Morris Cramer

Morris was a best friend forever and I'll always keep thinking of him. RIP dear buddy

Morris Cramer drilled my first finger tip bowling ball, A Dick Weber "Gyro-Balance so many years ago when I bowled in the Jr. Leagues at Cohoes Bowling Alley. My brothers and I always watched Capital Bowling as well. My most sincere condolences for your loss.

I grew up knowing who Morris was. I loved bowling and knew many of the local pros. My best friends dad played golf with Morris most every week during the summer

So sorry to hear of Morris's passing. I remember my years in the Junior leagues and all the help and friendly pointers he gave me to make the game fun and rewarding.

I will miss Morris and his beautiful smile and gentlemanly ways. I met Morris through the game of bridge and am so happy that we shared some good times together. My deepest sympathy to his family.

Debbie,Janice and the entire CRAMER FAMILY.GOD blessed all of you with a caring father/grandfather and brother,who was a master of teaching kindness,and a williness to help anyone in sharing his expertise on bowling or life in general. I will miss him dearly, as you will also! RIP Morris.the world is a better place for all of us who came in contact with you!!

Morris was not only a great bowler but a
true gentlemen.I recently saw Morris and we talked about bowling and the Capital
Bowling show from years ago.
Great guy.Rest in peace Morris.

Never met your father, but I heard so much about him I feel I've know him all my life. He was a craftsman and known to all in the bowling arena. The most knowledgeable person about the game he loved so much. Respected by all who knew him. R.I.P.

We have lost another of the old-timers who really epitomized the sport of bowling. Morris was a great man and a really nice guy! Many memories of days gone by.
Gayle Walther Allen