PAUL EDWARD SCHRAMKA

Pete and Schramka Family,
I have many memories of your dad and Schramka family going back to early to mid 60's. The old & original funeral homes to the 76th Street location. When my dad died in 1971 Paul, Tommy & the rest made it bearable. Good men w/ good intentions. Paul always had the "Holy Water Wand" in his hand and a supporting "Smile" on his face. My thoughts & Prayers are with you Pete and family during this time. Remembering the St Casimir Church and neighborhood where I grew...

Paul was a classic. A proud Messmer High School graduate who began a legacy of generations of family members who would travel the halls of MHS, but who also served Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin. He will be missed but we are sure all the better for having known him.

Paul was a great person from a great family. We are very sorry for your loss. We will keep you all in our prayers.

I worked with this man and his family for many years. Paul was kind and witty as the day was long, as was the rest of the "gang".

The Schramka's gave me the chance I needed in the beginning and stood by me until it ended. God bless Paul and the "Crew"for the blessings that came from that.

Requiscat in pace

Bruce and Sandi Kuptz

Paul was instrumental in brokering a major change in the direction of my life. For that I am eternally grateful. First heard about him when I saw him hit 3 home runs at Washington Park. The man could hit. Spoke to him a few years ago. Wonderful humor with a line of anecdotes that could stretch from Milwaukee to Chicago.

Terry Heinrichs

I remember my Dad, Everett J. Schneider, sharing fond memories about your Dad, noting he was proud to be friends with a quality, loving, caring, family-centered person and professional. Peace.

I remember Paul was there for my mom when my dad passed away. He was very comforting to her at her time of grief. A very kind man and compassionate man.