MARTIN VERNON CRAMER of Zellwood, FL died at home- he was the son of Myron Vernon Cramer and Vernie Avis Wells Cramer. Preceded in death by eldest daughter, Mary Katherine Cramer Money Edmonds and sisters, Myrtle Avis Cramer Latham and Alice Rose Cramer Chiang, surviving are his wife, Emma Katherine James Cramer (married 10/3/1947); children, Alice Rose Cramer Compton and Christine Elizabeth Cramer (Eugene) Schlienger; grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Mary Pauline Money; Marilyn Christine Money, Brianna and Christian; Christina Renee Compton Pride (Johnny), Reese, Ella Rose, Jadyn, Jakob, Aaliyah, and Jonah; Martin "Mark" Pierce Compton (Kristin), Alyssa, Emilie, Lily-Kate, Liam and Oliver Schlienger. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Hialeah until 1975 and then the First Baptist Church of Apopka, was a U.S. Navy Air Force veteran of WWII serving as an Ordnance Man and tail gunner, and in the Reserves for several years after the war and had a career as a mechanic and retired, after 27 years, from Eastern Air Lines. Funeral Services will be held December 2, 2014 at the First Baptist Church of Apopka. Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home in Apopka, FL is serving the family. Published in the Orlando Sentinel November 30, 2014.
MARTIN VERNON CRAMER of Zellwood, FL died at home- he was the son of Myron Vernon Cramer and Vernie Avis Wells Cramer. Preceded in death by eldest daughter, Mary Katherine Cramer Money Edmonds and sisters, Myrtle Avis Cramer Latham and Alice Rose Cramer Chiang, surviving are his wife, Emma Katherine James Cramer (married 10/3/1947); children, Alice Rose Cramer Compton and Christine Elizabeth Cramer (Eugene) Schlienger; grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Mary Pauline Money; Marilyn Christine Money, Brianna and Christian; Christina Renee Compton Pride (Johnny), Reese, Ella Rose, Jadyn, Jakob, Aaliyah, and Jonah; Martin "Mark" Pierce Compton (Kristin), Alyssa, Emilie, Lily-Kate, Liam and Oliver Schlienger. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Hialeah until 1975 and then the First Baptist Church of Apopka, was a U.S. Navy Air Force veteran of WWII serving as an Ordnance Man and tail gunner, and in the Reserves for several years after the war and had a career as a mechanic and retired, after 27 years, from Eastern Air Lines. Funeral Services will be held December 2, 2014 at the First Baptist Church of Apopka. Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home in Apopka, FL is serving the family. Published in the Orlando Sentinel November 30, 2014.
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