Beverly Diane Graham

Beverly Diane Graham, a radiant soul born on October 13, 1963, in Midland, Texas, left this world unexpectedly on June 14, 2026, in Dumas, Texas, before those who loved her were prepared to say goodbye. Her departure carved an unmistakable void, a quiet ache where her vibrant presence once flourished.

Beverly’s roots ran deep in Midland, where she was born, raised, and shaped by the sweeping Texas skies. A proud graduate of Midland Lee, her life was a testament to steadfast love and unwavering determination. She carried within her a spark of eccentricity in the best (mostly) and unforgettable ways. Stubbornness—yes—but also a fiercely protective heart that ensured everyone around her was cared for and loved without reservation.

Her passions bloomed vividly, much like the beloved flowers she adored—colors and life infused into everything she touched. Horses were her kin, animals her cherished companions, embodying a connection to the natural world that reflected her own spirit: wild, free, yet lovingly tethered to those she held dear. As a grandmother she truly hit it out of the park, she loved and adored her grandchildren and made sure they knew they were loved and supported by her always. To them, and to all around her, Beverly was a force of nature—sometimes delightfully unconventional, always deeply compassionate, and undeniably unforgettable.

The tapestry of her family weaves through those she lovingly embraced: her daughter Brittany McCarty and son-in-law Jerod; sons; Chris and Michael Graham; grandchildren: Matthew, Jacob, Jordan, Charles, Scarlett, and Blessing; mother, Marsha Shattuck; sister, Melissa Light (Russell); alongside sister-in-law, Jody Rhoton; nephew, Kyle Thompson (Sharon); niece, Sara Eickenhorst (Daniel); niece, Kat Culifer (Johnny); nephew, James Rhoton; and grandnephew, Johnathan Culifer. Each one carries fragments of Beverly’s enduring love, a legacy etched indelibly into their hearts.

She leaves behind memories tinged with both joy and sorrow, marked by the absence of those who preceded her—the love of her life, husband Randy Graham; her father Ben Shattuck; and in-laws Freddie and Judy Graham, and Brent Rhoton, her brother-in-law.

Beverly Diane Graham was a force—a garden in bloom, a rider on the vast prairie of life, a steadfast guardian of kin and kind alike. Her story is etched in the Texas soil, in the laughter of grandchildren, and in the quiet strength of those who had the honor to know her. Though her passing was sudden, the pathway she carved forward forever illuminates the lives she touched with boundless love and undeniable grace.

A visitation will be held at Dalhart Funeral Home on Saturday, June 20, 2026, from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.  A funeral service will be held at Dalhart Funeral Home on Sunday, June 21, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.  Arrangements have been entrusted to Dalhart Funeral Home in Dalhart, Texas.