New Delhi, July 28 -- first in the marble rotunda of the United States Capitol, then at an afternoon service at the Washington National Cathedral where President Trump delivered remarks alongside the Israeli prime minister and Ukraine's president, the two foreign leaders Graham spent his final years fighting to keep inside the American security umbrella.

Graham died on July 11 at 71, of an aortic dissection attributed to arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease, Euronews reported. His office initially described only "a brief and sudden illness." He had been a Republican senator since 2003, retired from the Air Force as a colonel after 33 years of service, and accumulated enough seniority to become one of the Senate's most consistent archi...