Carl HARTRAMPF Jr.

Dear Family, I was Dr. Hartrampf patient in 1986 one of my husband at that time worked with a guy that his wife was a nurse that work with Dr. Hartrampf and he gave my husband the phone number to him and I called the office got me in as soon as they could everyone that worked there was amazing. Im so sorry for your loss he was a fantastic Dr. I had breast cancer at the age of 30 and had 2 small children ages 4 and 8 Dr. Hartrampf and the pray of God saved my life plus seven other Dr's I can...

I was Dr Carl's Care giver for about 6 months or so during his last few months with us. I remember his kindness more than anything. He said to me that he wished he would be around when I get old so that he could take care of me the way I had taken care of him. What a kind, polite, gentle and inspiring man. Rest In paradise Dr Carl ❤

Gene Bowen

After visiting with Carl in 1984 in Atlanta and viewing his outstanding work in breast reconstruction, I became so inspired that I devoted my 35 year experience as a Plastic Surgeon to emulating his contribution to the field. He was a giant in the field of Reconstructive Surgery and will be sorely missed. Please accept my condolences for your loss of such a great man and a outstanding mentor. Sincerely Joseph W. Rucker MD FACS

So sorry to hear the news. What an incredible life Carl lived, helping so many people! Many prayers for Pat and all the family!

Jackie and Jimmy Cushman

Although I did not know Dr. Hartkrampf, I may be alive today because of him. I was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 42 and had a mastectomy and the reconstruction procedure, Dr. Hartkrampf pioneered: the TRAM flap (abbreviated for the trans-rectus abdominal muscle that is used for implant). It was a pioneering procedure because a woman's own body is used for the implant: no saline, no silicone and much better cosmetic outcomes. My father, age 85, is also a retired surgeon and thanks to men...

Dear Family and Friends . I'm so very sorry for your Precious loss. May your memories always bring smiles to your faces & comfort & joy to your hearts. May the God Comfort and help you through this difficult time. Isaiah 61:1,2. Please accept my sincere condolences

To the Family of Carl Hartrampf. Very sorry for your loss. We are told at times such as these to Rejoice with those who rejoice; weep with those who weep. Romans 12:15; JF

Family and friends of Dr. Hartrampf, you have my deepest sympathy on his passing. He lived a full and joyous life. With confidence that the promise at Hoses 13:14 will be fulfilled, we look forward to the day when Carl will again enjoy teaching, telling stories and being a good host to family and friends.