William Richard Cramer

I worked for both Richard and his brother, during my high school at Manchester Feed & Milling, when it was on Ball Road in Anaheim
Warm regards

Will Wiebe
Portland, Oregon
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I had the honor of knowing Richard for over 45 years. From sharing Angel baseball and Anaheim Orange Team Tennis season tickets to being a business colleague, and even working for him for a period of time during the 90's.Richard was a man of the highest integrity. You could always trust that his word was good, and that he would do the right thing. He was very well respected in the poultry and feed industries. His unselfish contribution of time and money to the local community and charitable causes helped make a difference in many lives. To me he did not seek a lot of attention and kept a low profile. He got his satisfaction in knowing that he was making a difference. This was true in both his personal and professional life.He will be missed by all the lives he touched. My sincere condolences to his family.Respectfully,Steve Lindersmith

I am so sorry for your loss. May you receive strength and comfort from God. "He will make you firm, he will make you strong, he will firmly ground you." - 1Peter 5:10

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Anaheim High School Alumni Association

Richard, as I knew him, and I were in the same Air National Guard (ANG) Squadron in the 1950s. In fact, we rode together to the ANG base in Compton, CA. My brother, Ernest worked for him on the chicken ranch on Canal Street in Orange.
My condolences to his family.