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Jack Oram

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

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Jack Oram, 64, of Camp Hill, lost his long hard battle with cancer on Wednesday, March 31st, 2010 at his home in Seattle, Washington. He was the son of the late Jack and Hannah Oram. He was a graduate of Camp Hill High School and went on to get his PHD from Penn State University. He was one of...

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There were birthdays and Thanksgivings-
But Christmas was where it was at -
We played music to your piano -
While you sang a little flat -

Whether flat or not -
You were the life of the party -
Cream cheese in your spuds -
Your secret mashed potatoes were hearty -

Your passion was music -
I was an aspiring musician -
You had a lot of advice -
I always tried to listen -

A Superbowl I will always remember -

Dear Renee, Bobby, Joanne, we'll all miss Jack alot, he always lit up the room especially when he had his fingers on the keyboard. I remember a great evening after we missed the main social event and ended up on the little porch watching the sun go down behind Ranier with the Oram clan. Joe, Karen, Kerry, Brook Kellys

Renee, I am so sorry. Jack made tremendous contributions to our research field, for which we are grateful, and for which he will always be remembered. He was a wonderful scientist and colleague. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Dear Renee and family,

I am saddened to hear of Jack's passing. I've known him professionally and socially since the mid-90's and will always cherish the many memories and good times spent with Jack at various scientific conferences and meetings. He was a great scientist and an awesome person and had a very positive impact on my career. One of many memories I will never forget is Jack at Whistler taking over the piano and rocking the place with Great Balls of Fire. Rest well Jack...

Dear Bobby and Linda: So sorry to hear of Jack's passing. We had some really beautiful times together back in the old days. Can't believe we are all so far along on our paths. Hope you are all doing well. Love, Lou Summers

Renee: I am very sorry to hear of Jack's passing. I know it must be doubly difficult to arrange work issues as well as the rest.
Craig Johnson
UW Office of Sponsored Programs

Linda and Bob:
We were very sorry to hear about Jack. May your faith comfort you with
the loss of your big brother. I have fond memories of growing up on S. 27th St and being part of your extended family. Your home was always a safe haven for me. I remember those Summer vacations in Pine Grove at the "Mansion" and those trout fishing trips. Jack sure enjoyed Pine Grove. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and Jack's Wife during this difficult time. Jack is probably already...

I was working at the Medical Center as a technician in the Department of Physiology those many years ago when Jack joined the Bob Neely lab to persue his PhD degree. I am still employed by the College of Medicine in the Department of Physiology. Jack added a lot of fun and excitement to the atmosphere. I was sorry to hear of his death but know that he enjoyed every minute of his life and shared his enthusiasm for research with eveyone around him. I have nothing but fond memories from my...