Sylvia Graves
October 1, 1934 –
Sylvia (Suggs) Graves went to be with the Lord on Oct. 26, 2021. She was married to her loving husband, Robert J. Graves, for 58 years. She is survived by sons, Robert Graves Jr. (Marcey), Richard Graves (Lori); daughter, Susan Graves Yedinak (Rudi); seven grandchildren, Robert III (Lindsey), David (Carrie), Candice (Chris), Richard III (Amanda), Melody (Mitch), Tyler and Patrick (Bridgett); three great-grandchildren, Eden, Lily and Trace; one nephew, Dan Suggs III (Kylen); and beloved great-nieces and great-nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Dan and Pauline Suggs; husband Robert; brother, Dan Suggs Jr. (Rhonda); and niece, Nicole Suggs.
She was born Oct. 1, 1934, in Jacksonville, Fla. She moved to Ruskin in 1956 and was a member of Gibsonton Baptist Church. She taught private piano lessons in Ruskin for over 20 years and was the pianist for Northside Baptist Church and Southside Baptist Church. She taught piano lessons at Temple Heights Christian School. She loved to dance and often sang at Church.
Sylvia was a member of the Ruskin Junior Woman’s Club, Eastern Star (where she held the position of organist) and the PTF’s at Temple Heights and Ruskin Elementary (where she was president for two years). She ran school festivals for both schools for 13 years. She was active in cub scouts and taught Sunday school for many years along with Acteens. She was a founding member of the Orange Blossom 56 Club. She was passionate in watching the Rays play ball.
Services for Mrs. Graves have already been held.
She was born Oct. 1, 1934, in Jacksonville, Fla. She moved to Ruskin in 1956 and was a member of Gibsonton Baptist Church. She taught private piano lessons in Ruskin for over 20 years and was the pianist for Northside Baptist Church and Southside Baptist Church. She taught piano lessons at Temple Heights Christian School. She loved to dance and often sang at Church.
Sylvia was a member of the Ruskin Junior Woman’s Club, Eastern Star (where she held the position of organist) and the PTF’s at Temple Heights and Ruskin Elementary (where she was president for two years). She ran school festivals for both schools for 13 years. She was active in cub scouts and taught Sunday school for many years along with Acteens. She was a founding member of the Orange Blossom 56 Club. She was passionate in watching the Rays play ball.
Services for Mrs. Graves have already been held.