Jerome A. Kramer

I´ve had the great pleasure of knowing Dr. Kramer for many years through my friendship with his children. He truly personified the Renaissance man- he knew so much about so many different topics and excelled at everything he did. Most of all, his love for his wonderful family was his most outstanding quality and will be his enduring legacy.

I was just thinking of Dr.Kramer the other day before a friend told me that he had passed away. He truly was one of the most brilliant people that I have ever met. I always looked forward to seeing him. He always had thoughtful tidbits of advice for me, personally as well as professionally. We had many conversations about so many subjects. He was very devoted to his family, especially his grandchildren. I admired him greatly and I will always remember the times that I spent with him.

Dr. Kramer was my doctor when growing up in Westchester, Miami, Florida. He was a talented physician and highly respected. My condolences to his family.

Dr Kramer was a friend of my uncle Dr Robert Hyams. As a result we started using Jerry as our Dr when we moved to Miami in the late 1950´s. He even took care of my 1st child. Jerry had a great business mind and whenever he came into our store (Leon´s) to pick up only soda´s, he would spend many hours reviewing our business plans. He had the great awareness to open his practice in the wee hours of the morning so that working patients didn´t have to miss time at work. He was one of a kind...RIP

So very sorry for your loss.

Our family Doctor throughout my childhood until his retirement. A fine Doctor and a gentleman. As I recall, an excellent photographer, as well. Many thanks, Doctor Kramer.

My father, the late Martin Taylor, M.D., began his 50-year private-practice career as a medical doctor, as Dr. Kramer's professional partner at the already-established office on Coral Way, in Westchester (Miami), in the late 1960's. Throughout my childhood, I heard my father speak often about "Kramer"... In particular, Dr. Kramer's extreme intelligence. My father was forever grateful for the golden opportunity provided. I always knew that, 'Dr. Kramer gave Daddy his start as a doctor.' It...

I met Dr. Kramer when his daughter Wendy (my college roommate at UF) brought me home with her one weekend. He was so kind and loving. I hope his memory will become a blessing to all who knew him.