NT sports hall of fame.

From the article:

"Graham was inducted into the UNT Athletic Hall of Fame in 1996. He later worked for the Texas Sports Hall of Fame."

Maybe we can work on getting him into the Texas Sports HoF, since he is already in the NT HoF?