David S. Kramer

What a jolt to hear of my youngest cousin's passing. I still picture him as a slender kid with an impish grin, even though he was a married man when our family last gathered at Bill and Louise's home decades ago. My condolences to Jim, Bill and your families. I'm sure he will be missed.

Our family of four sisters ("The Wallace Girls") always looked forward to spending Christmas Day with our cousins ("The Kramer Boys") at their home in Willoughby, Ohio. It was one of the highlights of the year. We also got together for other wonderful celebrations with the extended family--for Thanksgiving and Fourth of July, at Grandma Kramer's. I miss those wonderful days, fun times, and all my cousins. R.I.P., David.

So sorry to hear about losing David. I remember him most as the youngest of the "Kramer Boys," all of whom seemed to me (at the time) to lead charmed lives. We spent many Christmases together growing up. Rest, now, in peace.

So Sorry for your loss, I have great memories of David from High School and watching him at the Willoughby pool during diving meets. Prayers are with you, May he rest in peace. Gayle Svach King

I'm so sorry to hear about Dave's death. I have many fond memories of holidays, family picnics, and summers at the Willoughby pool. Dave was a good friend through Junior High and High School. My condolences to his family.

So sad to hear about Dave's passing. He was a great friend in college -- my Big Brother in Sigma Phi Epsilon. I was also a bridesmaid at his wedding to Janet. I will always have fond memories of those years.

My deepest sympathy to Betty and Dave's family on your loss. Dave was a great guy who I will miss as a neighbor at Camp Chautauqua along with our many conversations about the Cleveland Indians and Browns. Rest in peace Dave!