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{{Infobox person
{{Infobox person
| name=Graham Allen Penniman, Jr.
| name=Graham Allen Penniman, Jr.
(Texas-Louisiana businessman and civic figure)
(Texas-Louisiana businessman<br>
(Pak-a-Sak convenience stores)
|nationality=[[United States|American]]
|nationality=[[United States|American]]
| birth_date=November 1, 1927
| birth_date=November 1, 1927
He was a member of the LSU Foundation and raised funds for the School of Arts and Music and the E.J. Ourso School of Business. He was a particular of LSU [[baseball]]. A hunter and fisherman, he purchased property in 1975 in Clinton in East Feliciana Parish outside Baton Rouge and developed what he called Penniman Oaks.<ref name=obit/>
He was a member of the LSU Foundation and raised funds for the School of Arts and Music and the E.J. Ourso School of Business. He was a particular of LSU [[baseball]]. A hunter and fisherman, he purchased property in 1975 in Clinton in East Feliciana Parish outside Baton Rouge and developed what he called Penniman Oaks.<ref name=obit/>
==Family and death==
n 1948, he married the former Mary Virginia Crain, by whom he had five children, Laurie McDuff (husband Al), Mary Crain Brumback (husband Bill), Margaret Boudreaux, Graham Penniman (wife Maureen), and Rebecca Penniman Eyre (husband Robert). After the death of his first wife, he wed in 1977 the former Joan Calder (born 1934), who survives him.<ref name=obit/>
n 1948, he married the former Mary Virginia Crain, by whom he had five children, Laurie McDuff (husband Al), Mary Crain Brumback (husband Bill), Margaret Boudreaux, Graham Penniman (wife Maureen), and Rebecca Penniman Eyre (husband Robert). After the death of his first wife, he wed in 1977 the former Joan Calder (born 1934), who survives him.<ref name=obit/>