Bruce Bennett Kramer

I live in Los Angeles and have not seen or spoken with Bruce in quite some many years. The last few days I've been thinking about him and went on line to see if I could find him. What a blow. Bruce and I were best friends through Boone school and on into high school until I moved to California.
Bruce was a gem, a star and truly a great, great friend. I will carry him with me always.

Bruce was a Mather classmate with whom I had lost contact until we celebrated our 40th class reunion at Carsons with my brother Alan (who reunited us). Glad we reconnected Bruce. Sorry the Cubs let you down again this year. Maybe next year, but sadly, without you.

Everyone's memories of Bruce all seem to be very similar...He was such a wonderfully passionate guy that he seemed to affect everyone that came in is path. I will remember his illuminating smile, his passion for life, cars, trains, art, the CUBBIES, and my beautiful Aunt Jeanne. He seemed to always take time to show you and teach you about the things he loved most in life. I hope that all of our wonderful memories and messages will help Jeanne through this very difficult time. Bruce will...

I went to Mather High School with Bruce. We lost touch and re-connected at reunions. We spoke about 2 years ago and I just heard about his passing last night and was so sorry to hear this. He was a wonderful man.
Gayle Katz Rutstein

Bruce was a man who took what he knew and loved and made a career of it! He was a warm, generous soul who wanted everyone to share his knowledge and joy. He treasured Jeanne Marie, who was his one true love. I will miss his humor and knowledge, but know that he is with me whenever we're on a long twisty road in a great car!

Bruce was a dear friend, a talented art director and a wonderful man with a kind heart and terrific sense of humor. I will always remember how he spoke about his cherished Jeanne Marie, his deep love and admiration for her was always a reminder of what a great partnership should be. He will be sorely missed.

Bruce and Jeannie were our neighbors in New Rochelle, way back, late 70's. They lived right across the street from my wife Roni and I. We spent many fun times at block parties and celebrations, always talking about his love for gadgets, cars, "schmussing up Poloroids" into fantastic pieces of small art. He and I played with his dogs, and shared times many times at both his different homes in new rochelle.
We had made a fun tradition of breaking the fast at Yom Kippor with Steamed...

Bruce was my boss at Darcy, Detroit. He was one crazy guy. His love of the world spilled out in his day to day. I don't remember one day where he didn't mention "The beautiful Jeanne Marie" or talk about one of his cars. He was a gear head, knuckle head, for sure. His love of photography and the automobile was limitless. His ability to guide and mentor will never be forgotten. We'll miss you Bruce. I'll see you in the Root Beer Float ( his old Pontiac) in the sky some day....
Peace friend,...