Kaeli and I were making the early morning drive to the Knox School during the Spring of her Junior year, when we made the usual turn onto Nissequoge River Road, which is a narrow and windy road fronting marshland on one side.   A few minutes onto the road, we came around a curve and suddenly [...]

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Kara Bromschwig, an avid horse lover and a sixth grade student in the South Huntington School District, chose the Kaeli Kramer Foundation as the subject for her curriculum fair project. Kara found out about the foundation through Boots, Bridles and Britches, a Huntington tack shop where Kaeli had worked. To learn more about the foundation, [...]

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Watercolor by Kaeli Kramer, age 7
Semper Ad Lucem means “always towards the light.”  When we think of the word light, all good things come to mind.  A soft candle light is romantic, a flashlight gleam keeps you safe in the dark , and we could never live or be happy without sunlight.  ”Always towards the [...]

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I struggle for the words to describe the past two years. We saw you leave the house that morning and a few hours later, you were gone. It seems like yesterday and it also seems like forever. We were so fortunate to have you for as long as we did, but that does not offset [...]

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Dear Kaeli,
We celebrate your 21st Birthday today differently than we would have ever imagined.
Instead of creme brulee, cake (chocolate, of course) and maybe champagne, we will soon dedicate a horse sanctaury to you and your Foundation.  We built a peaceful place where old, tired and otherwise unwanted horses can live out their lives in dignity. [...]

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