Albert F. Gramer

Birth date: Apr 23, 1939 Death date: Aug 30, 2022

Al “the barber” Gramer, age 83, of East China, died August 30, 2022. He is survived by his loving wife, Jane; devoted daughter and son in law, Karen and Andrew Maitland; sons, Scott (Sherry) and Michael; three granddaughters and o Read Obituary

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Jane Caister

12h ago

Mr. Gramer -as we kids called him-was our Springborn Rd. neighbor for a couple of decades. We kids all played together and pretty much grew up together. Many weekends found Mr. and Mrs. Gramer chillin’ and playing euchre with my parents while we kiddos tried to “stay up late” and snag a few extra snacks. There was always a lot of laughter if Mr. and Mrs. Gramer were in the room; he was one of the wittiest people I knew and as a couple they were even funnier. He was an accomplished handyman and his projects always interested and impressed me. He never hesitated to share a smile and his gentle demeanor put anyone at ease. He was more than my friend’s dad or my parents’ friend-he was a kind man who will continue to be missed by many.
Jane (Boulier) Caister

Jane Gramer

182w ago

Thank you for these wonderful tributes to Al. He was so fortunate to have so many friends. He was my hero and the love of my life! Jane

Todd H. Bigger

183w ago

Jane, Karen, Andrew and family...My thoughts and prayers are with you in the loss of your husband, father and grandfather.

Matthew Steinmetz

183w ago

To the family... When our family (Edwin & Shirley Steinmetz family) read the sad news we shared our many wonderful memories among us. Scott and I were in school together but all of us could remember the barber shop vividly and of course Mr. Gramer's wit and charm. Our deepest sympathies. Matthew Steinmetz

Jjane Gramer

183w ago

A sincere thank you to everyone for the kind words and memories. They were a bright spot these past few days. Al is at peace and so are we.
Jane and Karen

Cindy Kramer

183w ago

Aunt Jane, Karen, Scott and Mike
So sad to see Uncle Al’s obituary, many many family memories from our childhood. Always a happy man with a great warm smile. Sending hugs

Wendy M Moreau

183w ago

To the Gramer Family,
We are so sorry to hear of Mr. Gramer's passing. Many fond memories of his great personality and his smile.
When I was a teenager my mother (Grace Wiseman) would send me to the barber shop with my younger brothers. Mr. Gramer would only have to say, What's up", and my younger brothers would share everything that was happening. There were no secrets at the Wiseman household. As a teenager I was embarrassed. I now share this memory with my family.
All of you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Moe and Wendy (Wiseman) Moreau

Gayle (Westrick) Westendorp

183w ago

Karen,
So sorry to hear of your dad’s passing. He was a very special man to so many. How your parents put up with us in middle school and high school, I’ll never know. I remember once going up to CMU with your family and the Zyrowski’s for an alumni weekend. We all wore silly name tags. We were the Nett sisters, Clara and Cora. Jane was Kay O’Pectate and Al was Ben Gay. Fun memories to comfort you.

Ronald Smarch

183w ago

Sorry to see Al,s obituary .Hav,nt seen him for a long time.Al & I worked together at the Volkswagen dealership in Pt Huron in the early l960s.A great guy and fun to work with!!! I,m sure he is looking down from up above now. Ron Smarch Marysville

Bill Galvin

183w ago

Al was just a wonderful person to be around! Even when the barber shop was full of customers you really didn’t mind waiting because you always had good conversations and caught up on all the latest MC news with Al and whoever was there.Condolences to the Gramer family! Bill&Mary Galvin

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