In this article, we study the nature of the forward shifted series σ r = n>r |bn| n−r where r is a positive integer and b n are Bernoulli numbers of the second kind, expressing them in terms of the derivatives ζ (−k) of zeta at the negative integers and Euler's constant γ. These expressions may be inverted to produce new series expansions for the quotient ζ(2k + 1)/ζ(2k). Motivated by a theoretical interpretation of these series in terms of Ramanujan summation, we give an explicit formula for the Ramanujan sum of hyperharmonic numbers as an application of our results.