Tammie Marie Sucese

December 21, 1970 - February 6, 2021

Tammie Marie Kramer Sucese born December 21, 1970 to Craig Melvin Kramer and Linda Joy Piep (Hansen). Was welcomed home following her passing due to natural causes, into the loving arms of her parents on February 6 2021. She is Survived by her spouse Timothy Sucese and children Michael Berry Brown Jr and Jessica Nicole Linda Graham-Kramer, and companion Rocky (service dog). Siblings ReNae (Christopher) Piltz, Michael Kramer, Cheryl Kramer-White, 14 nieces and nephews, 5 great nieces and nephews and her fur babies Tammie was born mostly Deaf as a result of an illness her mother contracted while pregnant. Tammie attended the school for the deaf and blind for many years, but refused to learn to sign until she was an adult. Tammie preferred to read lips, and did an amazing job. She loved sports and started playing Basketball at Park High School in Montana, and lettered on the JV team her freshman year. After returning to Utah, she attended the School for the Deaf and Blind at Skyline High School, where she also lettered as a Varsity Basketball Player. Tammie stood an astounding 6’ 1” tall, dwarfing her siblings. Tammie was always a tomboy and would play C.H.I.P.S. with her little brother Mike and she would make her Tarzan Yell and a Siren call. People would literally pull over thinking a fire truck was coming down the street and looking around it was so real, we would all be laughing and pointing at Tammie. She took after our Dad with a love for fishing and camping and she would pack up her car and son Mikey and would disappear for a weekend of fishing in the Mountains and come home with a freezer full of fish for Dad. Later in her life she worked as a security guard for Peak Alarm, and tried Pizza Delivery just to try to see if she could do it, although on disability. She did it until she chose to stay home and take care of her children while they lived with her. Tammie soon was solely on disability due to her hearing impairment, and health complications but made countless friends who she greatly impacted. Tammie you are loved very much and going to be missed by so many, and don’t forget you owe Jessi a tattoo. A special Thank you to Rocky Mountain Home Health Care and Krista, Tammie loved you, you took such great care of her, our many Thanks. There will be a Life celebration for more information please contact the family directly.