Places I have Worked: After LHS Amy & I attended UW-Oshkosh and graduated in 1972. Amy graduted in the Spring of 72 with a degree in Special Education and teaches Learning Disabiliaties at Lincoln School in Oshkosh. I graduated in the fall of 72 with with BBA in Business and have been working at Oshkosh B'Gosh Inc for the past 27 years.

Places I have Traveled: Most of our time has been spent in Oshkosh. However we have been able to do some traveling with the kids to places like Disney World, Hilton Head South Carolina, and Nashville. Amy and I were able to go to Las Vegas a couple of years ago and New York City last summer. We hope to return to both of these places as well as many others in the future. As part of My job with Oshkosh B'Gosh, I have had the opportunity to travel to Manilla in the Philipines, and numerous countries in Central America such as Mexico(Yucatan), Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras.

About My Family:Shotly after my graduation, like the next day, Amy and I were married. We have a daughter Hannah (23) and a son Adam (19). Both Hannah and Adam are graduates of LHS and are currently attending college. Hannah is at UW-Oshkosh and will graduate this fall with a degree in Elementary Education. Adam is atttending St. Mary's University in Winnona Minnesota majoring in Elementary Education and trying to play as much basketball as he can. Most of Amy and My time over the past 10 years have been devoted to our kids and being involved as much as possible with their education and outside activities. Now that both of them are out of the house, Amy and I are trying to get acclaimated to life without kids. It looks like a dog is in the furture for the Kraemer household.

Future Plans: Amy and I both plan on continuing our work for the next 10 years. Hopefully, we will see our kids get married during this time and perhaps have some grandchildren to brag about. More travel and ultimately retirement are part of our futre plans. However, I suspect that continuing to spend time with our kids and eventually our future grandkids will probably occupy a lot of our time down the road.