Dr. Henry Cramer

I am really sorry to hear about your dad. I know what a loss it is to you and your family. But, if he was not going to be himself, it is better to let him go than stay and be uncomfortable.

I am thinking of you. Let me know if there is anything I can do for you.

I last visited with your father in 2005 while attending to my own father's funeral and estate affairs. It was wonderful to spend some time with him! He was just as I always knew your father, a gentle quiet man with wonderful dry sense of humor. My parents both greatly loved and respected your family and treasured the long friendship we all have shared. We have been so lucky that your mother and father were and will remain an important part of us for they will live on in our memories for the...

As employees of Dr Cramer's in the late 70's & the early 80's. We LOVED him!!!!! He was a great employer & father figure for us in our early careers. To this day will still talk about him and our days at 717 E. Genesee St. We have such fond memories of being his "girls", a fact we were very proud of in the Syracuse dental community. He will be sorely missed & we extend our sincere condolences to his family. We were ALL lucky to have had him on our lives. Good Bye Henry!!! Lover always, ...

I am so lucky to have had Uncle Henry in my family. He was the kindest person and oh so funny. When I stayed in Syracuse with Uncle Henry and and my cousins, we drove him crazy with our talking. He would look up over his glasses and say hey, give me a break.. His dry sense of hummor could keep anyone laughing for hours. I loved his bear hugs. Morris and I will miss both Aunt Connie and Uncle Henry so very much.
Hollis Schwartz Beck, Dr Morris Beck

dear cramer Family.........we were sorry to hear of yur fathers passing.Spent many happy times at LCC.

Dear Sherry and family (whom we don't know but wish we did),
Please accept our deepest sympathies on your loss.
Love,
Ken and Liz

Dear Cramer family, We are so sorry to hear of Henry's passing. The Cramers, Cosses and Linns have many happy memories thanks to Hank and Hank's harem on The River. We will miss Hank but still remember his wonderful sense of humor. We send our heartfelt sympathy and love to you all. John and Margo Linn

Dear girls:
I'm so sorry for the loss of your father. It was nice talking to you this morning. What fond memories we all have.
Love, Sharon

I guess I'll be the first and take this opportunity to thank everyone for their wonderful support during the last month.
We are thankful to have so many good friends and family.