Megan Thomas Graham, age 31, of Maineville, passed away November 25, 2025. Devoted wife of Matt Graham. Cherished daughter of Craig and Denise Thomas. Loving sister of Allan Thomas (Ashley Edmonds). Beloved granddaughter of Doris Overberg. Dear niece of Don (Donna) Overberg. Loving cousin of Lindsey (Dan) Cheraso and their daughters Lainey Dee and Callie Grace. Megan is also survived by Matt's family, including his father, Mark (Quan) Graham; mother, Shiloh Graham; brother, Will Graham (Courtney Mann), grandmothers, Joanne Graham and Sandy Bee. She will be greatly missed by all of her Blue Family.

It's difficult to summarize such a beautiful life in a short time. Where do you begin with someone like Megan? Megan loved animals from the time she was a toddler. Dogs, cows, goats, horses, especially Saddlebred horses. She began showing horses at 3 years old and continued into adulthood. After finishing her show career, she still loved riding, especially on the trails with her beloved Nash. Dogs were also a love for her, and Buckeye and Ruger were her protectors and provided great entertainment and comfort to her.

Megan was always up for adventure, even in her last weeks. She loved traveling, especially on "girl's trips" with her mom to Universal Studios to immerse herself in her favorite place, Harry Potter World. She took cruises, backpacked in the Grand Tetons, and married the love of her life in Glacier National Park. If given the chance to travel, she was the first to plan the trip. When she wasn't traveling, Megan was following another passion, building Legos. Her collection was impressive and gave her great comfort and distraction while she battled her illness.

Megan was a graduate of Springboro High School and Eastern Kentucky University majoring in Criminal Justice. She had a lifelong dream to become a police officer and brought that to reality. She began her police career in her hometown with Springboro Police Department. She was a proud member of the Warren County Ohio Task Force and Crash Reconstruction team and received many awards for her work. When the opportunity arose to become a Hamilton Township police officer, she jumped at the chance and was looking forward to her future there with a goal of becoming detective. She was a devoted law enforcement officer and loved serving her community.

The number of lives she touched in her life of service is incalculable. Her legacy won't be forgotten, and she would want anyone facing a time of adversity to "Fight like Megan". A very special thanks to the Hamilton Township Police Department and the Hamilton Township community for all of their love and support during her illness.

Family and friends will be received on Saturday, December 13 from 10 AM - 12 PM at the Little Miami High School Auditorium, 3001 E. U.S. 22 & 3, Morrow, OH 45152, where funeral services will be held at 12 PM.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Megan's name, may be made to:

Hamilton Township Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association

7780 South State Route 48

Maineville, OH 45039

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Dreamscape Inc. Rescue

2100 John Windrow Rd.

Eaglesville, TN 37060

Paypal address : Dreamscaperescue@gmail.com

Zelle: 615-775-6245

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