Los Angeles, California
Cramer, Stanley Edward July 29, 1925 - January 7, 2012 Stanley Edward Cramer passed away Saturday, January 7, 2012 at the age of 86 with his wife of 63 years, Esther, at his side. A native of North Orange County he was born in Fullerton on July 29, 1925 to Hattie and George Cramer. Stan grew up...
Read MoreA terrific football coach and a wonderful Christian man. I played on & captained his 1958 Mt. San Antonio Football Team where he had a heartfelt commitment to all of his players. God bless all of his children (all girls) & grandchildren.
Tom Turrill
January 24, 2024
I played center on Stan's first Bee and Varsity teams at California High (1956 graduate). He was an inspirational coach and had a major positive impact on my young life. Very few people are as important in my memories as is Stan. His influence is lasting. My thoughts are with Stan's wife and extended family. What a loss for all.
Jim McKibben
February 04, 2012 | Atherton, CA
The Orange County Pioneer Council general membership meets twice a year, and at those occasions, it was always a pleasure being in the company of Stan Cramer, a true gentleman. Although our paths rarely crossed at other times, we anticipate experiencing the loss of this special man when attending future OCPC functions.
We think of Esther & family at this time with heartfelt sympathy.
Karen & Jim Reese
January 31, 2012
I played for Coach Cramer in his first season as head football coach at Mt. San Antonio junior college (1958). He not only was a terrific football coach with the best interest of his players always in mind, but was just a wonderful human being. He touched many young lives as a coach and counselor in so many positive ways. He was loved by many & will be missed by all--Thomas Turrill
January 30, 2012
I played for Coach Cramer in his first season an head football coach at Mt. San Antonio junior college (1958). He not only was a terrific football coach with the best interest of his players always in mind, but was just a wonderful human being. He touched many young lives as a coach and counselor in so many positive ways. He was loved by many & will be missed by all--Thomas Turrill
January 30, 2012
Stan: You were an outstanding friend, coach, and father-in-law. I will miss you more than you could ever know. I will always appreciate the times we spent together traveling the world and seeing different cultures, always wearing our USC caps in within sight of each other. I am a better person, better husband, better coach and more aware person for having known you. Thank you and may you Rest in Peace knowing that your impact on many lives will continue on. God Speed Stan Cramer.
Ward Ching
January 29, 2012 | Ross, CA
