ALICE E. RIDGWAY

Today I discovered the loss of my beloved 3rd grade teacher (1955). She was one teacher who helped me to become the person I am today. And, yes, she tossed many blackboard erasers at me, as well as most classmates. I will remember her always. Rest in peace.

To The Family Of ALICE RIDGWAY, The Brandeis Family formerly of Huntingdon Valley send heartfelt condolences to all of Alice's Family. We remember her with love and kindness for her many, many years of devotion to her "KID'S". G-d granted her a long and full life which she richly deserved. Sweet Dreams Dear ALICE, The Brandeis Family, Michael, Delores. Bonnie, Gary and Paul.

I remember Ms. ridgeway. She really taught me some important lessons as a young girl. She was always so fair and lovely. We were all blessed to have had her as a Principal. Rip.

We all remember Mrs. Ridgway! She left wonderful memories for us children. She went way beyond her job as Principal and was truly a gift to the children at Pine Road Elementary. I don't know many other people who remember their principal of an elementary school. All Lower Moreland kids remember her though!

I suspect I am one of literally thousands of students who have vivid fond memories of this warm dedicated educator, decades later. Thank you and may God bless you, Alice.

I would like to offer my sincere condolences. May the God of all comfort strengthen you and give you peace. Psalms 145:18,19

Since the news of her death, many of us who were her students have been sharing memories on a Facebook page for Lower Moreland High School alumni. She was my principal at Pine Road. Many of the people from my years recall the Tiger Hunt! She is probably entertaining young children in heaven with the Tiger Hunt. May Alice E. Ridgway's memory forever be a blessing.

Terry [Klovsky] Kennedy