Stephen A. Kramer ’60

Stephen A. Kramer ’60, of Billings, Mont.; Jan. 19. He was an otolaryngologist and surgeon. After Brown he attended medical school at Tufts University and a residency at Yale. In 1971, he and his wife moved to Billings and he worked at the Billings Clinic, from which he retired in 2015 as its longest serving physician. He believed in giving back to his community and provided medical assistance to underserved populations, including time visiting the Crow Indian Reservation and rural Montana. He volunteered with Planned Parenthood, Congregation Beth Aaron, Meals on Wheels, and the Friends of Pompeys Pillar. He was a Little League umpire even after his own children had grown and once received the honor of being asked to umpire in the Little League Western Regional Tournament. He and his wife traveled extensively and visited all seven continents. He enjoyed watching and playing sports, riding motorcycles, hiking, camping, skiing, and river rafting. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn; a daughter and son and their spouses; three grandchildren; and a brother and sister-in-law.