Stephen (Steve) William Kramer
Stephen (Steve) William Kramer, 81, of rural Martell, passed away on Sunday, February 25, 2024, at Gateway Vista Long Term Care.
Steve was born and raised in Wisconsin. He spent four years in the Air Force. He spent his career as a Tool and Die maker. He loved the great outdoors.
He leaves behind his wife, Debra; children: Kellie Kramer, Jennifer Rogers and Matt, and Holly Rogers; and grandchildren: Jack Kramer, Gene Sorensen, Dylan, and Marissa Rogers.
A private burial is planned at Centerville Cemetery.
Condolences online at LincolnAlternativeFuneral.com.
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Terry Haake
March 26, 2024
Thinking of your family with the loss of Steve. Have many memories of him after working with him at Square D for many years. Terry Haake
Ronita Dewey
March 26, 2024
Thank you for adding the beautiful pictures, Jennifer. I enjoyed having Steve and Debra on my mail route for over 30 years. Steve wanted to stay on the farm as long as he possibly could. They were very proud of their family (I got to see them enjoying their grand daughter a few times when they were watching her) and were also true lovers of their pets. Thinking of you all, Ronita Dewey (Roni) & family
Jennifer Leigh Rogers
March 25, 2024
Jennifer Leigh Rogers
March 25, 2024
Jennifer Leigh Rogers
March 25, 2024
Jennifer Leigh Rogers
March 25, 2024
Jennifer Leigh Rogers
March 25, 2024
Jennifer Leigh Rogers
March 25, 2024
Steve was always ALWAYS there for me and Gene! knowing he was only a call away was very comforting. So many memories over the last 30 yrs i was fortunate enough to know him
and he was a wonderful Step-Dad. He is and always will be an important part of our family Until We Meet Again..Love Always! Jennifer & Gene
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