Patrick Cramer Obituary

To the Cramer family: I am so sorry for your great loss. I met Pat when he was at Eng.Co.13, working with Mike Maloney and crew. It was a joy

to know Pat and the men there at that time on Columbus Dr. May God

give you comfort and peace, knowing

Pat is in a better place now, at

rest. Sincerely, Jan Hull

Dear Joanne and Carol, Please accept my sincerest condolences on Pat's death. My first encounter with the Cramer family was on 82nd and Elizabeth where Billy and I first met, 52years ago. I have witnessed firsthand the cruel genetic cardiac curse which has taken so many in the family. What a shame and how unfair! Pat was a great guy and will be missed by all of us from Sabina and everyone else who came in contact with him. I am so very sorry. Stanks

Pat was a call back this day and was working on Trk 16. I knew Pat to see him on details and retirement parties. We had a fire on 69th and Cornell that evening and were sent to the roof on the box alarm. Pat and I went to the roof and opened up 10 holes on that roof with two members of trk 30. Pat performed professionally in the tradition of the Chicago Fire Dept. This may have been Pats last fire,but his performance was a inspiration to all young fireman. May GOD have mercy on his soul because he has earned his place in heaven with all is brothers. Sincerely, Ted W. Sosnowski T-16.

Dear Joanne,

Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of Patrick.I always so enjoyed his company and his fantastic sense of humor.Just know that my thoughts and prayers are with you,Lauren and Jack.

Lauren-

I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Our deepest sympathy to the Cramer family members. We are good friends of Tom and Marge from Chicago and Florida. Tom often mentioned the fun and loving Cramer family reunions in Chicago.

We are sorry for your loss.



Art & Mickey Kratovil

Dear Joanne, Lauren & Jack:



God loaned us the life of a grand guy......He loved his family, his friends and so many people He was interested in. His kindness and goodness will live on with those who ache with His passing.

Always,

Florence Smith

Our deepest sympathy to Joanne,Lauren, Jack and to the entire Cramer family. May the Lord give you comfort and solace now and in the days ahead.

Jerry and Betty Croke

I was a classmate of Pat’s at St Ignatius. He was a good guy. I would run into him over the years and we would spend a few minutes catching up on old times. I’ll miss him. My deepest sympathies to the Cramer family and to all of Pat’s friends.

Timothy Hinsdale ‘71

Joanne, Loren and Jack, I am deeply saddened to hear of the loss of Pat(a great husband and father). I was lucky enogh to work with Pat on the fire department for a year and play many a round of golf with him.He will truely be missed.

Dear Joanne, Lauren and Jack:

There are no words to express our sympathy at the sudden loss of your husband and father. Pat was an extraordinary man with a heart as big as he was. He will be in our hearts and memory forever. God Bless all of you and I am so proud to say that I new Patrick Cramer - he was the best.

Sincerely, Colleen and Mike Ball

Of course, my heart is broken and the pieces go out to all of you. I'm so glad to have stayed in touch with all of you via the Malloy reunions, weddings and other passings. And, it was fun to play volleyball with Pat and Joanne a few years ago.

We will all truly miss Pat. He was such a gentle soul.