Harry Krambis, at age 60, left this life and entered the Gates of Heaven on August 5, 2024. He was the first-born son of the late Elizabeth and Christopher Krambis. He was the middle child of five siblings. Harry worked from a young age to save up for a car, a classic 1967 Mustang, even before he could legally drive it. His ambition influenced those around him. During his high school years, he enjoyed playing football and baseball. He was a big, but gentle, handsome, young man. He was looked upon as a trend setter by his peers in high school and thereafter. Harry graduated from Lacey Township High School in 1982. He put himself through college, earning a degree in economics from Rutgers University. Later in life, Harry worked several jobs but was most recently employed by Duke Energy in Florida.

Harry was known to all in Treasure Island, the place he lived and cherished. He enjoyed his family, friends, fishing, walking the beach and driving his vintage Ford Mustang. He was cherished and will be remembered for his genuine kindness and generosity. Although Harry battled vision issues from childhood, chronic illnesses later in life and his final battle with cancer, he never lost his faith. He was a man of God who enjoyed his Bible studies, men's groups and services in his church, Faith fellowship of St. Petersburg, Florida. He was a good friend, brother, uncle and brother in Christ. His memory will continue to inspire others.

Harry was preceded in death by his mother and father, Elizabeth and Chris Krambis; he is survived by two sisters, Mary and Cathy; two brothers, Chris and Mike; a nephew, Joey: and two nieces, Angela and Alex.

As per Harry's last wishes, his ashes will be buried at sea, off the coast of his beloved Treasure Island. A memorial dedicated; brick paver will be placed in the John Morroni Memorial Dog Park in Roselli Park on Treasure Island. It will read, "In loving memory of Harry C. Krambis, 1964-2024, Beloved brother. Eternal resident of Treasure Island.

Memorial contributions in Harry's memory can be made to
Faith Fellowship Church of St. Petersburg
6646 1st Ave. S.
St. Petersburg, FL 33707

Suncoast Hospice Foundation
5771 Roosevelt Blvd.
Clearwater, FL 33760