NOEL KRAMER

Little Sister I still miss You and Love You>

Noel and I were classmates at the University of Michigan Law School, and members of the first Women Law Students Association, formed in 1970. Not only was she brilliant, she was funny, loyal and committed. Her passing is a real loss to those of us who were fortunate enough to know her then.

I remember Judge Kramer when I was a Probation Officer prior to my retirement in 2009. She was a fair Judge but would lock those defendants up when I made that recommendation. I thank her for making my job easier. She will be missed by her family and the Court

I appeared before Judge Kramer numerous times in the mid-eighties when she was presiding over criminal trials. Ever polite, well-spoken and current on her knowledge of the law, she did not suffer fools, be they defense attorneys, defendants or government witnesses. Truly a loss to the legal community, Judge Kramer's behavior will remain the gold standard of fair and knowledgeable judging.

Peace and Blessings to the family. I appeared before Judge Kramer many times as a lawyer when I practiced in Washington D.C. She was always professional and good spirited. She is a credit to the profession and to society. I work in Michigan now so interesting to see her roots are here. So peace and love and the entire family wherever they may now reside.

Prayers of comfort for the family. Rest In Peace Your Honor

I remember Judge Kramer as a kind and thoughtful judge who always had a smile on her face. She seemed to be happy performing her job as a judge. May God bless the family during this time of bereavement.

Frank and Family So Sorry for Your Loss .Alice (as I know Her) From Sunday School Grade School and High School .We Have kept close by phone calls She all hade time for My phone call. You All are in Our Thought and Piers.

My deep condolences to the all family members. She was one of my favorite judges. Her name was mentioned so many times in my home that even my kids knew Judge Kramer. Whenever I won a case, she let me know at the bench that I did a good job. she'll be missed forever.