Cheryl Anne Kramer
Feb. 29,1928-Feb. 13, 2020
Cheryl Anne Kramer
was born February 29,
1928 in Ambrose, North
Dakota the daughter of
Walter and Jean (Nelson)
Parsley. She and her five
siblings lived in several
cities throughout North
Dakota following her
mother’s work with the
railroad. Cheryl graduated
from Plaza High School
where she met the love of
her life, Robert Kramer.
They were married June
3, 1950. Robert died in
2012.
She attended Minot
State College and worked
as a teacher in a one room
school house for a year.
She was employed by
Saunders Brothers Whole-
sale, Minot Supply Com-
pany and Firestone Tire
before opening Dakota
Secretarial Service in
1967. She worked for the
federal government as a
civil servant for over 25
years.
Cheryl made a loving
home for her husband and
five children. She was an
angel on earth serving her
family, friends and neigh-
bors. She was a great sto-
ryteller and had a remark-able memory for historical
detail. She enjoyed recit-
ing poetry, playing cards
with her husband and
completing crossword
puzzles in ink. She sang
duets with her husband in
churches and nightclubs.
Her children will always
cherish the memory of her
sweet lullabies.
Cheryl Kramer, aged 91,
died at Denver Hospice on
February 13 2020.
Cheryl was preceded in
death by: her husband;
her parents; infant broth-
er, Charles; brother Bill
Parsley; sisters Nancy
Weber and Mil Kok;
daughters Nancy Kramer
and Cheri Kramer her son,
Steve Kramer and many
nieces and nephews and
cousins.
She is survived by: her
children Bob Kramer, Peg-
gy Maddron (Chuck Erick-
son), Dr. Bill Kramer and
her daughter-in-law Cathy
Kramer; sister Gail Bren-
dle and brother Tom Pars-
ley (Sharon); grandchil-
dren Cole Kramer
(Nicole), Chris Kramer,
Sarah Kramer, Khi Kra-
mer, D.R. Shoff , Jenny
Fowler and Aaron (Juani-
ta) Maddron and three
great grandchildren and
many loving nieces and
nephews.
The service will be held
at Queen of Peace Church
at 10 am on Friday Febru-
ary 21, 2020. A luncheon
will be held at the church
immediately following the
Mass.