Reverend Thomas Kram

Sincere and deepest sympathy to the family. Father Kram has been with me through school at St. Wendelin and also pastor at St. Germaine for many years. He was a kind, loving and dedicated man of God.

Growing up in the 50s in Beaver Falls was special because of Father Kram. He supervised us as altar boys. He was so active in our parish life. His sense of humor was tremendous. Saint Peter has to be enjoying his company. The entire Kram family should be so proud that God graced us all with Father Tom Kram!

Fr. Kram was a friend in grade school and later in life. He will be missed.

My condolences to the family of Father Kram. I was in grade school at St. Wendelin's in Carrick when Father was there as an assistant pastor to Father Angel. I was a little afraid of the lunchroom nun and had tried to walk home (1-1/2 miles) with my lunch. Father found me on Spencer Avenue and brought me back to school. He was so kind. He also was a great confessor. A year or two ago my niece, Emily, who works where he lived, told me he was there, and thankfully I was able to see him...

I would like to express my condolences to the family of Reverend Thomas Kram.

I'll always remember Father Kram as a cheerful, confident person, always in charge of his own destiny. He projected strength and wisdom, even near the end of his earthly life.

We almost got together for my daughter Laura's graduation from St. Vincent College in 2004. I wish he could have attended!

I like to think his sister Joan (Sister Rose Edward) met him on the other...

Fr. Kram was our Headmaster at Domenec High School when I was a student there (Class of 1966). I remember his wonderful smile and enthusiastic visits to my Senior home room class. He was so very interested in all of us, and always offered a positive approach to the world we we were about to enter. He made us feel we could accomplish anything! The world has lost a very special and caring Priest and friend. My sympathy to his entire family.

Our sympathy goes out to the family of Father Kram. We remember him fondly as our pastor of St. Germaine, and would see him later from time to time visiting around the neighborhood shops.

To the Family and Freinds of Father Kram:

While you mourn his death and rejoice in his life, look forward to spending eternity with this generous, loving man. He is now "Out of th body and with the Risen Lord." Praise God.
I will remember Father Kram as one who went to extraordinary means to help me and my family with the struggles of this life.
Aside from this, I loved his stories, and especially remember the one about the priest assigned to a new parish in...

My father went to St. Germaine when he was there and we went to Nativity in hopes of seeing him every week. When I played basketball one year at St. Germaine I remember him greeting us at the Nativity tournament and knowing who all of us my mother, father, and myself.
I am saddend with his passing.