Big Daddy Graham Obituary: Big Daddy Graham, one of Philadelphia’s generally famous and adored games live radio personalities on 94WIP, passed on Wednesday night at age 68. Graham became quite possibly the most well known medium voices in the city during his two-decade run facilitating the overnight hours at 94WIP by engaging fans with his humor and immense games information. His carefree character made him the ideal late-night have.

The good humored radio character joined WIP in 1997 after co-facilitating “The Sports Attack” with Scott Graham and Neil Hartman on 1210 AM. Be that as it may, sports live radio wasn’t Graham’s just enthusiasm throughout everyday life. He was additionally a comic, creator and performer. Graham composed a few books, facilitated his own music webcast and consistently played out his “Two Funny Philly Guys” stand-up parody routine with sports comic Joe Conklin.

Conceived Edward Gudonis, Graham was brought up in Southwest Philly and moved on from West Catholic High School. He dwelled in Mullica Hill, Gloucester County with his significant other and two little girls. His little girl Ava is an individual from 94WIP’s morning show.

The reason for death has not been uncovered.

Two years prior, Graham was determined to have a blood coagulation in his spine, leaving him incapacitated him starting from the waist. He recently had beaten throat disease. A large number of Graham’s long-term audience members, fans and companions in Philadelphia took to online media to honor the nearby symbol.