James S. Ringo

Michelle and the Ringo Family,
My deepest sympathy on the loss of your father. I always felt so very welcomed by him when visiting you in Easton or Orchard Park. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Judy, Just heard about Jim. My sincere condolences.
Do you remember me Joyce Mcewen.
I know what you are going through . I lost Bill two years ago. I know your heart is broken but in time it will mend. Love Joyce

Our very deepest condolences to all of the family. We are friends of Kurt and his family. We met Mr. Ringo only briefly a few years ago, but know that he was held in very high regard by many people, both personally and professionally. If Kurt is a reflection of his father, it is safe to say that the apple does not fall far from the tree, and Mr. Ringo was a truly fine man. God bless you all, both now, and in time to come. May your fondest memories, be your greatest comfort.

Our Deepest Sympathy, Judy & Family,
On occassion, Jim & I traveled to Syracuse together while attending the University. I graduated in 1954. I live in Easton and have many fond memories. Jim was a wonderful man.May he rest in peace.Our prayers are with all of you.God Bless

As a young guy my dad,who knew Mr. Ringo,dropped me off at his house and remember swimming in his pool. He was a very nice man and will be missed. My codolences to his family. Jim Creveling

he was a great man. A friend of the family knew his brother Joe very well. He was a gret football player for Phillipsburg High School and of course the Packers, and Eagles.

Bob and Carolyn Gretta

For the Ringo family my Sympathy as Jim was a great man and I got the honor to meet him when I was a young teenager and it was a honor.
Jack Wyant([email protected]