Corene Davis Graham Telethon

Second Annual Corene Davis Graham Cancer Telethon
In honor of Cancer Survivor Month, we present the second annual telethon in memory of Corene Davis Graham. This event raises awareness and funds for better health outcomes, particularly for Black women and underserved communities. Join us for an impactful evening focused on education, early detection, and honoring cancer survivors.

About Corene Elizabeth
Davis Graham

Corene was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, auntie, friend and mentor to many. She enjoyed cooking, entertaining, traveling, and helping others. She deeply cared for her community, especially her church family where she took pride and pleasure in singing in the Senior Choir every fifth Sunday. Corene served on several committees and participated in various organizations. She served in various houses under Prince Hall Affiliation for Women: Daughter of Al Hejaz Court 3 Daughters of Isis PHA; Loyal Lady for Order of the Golden Circle and Sister for Order of Eastern Star. She was an active member until 2017 although she had been living out of state for a number of years.

Growing up Corene was a member of Mill Branch Baptist Church and joined New Hope Baptist Church in Anchorage. When she returned to Whiteville in 1999, she joined Central Missionary Baptist Church where she faithfully served until the Lord called her home. Worshiping onSundays was the best day of her week. It allowed her a chance to connect with other Christians while praising the Lord. She loved giving God her best to include wearing the finest Sunday outfits with matching shoes, hats and accessories.

She leaves behind to cherish loving memories: her husband Ellis Graham of Whiteville, North Carolina; son, Tony Davis of Anchorage, Alaska; daughters, Celeste Hodge Growden (Alan) of Anchorage, Alaska; and Nadena Graham of Whiteville, North Carolina; two brothers Roscoe Davis (Frances) of Glen Burnie Maryland; and Walter Davis who proceeded her in death; one sister Beatrice Dunbar who preceded her in death; three grandchildren, Celeisa Hodge (Andre Purge) of Anchorage, Alaska; Celeina Hoffman (Justin) of Chugiak, Alaska; Faith Graham of Whiteville, North Carolina; and one great granddaughter, Hailee Hoffman of Chugiak, Alaska; a host of in-laws, nieces, nephews, cousins and close friends such as Daniel Curtis Hill of Whiteville, NC.