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Libby Doggett
February 20, 2025
Kathy Kramer was my fiend. I am saddened by her death because I didn't know she was ill. She and I met years ago when I was doing advocacy work for kids and people with disabilities and she was at HHS. I always said she was an advocate within the system. In later years we occasionally had lunch together at UT. Like the obituary said, she loved her daughter. I know Kathy will be missed by so many, including me!
Tanya Voss
February 19, 2025
We were very excited to have Kathy join us at the UT School of Social Work as our first development officer. I'm glad to've shared meaningful work together and hold her family in my heart at this time of loss.
With gratitude,
Tanya Voss
Clinical Professor
UT-SSW
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