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Leslie Ann Kramer, 35, of Woodbridge, passed away Dec. 17, 2006, at Potomac Hospital. She graduated from Gar-Field High School in 1989, NOVA Community College in 1998 and served four years in the USAF as a pharmacy technician. Leslie was a resident of Phoenix, Ariz., until 2005, when she moved back to Virginia. Survivors include her mother, Kathryn; father, William; brothers, Mark of Stafford and Scott of Virginia Beach, Va.; along with her dog, Milli, who comforted her through difficult times.
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Amy Brophy (Love)
Leslie was an outstanding friend and fun person. She was intelligent, beautiful, and gregarious. She stood by you through thick and thin. I am glad that she was a part of my life in Dale City because I would not be who I am today without those experiences; good and bad. I wish that I had been a better friend and kept up with her. She is remembered, loved, and missed.Amy
Victoria Scott (Sterner)
Along with many others am sorry to hear of the passing of leslie, she was funny and always tried to make you laugh even when you didn't want to Bless You Leslie.-V. Scott-Stener
Maggie O'Donnell (Foster)
I knew Leslie since middle school. But the one thing about Leslie that stands out in my mind was Senior Year in Speech and Drama class. Mrs. Martin asked us to bring a small token that would describe ourselves. Leslie brought in something on her keychain (for the life of me I can't remember what) that was a symbol of her sobriety. I had no idea she had issues with addiction, but I was in awe of her honesty and vulnerablility. In years after G-F when as an adult I messed up on things, Leslie was a positive example that you can pick yourself up and live a positive, productive life. I never got the opportunity to tell Leslie how proud I am of her, so now I look forward to telling her in Heaven. Thank you, Leslie. You are missed.Christina Jones
I remember Leslie very well. My memories of her was very wonderful. She was so nice and kind. To her family, God Bless you and I will keep you in my prayers.Tina