Donna L. Ritter

Mrs. Ritter was a wonderful person who I had the pleasure to know as a student at Salisbury High School when she became the Library Instructional Assistant my 11th grade year and afterwards. She helped to make the library a welcoming place through her friendliness and was always willing to learn new skills along the way. She was quite excited to see me progress in my studies and was always willing to help me whenever possible. I did not really interact with her outside of the world of...

Glenn, i am so sorry to hear about your wife. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Wendy Lynn

Glenn and Matthew, we just learned of Donna's passing. We are so sorry
for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

I’m so very sorry for the untimely passing of Donna. We graduated together from Parkland. We were Facebook friends and often corresponded and I found her to be so much fun. Donna had such high energy and positive enthusiasm for life. I was and still am in shock. She was such a nice person. My prayers are with you.

Donna, you will be greatly missed! Now you need to start blogging and tell us about your adventures in heaven!

Please accept my sincere condolences and sympathy in the sudden loss of such a special person. I met Donna through her cousin Barbara 30 years ago and though our paths rarely crossed, I leaned how special she was and her great personality through the close bond she shared with Barb. My heart goes out to the family including Barb, at this incredibly sad time and may you find some comfort knowing she was loved by many.

Ritter Family,
I am so terribly sorry for your loss. Donna was a valued member of our staff at Salisbury High School, and she was always such a kind, joyful presence in our building. She will be dearly missed by students and staff alike. May you find peace and solace in your memories of Donna.

I am sorry to hear of Donna's passing. Our deepest sympathy and condolences to you and your family!