Birth date: Aug 23, 1925 Death date: Jan 12, 2014
Olga Brammer, 88 of San Bernardino, CA. passed away on Sunday, January 12, 2014 in Redlands. Olga was born in Ontario, Canada in 1925 where she met her future husband, William Roy Brammer while he was in the US Army and later move Read Obituary
Thank you Olga for the many many years and hours you volunteered at the VA Medical Center. You will always be rememmbered for your dedication to serving Veterans. What an incredible lovely proud woman. She will be missed by all her fellow Volunteers, Staff and the DAVA.
This is to Phyllis: I am so sorry to hear of the death of your mother. This is from an old, old friend in Brazil.
Barb Niswonger McCallie
I just recently joined our DAVA Unit 12 but I had already known Olga through my husband Frank Cook. She always had a big smile for me and I will miss that smile and having her with us at our meetings, luncheons, and the convention. She was always there and everyone knew her. It will be hard not having her with us but I know she will be right there making sure we do things just right. Loved Her!
Mother enjoyed visiting with all of her family, extended reatives, friends, all veterans and their causes, volunteering at the Loma Linda VAMC, and her devotion to the DAV Auxiliary, especially the local Chapter 12 where she held several leadership positions including her many years as the Adjutant. Her special memory was of her cross country trip by RV, of seeing many things along the way to see her grandaughter Kimi and her family in North Carolina where she was able to spend the week with them sharing the love she had for them. An important part was stopping at the USMC Museum where she hurried along to see the Vietnam portion and she was amazed to find the Chu Lai airfield display which her son Bill had a part in during his Vietnam tour and of the Khe Sanh display where he was also. Memories of dinner with the Zrimms, friends of her son Jack she had met several years before, of stopping in Ohio to see Cousins Lani and Don French before heading to Brazil, Indiana to spend several days with her sister-in-law Maxine Boyce and her family, plus seeing nieces Patty and Georgiann along with their family members too. Along the way home we celebrated her 87th birthday, where she said this was her best bithday ever....
My most special memory of mom is of her words to me on Thursday the 9th of Jan, when I told her how much I appreciated her allowing me to care fir her during the previous months as her caregiver, she looked up clearly saying "I Love You". This memory will stay with me forever!
My sincere sympathy to the family. May you find peace in God's promise to help you endure the sad days ahead. Acts 24:15
