Arthur L. Kramer Jr.

Karen, Linda and Janie--I only met your father once but when my mom returned from visiting in Texas she would tell me how gracious he was to her. I am sure he will be missed by many.

Arthur was very special to us. Our first date was at a function on his ranch. Dallas has lost a great citizen and a man who helped shape the city's history. Our prayers are with Patsy and his family.

I will always remember Art as being a good and wise man. He had integrity and a firm handshake. I appreciated how he embraced this outsider as if I were a Lonestar native and I am particularly glad we were able to name a street after him to honor his many contributions.

Mr. Kramer swept into my life about 10 years ago. I met him through Friedman & Feiger. He brought smiles and kindness to our office. He was one of God's most precious blessings. He was a giant among men.

Linda, Karen, & Janie,
I have many fond memories of your father and his always smiling face. I know he will be missed. I will see you all at the service.
Love, Mary Chester Newton

Art was a dear friend and will be missed greatly. He always had a good story to tell.

Linda, Karen,and Janie,the wonderful memories of growing up with your family are with us always. You have been on our minds and for the past year , I have been trying to find you. Now you are in our thoughts and prayers.
With love always...Joanie, Barbara, Chuck, Beth, and Bobby Goodman

Arthur was one of the finest and most gracious gentlemen I ever knew. He helped a number of young people get their start. He was an excellent example for us. We will miss him very much.