Dick Graham, in civilian life, was a college professor. I think all in our group gained a lot liberal arts informal education by taking mentally notes of words of wisdom he spoke. I think Dick was uncomfortable in crowds. He preferred one on one conversations. He like to kind of insinuate he was evil, but he wasn't. It is not the words that was evil but the way he shot his eyes around. He had it down pat. Dick Graham gave me a personal one on one tour of the New York City Metropolitan Art Museum and a few more. He knew art.
He was the Squadron's Captain's Yeoman. He was absorbingly neat person, which made his job easier and expected. I don't remember who relieved him when he went back being a professor but he had s job on his hand.
Not that it mattered but Dick Graham's father owned a car dealership in East Lansing, Mich.
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