Rutland, Vermont
Manfred W. Ehrich, Jr. 1914-2012 Manfred W. Ehrich, Jr. died May 15 at Equinox Village where he and his late wife, Elane, were residents since 2009. Fred was born in NYC on November 2, 1914. Educated at Dalton, Taft and Yale and earning a degree at Harvard Law School in 1940, Fred practiced for a...
Read MoreI didn't meet Fred until he was in his 80s. I was only a teenager then, but it's funny how a young girl and an 80 year old man could become fast friends! There are few people like Fred, he was a class act and inspired me to get into law. Some people in life are just extra special, and he will be fondly remembered.
Lani Candelora
May 28, 2012
We have fond memories of Fred going back to 1977. His Christmas kickoff parties just got the festive season going nicely. We're all better for having known him.
Robert & Kristena Kobelia
May 22, 2012 | Bennington, VT
Mr.Ehrich, Through the years as my families lawyer you showed much compassion and kindness. I always remember my Dad saying "he was a regular guy, not afraid to roll up his sleeves and get his hands dirty. I have heard many tales about the way you gave of yourself to help those in need, not to mention that you were a great lawyer. May you rest in Peace. Gale Wisher
May 21, 2012
As a personal caregiver to Fred over the last few years, I got to know him very well; the man I've admired since I was a child. I grew up in Arlington, and remembered Fred as a person who was well respected, due to his fair and honest way of dealing with people, and who was liked (and loved) by many, due to his kind heart and quirky humor. Personally, I'm going to miss our late night chats, where many stories were told, and a few tears were shed, remembering those who have gone before. I told...
mary kerner
May 19, 2012 | Arlington, VT
I worked with Fred on the James Harrington case and another car case. Fred was a true professional and also worked as a member of the Mt. Anthony school district. where I had to negotiate with him. I really respected his manner. A well liked man.
ken gile
May 19, 2012 | Pownal, VT
To The family of Mr. Ehrich
I will always call his Mr from the days I attended North Bennington High School and he was doiing some, I think, substitute teaching there. It was before Jume of 1949 when I graduated. I knew him all the years after that and missed him when he went to Manchester. Such a nice man and a great sense of humor, for sure. He will be missed.
Sue wiskoski
Susan Wiskoski
May 18, 2012 | Bennington, VT
Always enjoyed working with Fred in the law.I tried my first case against him.Of course he won.He was the old school which made the law once a proud profession.
John L.Williams,formerly of Poultney now of Sarasota.
John Williams
May 16, 2012 | Sarasota, FL