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Graves Floral: 1908 - 2008
100 Years Later...
And We're Still Shawnee's Largest & Oldest Florist.

A Century of Coupled Owners
Unknown Family
1908 - 1918
Sam & Bernise Jones
1918 - 1938
John M. & Lucy Graves
1938 - 1978
Bob & Sue Maynard
1978 - 1992
Bob & Pam Fincher
1992 - Present

What A Rosy Success!

Dear Pam & Bobby,


You two really outdid yourselves on that centennial open house. It was a first-class event. I know Mother & Daddy would be so proud of you. I enjoyed meeting all your employees and putting a face with a voice. I was impressed with each & every one! Thanks so much for all your hard work & effort to make the day a success. And thanks for including me--it really meant a lot!
Judy Graves

And thank YOU--our customers--for making our Kick-off Centennial Open House a huge success! We loved getting to reminisce with familiar faces and welcome new ones. Since we will be celebrating all year long, make sure you check back for events throughout the year. And congratulations to all our winners!!


Year-Long Events include:
* Starting in January, come by once a month and put your name in a drawing for a seasonal rose bouquet. Your name must be in by the 9th of each month.


For more pictures, click on Parties/Commercial Event Decor.

   
A Century of Quality: Teleflora President Tom Butler recognizing 100 years of Graves Floral A Welcome Face: Judy Graves welcoming people into the shop and reminding them to sign up for hourly prizes.
Discount Frenzy: Crowds taking advantage of the many markdowns of the day. Enjoying the After Hours: Doug Walker entertaining the ladies.
Shining Into Another Century: The neon sign lit up at the Open House for the first time since the 1970's.

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