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She was iconic figure.
Cynthia and Peter Martin
August 10, 2025 | Friend
Washington, District of Columbia
Rachel D. Cramer, beloved sister, aunt and friend, unexpectedly passed away at home in Arlington, Virginia, on April 30, 2024. She was 64 years old. She was a proud aunt and honorary godmother to many children. She took great joy in introducing them to her puppets and the joy of reading through...
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Cynthia and Peter Martin
August 10, 2025 | Friend
My deepest condolences to Rachel's family. We worked together at DOJ and I appreciated her commitment recruitment, hiring and training DOJ's interns and lawyers. Her integrity and passion were second to none. I will miss her. May her memory be blessing.
Rena
July 12, 2024 | Work
Rachel was a pleasure to know. I was so very saddened by her passing. She always had wonderful, positive comments about my grandchildren. I could always count on her quick wit to bring a smile to my face. She is already missed! Rest in peace my friend.
Mike Bailie
June 08, 2024 | Work
Rachel was so loved by our family. We often crossed paths at brunch at Taqueria and she would always engage my children so lovingly. We have many puppets and books that will keep her alive in our memories. Sending love to Rachel´s family and other friends.
Alyssa
June 02, 2024 | Friend
Rachel was my mentor from when I first started as the training director of another DOJ component in 2005. We collaborated on many projects over the years, including going to pretty much every diversity training we could find in 2010 in order to bring the best one to the Department. Rachel remained a great source of guidance, helping with numerous training initiatives. Whenever I needed insight from another part of DOJ, Rachel was the first person I would call. I miss her greatly.
Jessie Ginsburg
May 15, 2024 | Work
To Rachel's family, I am so sorry for your loss. Rachel was a constant presence during my years at the Tax Division. She was always available for a chat and encouraged me in my endeavors. She was unique. May her memory be a blessing.
Sarah Mayhew
May 14, 2024 | Work
Rachel was a true asset to the Tax Division in so many ways and she will be sorely missed. I was fortunate to work with her for several decades and especially appreciated the wise counsel she provided to the intern hiring and training programs as well as the Diversity Committee.
Betsy Erickson
May 12, 2024 | Work
I was so deeply saddened to learn of Rachel's death. As a child therapist at the Wendt Center, I loved Rachel's passion for learning to use play as a means for helping young people find a voice to express their grief. Rachel was a firm believer that all children regardless of age could be in relationship, experience loss and grieve. I am thrilled to know so many children could benefit from her laugh, her smile, her wit, her craftiness and her intelligence. Thank you Rachel- for all you gave me!
Stephanie
May 09, 2024 | Work
Rachel always provided useful advice and counsel. She always made time to listen when I needed a sounding board. She was smart, vivacious, and cared deeply. She will be missed.
Deb Meland
May 09, 2024 | Work