HELLO MARK JUST LETTING YOU KNOW THAT  AS A FRIEND AND BROTHER FROM CBC REMEMBERS YOU AND WHAT A KIND AND INTELLIGENT FRIEND YOU WERE!  EVEN A BIT COMICAL AT TIMES.  BEST WISHES TO YOU IN HEAVEN AND TO YOUR EARTHLY FAMILY MEMBERS ALWAYS,   E PLURIBUS UNUM    

                                                                                      MICHAEL P. HOGAN
                                                                                       CBC CLASS OF 73

Dear Kramer Family:

I was saddened to hear of Mark's passing.  I read about his death in a CBC Alumni Magazine.  I was High School friends with Mark and his brother Jim and remember many fond memories of our time together.  He was a true family man that brought humor and fun into all that we did during our younger days.  I was not surprised to hear that he was a successful business man, as I remember what a sharp guy he was.  

My condolences to the family and pray that his memory brings peace and comfort to the heartfelt loss you all are experiencing.

God Bless,

Matt Sheehan

We were so sorry to hear of Mark's death.  I played coed softball with him at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in Gaithersburg, MD for many years as well as a fellow parishioner.  We also played on a men's team for a local company for several years.  Our prayers go out to all of his family and friends.

Dear Kramer Family:
I am very sad to hear of MTK’s passing – he will truly be missed.  My family’s thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Mark hired me in 1994 at Pulse Electronics – I think to carry the 50lb. projector we used to do Harvard Graphics presentations with at all of the railroads / transit companies!
He taught me a lot about railroads and C&S, business, relationships, priorities, goals and objectives and balancing work/life.  He knew how to manage people, difficult situations and generate business and how to make things happen. He had significant business acumen and had a nose for finding opportunities.
He was a mentor, teacher, coach, and friend.
We fought and won a lot of battles together – and boy did I love to hear him vent when we didn’t!  My favorite note from him was “Let’s Discuss”.
We played golf, softball, coached baseball, attended Orioles games and had a lot of fun over the years.
He worked hard and played hard and made an impact on many people’s lives.  I will truly miss him.
With deepest sympathy – Patrick Lutzko & Family


To Mark’s family, please accept my deepest sympathy and condolences for your loss. I worked with Mark at Wabtec. Mark was a good man and I know he will be missed. RIP my friend. 

Our sincere condolences to Brandy and Family
As neighbors and friends of Mark and Brandy in Cape Charles (VA), we enjoyed dinners out and spending time together.  We particularly got a kick out of Mark streaking down the streets of Bay Creek on his elliptical cyce while Brandy ran along side of him.  Mark was a good friend and neighbor .  We will miss him though his spirit lives on.

My name is Sandy Kramer Linton and I’m Mark oldest child. 
Dad was a very supportive father and grandfather who never wanted others to worry about him. That’s why he didn’t want anyone,  besides his inner circle to know about his illness. 
But yes, he did do what he and Mom always taught us, and he didn’t go down without fighting. 
He fought with everything for almost five years. 
We love him so very much! 

Dear Kramers,  We want to extend our condolences to you. We were surprised and saddened by the news of Mark’s death.  We remember him being so supportive of his children.  We hope you will find comfort in your memories of times spent together.

With deepest sympathy, Jon & Janet Martin

Brandy and Family,

We are so sad to hear of Mark's passing. We have fond memories of our visit to your Florida home last year.  Such a great man! He will be missed for sure.

Please accept our deepest sympathy. Sending prayers for your family during this difficult time.

Thomas & Jody Coari

I am so sorry to hear the news about Mark's passing.  Over the years we got to be good friends and enjoyed many good times together both at work, on the golf course, or just out for a casual dinner.  He would always tell the story about running out of gas in Washington, DC after picking me up from a meeting.  He even presented me with a gas can at my retirement event with Norfolk Southern.  To Brandy and family, remember all the good times and take joy in those.  Take solace in knowing that Mark is in a better place, free from all the earthly challenges, pain, and suffering.  His time now will be everlasting.  I will miss him!

My Deepest Sympathies,

Tim Heilig

I will miss Mark's great sense of humor and  perpetually optimistic attitude. I have never known anyone who fought so hard as Mark did over the past four years. I miss him.

Dear Kramer family.  I worked with Mark for several years at Wabtec in Germantown, MD.  He was an amazing leader and visionary in the railroad industry.  As I traveled with Mark a lot, he was always very proud to share his kids' latest adventures.  Oh, and he loved his St. Louis roots for sure :)   I heard about Mark this evening, and the news really rocked me as he and I worked beside each other and our office doors were next to each other for years.  I am proud to say that we could go toe-to-toe arguing about the best ideas, and we always came up with great team solutions that worked for our team and for our customers.  Mark always shared his experiences and helped all of our teams become better workers and better people.  God bless you, Mark.  Sincerely, Bob Haag

Mark and I went to CBC high school class of 73 together!   had positive memories of Mark, he is in my prayers!  My condolences 
to the family.  I remember Jim his brother as well was in my brother Kerry's class  of 75 great guy as well!  Sincerely, Michael Hogan.

OBITUARIO

Mark T. Kramer

22 agosto, 1955 – 31 enero, 2023

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