Jackson County, Texas  - OBITUARIES 2001

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Jerome Joe Kramr 

Funeral services for Jerome Joe Kramr, 87, of Ganado, were held on Oct. 6 at 
Assumption Catholic Church in Ganado with Rev. Joseph Hybner officiating. 
Interment followed in Assumption Catholic Cemetery under the direction of Ganado 
Funeral Home. 

Mr. Kramr died Oct. 4. Born May 10, 1914, in Fayette County, to the late Joseph 
Kramr and Marie Jecmenek, he was a farmer and a member of Assumption Catholic 
Church in Ganado. 

He was proceeded in death by first wife, Annie Andel Kramr, son, Robert Kramr, 
three sisters and two brothers. 

Survivors include: wife, Tracy Tomas Kramr of Ganado; daughters, Betty Klasel of 
Brazoria; Georgie Orsak of Edna and Dianne Cissna of Brazoria; step-daughters, 
Joyce Sablatura of Columbus and Debbie Fitzgerald of Georgia; step-son, Gene 
Tomas of Richmond; 21 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. 

Pallbearers include: Jim Klasel, Shannon Orsak, Mark Klasel, Keith Orsak, Eliot Orsak 
and Christopher Murray. Honorary pallbearers include remaining grandchildren and 
members of Knights of Columbus and KJT Lodge in Ganado. 

Memorials can be made to Assumption Catholic Church of donors choice.