Arthur W. Ritter Jr.

I just stumbled on to this and was saddened to read about the death of your father and a great uncle. He was one of the most optimistic and upbeat family members; he ALWAYS had a smile on his face. Love to you all, Cindy Ritter Rusnak

I am sorry for your loss. My dad was George Agnew, and he worked with your dad at Rohm and Haas for years. They used to carpool together! I have fond memories of going to the Eagles games with our dads. Art was such a nice, caring man and I know my father enjoyed his years of friendship with you dad and mom. Art came to visit my husband, Fred and I when we lived in Barnsboro, NJ. We have since moved to Florida two years ago.

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family!

I worked with Art for many years at Rohm and Haas and you would be hard to find a more dedicated, compassionate and helpful person. He was so sweet and you almost felt like a family member. He loved his family and spoke proudly of them all. He always wanted to help those in need. I enjoyed his telephone calls updating me on his adventures. Such a good man who I will truly miss. I'm so glad I had the opportunity to be with him during our time on this earth. His family was truly blessed....

I have such precious childhood memories of your Dad and Mom The vacations in Wildwood when Art was little, my visits to Haddon Heights, their wedding (I was flower girl) and the dates before they were married and took me to the movies on Friday nights. Such happy memories. I know you'll miss him so much.

Dear Art, Suzanne and Cheryl,
My deepest sympathy to you and your entire family. I remember your Dad as my Sunday School teacher. I remember well his singing of I Believe. It was always inspiring. May God comfort your hearts.

My condolences go out to the extended Ritter family.