Meredith A. "Ringo" Palmer

I met "Meredith Palmer the 3rd" while a senior in high school, staying with my parents at the Sugarbush Inn (I think). I developed an immediate, huge, everlasting schoolgirl crush on him that seems to have lasted a lifetime (I´m 81 now!). Ski bum extraordinaire, great skier, so cute and nice to me for a whole week. He even wrote back to me after I left. Thank you "Ringo", I´ve never forgotten you after all these years! May you rest in blessed peace.

Always smiling and interested to talk. Goodbye from a "mug up" buddy at MMC.

I will miss Ringo as a mentor for my ski training at Wachusett Mt, of course, but more than that, his smile and good humor about life were always the high point of the day.
May he rest in peace, and never forget... Ringo.
Love,
Julian Ceike

Ringo and I shared the sport of skiing and ski teaching. We spent a lot of time talking about that and his other love, the water. I'll surely miss him and his council about a lot of things and wish we had more time than we were allotted.

Our thoughs and prayers are with you.

Phil and Jane Hoysradt

It was always a pleasure for me to run into Ringo with his Goldens's Clancy and Dillon. Out on water fishing for strippers or down the boat yard. He will truly be missed.