Ryan graduated for HHS in 2007. He was full of life and dreams. He planned to start college in January along with Ross, where they both were going to pursue degrees in coaching. Ryan was always smiling and willing to try anything at least once. He loved music and the internet. He loved to wrestle at family gatherings with his cousins and his dad, trying to see who could get the "best" of the other one. Ryan was a big Dallas Cowboys football fan and purchased Dallas Cowboy jerseies for himself and his brother. #81 Terrell Owens for Ryan and #9 Tony Romo for Ross. Ross is wearing Ryan's jersey #81 today in honor of his brother. In addition to football, Ryan was a Dallas Maverick fan. Even though Ryan was the younger brother, he was the best big brother to Ross, helping his twin daily. People often commented on how Ryan was always looking out for Ross and how he was so sincere and loving doing it.

Ryan was without prejudice and loved all. He made time for friends. Ryan also had a softer more serious side and was deeply spiritual. Ryan wrote poetry with a poem being published in a book called "Timeless Voices". As a family, they enjoyed taking the travel trailer to the lake for fishing and camping.

Ryan is survived by: parents; grandparents, Hubert & Mary Grahmann of Hallettsville, and Josephine Matejek of Hallettsville; twin brother Ross Alan Grahmann of Hallettsville; and sister Dawn Marie Grahmann of Hallettsville.

Ryan was preceded in death by his brother Christopher Joseph Grahmann.

Service: 2 pm, Sunday, Dec. 2, 2007 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Visitation: 1 pm, Saturday at Kubena Funeral Home. Rosary: 7:30 pm, Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Officiate: Rev. John Peters. Pallbearers: Michael Grahmann, Pat Grahmann, Eric Grahmann, Brittany DeLaRosa, Cody DeLaRosa, Chris Landrum, Colby Wilson, and Dyran Flowers. Honorary Pallbearers: Dillon Rees, Dustin Rees, Derek Rees, and Daelynn DeLaRosa. Memorials: Donor's Choice. Burial: Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery.