Harry E. Schramm
Harry E. Schramm, 54, passed away in the middle of the night at Southwest Hospital on Saturday, December 5, 2020 from a long battle with liver disease but ultimately his demise was due to pneumonia and COVID.
Harry is predeceased by his mother, Maria, and his brother, Peter.
Harry is survived by his twin daughters, Erika Schramm (Norris) and her husband Thomas, and Dawn Schramm (Lesher) and her husband Ryan; his grandchildren Cove, Aurora, Atlas, and Nova; his nieces and nephews and many friends.
In addition to spending time with his family and friends, Harry enjoyed soccer, fishing, motorcycles, watching football, music, and was a longstanding member of the Donauschwaben German-American Cultural Center. Harry was the owner/operator of a stump grinding business (uniquely named) Stumpy Beaver.
A celebration of life will be planned in lieu of a funeral during the summer due to COVID restrictions leaving visitations limited. Donations may be made in lieu of flowers to Donauschwaben German-American Cultural Center in Harry’s name at 7370 Columbia Rd, Olmsted Falls, OH 44138
“try to carry on, try to bear the agony, try to hold some faith in the goodness of humanity”
-Rush, Nobody’s Hero
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I just found out about Harry’s passing. What a great guy he was. In the late 80s he used to pick me up for band practice, everytime, because I didn’t have a car. We played some gigs together as well. Thanks for the great memories!!!
I just found out about Harry’s passing. What a great guy he was. In the late 80s he used to pick me up for band practice, everytime, because I didn’t have a car. We played some gigs together as well. Thanks for the great memories!!!
Harry was one of my best friends. He was fantastic soccer player, bass player, and great friend. The times I spent with Harry are some of most memorable and happiest days of my younger life. I will keep you in my heart and soul forever. Miss you buddy and I love you like a brother.
My heart hurts however I will always remember the great times we had together. I am blessed to have had the time we spent together and to have gotten to know Harry’s beautiful family. Until we meet again.
Larry and I are so very sorry to hear about Harry’s passing. We have known Harry for many years. He was a kind soul. We last saw him when he grinded a stump for us! Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen.
I am beyond sad about Harry’s passing.He was a big part of my High School years. I wish I could have said goodbye.RIP sir.
My sincere sympathy. Harry and I go way back. I will miss talking to him at the annual functions at Lenau. I always enjoyed catching up. He was a unique character, and will remember him, always.
Dawn & Erika,
My deepest sympathy on the passing of your dad, its never easy to loose a loved one.
We got to know Harry on our trip to Europe with the Jugendgruppe, very nice guy!
Barb & Hanz
Harry was a cool dude. Had a great time chillin with him at Ryan n Dawn’s wedding.
Be Easy Harry.
Billy and I are sorry to hear about your Dad. Keep the wonderful memories you have close to your heart.
Dawn and Erica. Even though I only met your dad once or twice during the time you and Tom were dating He seemed like a really sweet guy. I am very sorry for your loss