James "Graham" Dwyer peacefully passed away on November 1, 2024, at the age of 75, leaving behind a legacy filled with love and joy. He was the devoted husband of Patricia "Pat" Dwyer (nee Ogilvie), sharing 44 wonderful years of marriage together. Their bond was a shining example of true companionship, marked by mutual respect and endless support.

Graham is survived by his brother Richard (Dick) Dwyer from North Bay, as well as his nephews Gary Dwyer of Ottawa and Brian Dwyer from North Bay. He is also mourned by his sisters-in-law Isabel Marks and Brenda Greenlaw, alongside brother-in-law Walter Ogilvie and his wife Joan. Graham’s wide circle of lifelong friends, including Jack Perry, Bruce and Kathryn Woodman, Marion and Victor Burns, and Deb Harper, reflect the warmth and kindness he distributed throughout his life.

Known for his infectious sense of humor and playful spirit, Graham had a remarkable talent for bringing laughter to those around him. He was a dedicated music enthusiast, embracing his passion by taking piano lessons with Pat at the age of 40. This shared adventure not only highlighted their commitment to personal growth but also enriched their relationship in the most delightful ways.

An avid animal lover, Graham had a special affection for his golden retrievers—Riley, Gracie, and Gus. His love for these furry companions was evident, and it’s fondly hoped that they have been joyously reunited in a peaceful afterlife.

Graham's life is a testament to living fully and joyfully. His legacy will continue to inspire and bring a smile to the faces of all who knew him. As we remember him, we celebrate a life well-lived, overflowing with cherished memories, laughter, and unconditional love.