In honor of David Michael Ritter, Sue Barley lit a candle.
To Bryan, Timmy & Family, So sorry for your loss. It was always comforting to see his smiling face walk into Chick-fil-a for a visit. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Bryan:
Wanted to let you know I was thinking of you during this difficult time.
Dear Sandy, Sam, and David's family,
I was so sorry to read the news of your loss in a recent issue of the Star while visiting my dad in Winchester this week. Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for your loss. I didn't have the privilege of knowing David as an adult, but I have fond memories from our younger years of my dear friend's little brother. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this sad time. Sandy, I so regret losing touch with you and Sam over the years and would love to reconnect. If you would like to catch up after things settle down for you, I can be reached at this email address. Much love,
Penny, Tim
We are going to miss Dave's friendliness shown to us at the auctions, Friday's and
ball park. Dave was a very special friend to all of us, mostly Allen.
May God help you and your friends remember a wonderful person.
Allen, Sue and Pam Barley
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
Sandy: I was stunned when I read of David's death. I could still see that little boy in his picture in the STAR (which I still take). What a handsome young man he grew up to be. I extend my deepest sympathies to Penny and her family, also. I am in Florida now and would love to catch up with you sometime. My email address is sjireland4@aol.com. I did not realize you had left Winchester. Again, my deepest sympathy. Susan Dawkins Ireland
Sandy: I was stunned to read of David's death. I could still see the little boy I knew in his picture. What a handsome young man he grew up to be (I still take the STAR)! My deepest sympathies to Penny and her family, also. I remember meeting her once. I did not know you had left Winchester, so I would like to catch up sometime. My email address is sjireland4@aol.com and I now live in Florida.
Again, my deepest sympathy, Susan Dawkins Ireland
In honor of David Michael Ritter, Allen Barley lit a candle.
In honor of David Michael Ritter, Pam Barley lit a candle.
In honor of David Michael Ritter, Sandy Ritenour, John Milam, and Mary and Stacci Ritenour lit a candle.
In honor of David Michael Ritter, Andria Livingstone lit a candle.
I can only imagine David cruising Heaven's highways in Elmer, his beloved GTO.
I am going to miss Dave friendly Face and personality. He was the manger of Aikens center in Martinsburg. He was alway stop in to say hi ,when he was in Martinsburg. His smile was always welcome , Sure are going to miss you Dave! Rest in Peace!
Pam
Potomac Highlands Support Services
To Penny, Brian, Timmie and family:
Our thoughts and prayers are with each one of you during this difficult time. Try and find comfort in knowing that there is no more pain for Dave, that he is in a much better place and is looking down on each one of you and smiling for all the great memories he made with each of you. Keep those memories close to your heart each and every day.
Love,
Michael and Pam Williams
In honor of David Michael Ritter, Stacy Blasko lit a candle.
In honor of David Michael Ritter, Stacey Mendoza lit a candle.
In honor of David Michael Ritter, Jennifer Funkhouser lit a candle.
To Dave's family and friends: I am terribly sorry for your loss. Please know that you are not alone in your grief. Dave was not simply our property manager. I considered him my friend. May your joy return and increase, day by day.
In honor of David Michael Ritter, Tim Whittaker lit a candle.
Kati Ritter uploaded an image to the slideshow.
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
My heart is filled with overwhelming sadness as we say good-bye to you. It is an honor to be a part of this family and we will miss you greatly. Addison made her Granddaddy Pa a special Valentine's Day card; she said you would like it because it has "sparkly hearts." She will always know how much you loved her. I will miss your hugs, kisses, high fives, fist bumps, and random "butt dialing" to my cell phone. You have been a wonderful father-in-law. Thank you for opening your arms and always making me feel like I was truly a part of this family. We know you will be smiling down on us and that we will see you again someday. I love you Davey Boy!
Love,
Kates
Your Favorite Daugther-in-Law"
To Dave's family and friends: I am terribly sorry for your loss. Please know that you are not alone in your grief. Dave was not simply our property manager. I considered him my friend. May your joy return and increase, day by day.
In honor of David Michael Ritter, Angela Renner lit a candle.
I can only imagine David cruising Heaven's highways in Elmer, his beloved GTO.
Sandy: I was stunned to read of David's death. I could still see the little boy I knew in his picture. What a handsome young man he grew up to be (I still take the STAR)! My deepest sympathies to Penny and her family, also. I remember meeting her once. I did not know you had left Winchester, so I would like to catch up sometime. My email address is sjireland4@aol.com and I now live in Florida.
Again, my deepest sympathy, Susan Dawkins Ireland
Penny, Tim
We are going to miss Dave's friendliness shown to us at the auctions, Friday's and
ball park. Dave was a very special friend to all of us, mostly Allen.
May God help you and your friends remember a wonderful person.
Allen, Sue and Pam Barley
Dear Sandy, Sam, and David's family,
I was so sorry to read the news of your loss in a recent issue of the Star while visiting my dad in Winchester this week. Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for your loss. I didn't have the privilege of knowing David as an adult, but I have fond memories from our younger years of my dear friend's little brother. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this sad time. Sandy, I so regret losing touch with you and Sam over the years and would love to reconnect. If you would like to catch up after things settle down for you, I can be reached at this email address. Much love,
Bryan:
Wanted to let you know I was thinking of you during this difficult time.
To Bryan, Timmy & Family, So sorry for your loss. It was always comforting to see his smiling face walk into Chick-fil-a for a visit. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
To Penny, Brian, Timmie and family:
Our thoughts and prayers are with each one of you during this difficult time. Try and find comfort in knowing that there is no more pain for Dave, that he is in a much better place and is looking down on each one of you and smiling for all the great memories he made with each of you. Keep those memories close to your heart each and every day.
Love,
Michael and Pam Williams
I am going to miss Dave friendly Face and personality. He was the manger of Aikens center in Martinsburg. He was alway stop in to say hi ,when he was in Martinsburg. His smile was always welcome , Sure are going to miss you Dave! Rest in Peace!
Pam
Potomac Highlands Support Services
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My heart is filled with overwhelming sadness as we say good-bye to you. It is an honor to be a part of this family and we will miss you greatly. Addison made her Granddaddy Pa a special Valentine's Day card; she said you would like it because it has "sparkly hearts." She will always know how much you loved her. I will miss your hugs, kisses, high fives, fist bumps, and random "butt dialing" to my cell phone. You have been a wonderful father-in-law. Thank you for opening your arms and always making me feel like I was truly a part of this family. We know you will be smiling down on us and that we will see you again someday. I love you Davey Boy!
Love,
Kates
Your Favorite Daugther-in-Law"
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.