Milton Rittelmeyer

Pops,

I miss you dearly already. You were a very wise and great man. And I was priviledged to be your grandson. You taught me so many things about life that shall remain with me forever. You will be dearly missed by all the people who's lives you touched, especially the wonderful family you raised. I love you and miss you dearly Pops.

Aunt Doris, time has cast a vapor before so many of my childhood and adolescent memories, some are embellished, others have become mystery, and others have braided themselves into a single event, but the faces of so many aunts, uncles and cousins are fresh and crystal clear. The aspect I most remember of Uncle Milton was his warm engaging smile that sometimes seem to me to have its genesis from a little mischief. He was always so calm and kind to us even amidst the din of the cousin chaos....

To my dear Aunt Doris and all my Rittelmeyer cousins - our deepest sympathy and our thoughts and prayers are with you -I remember so vividly the days in the summer and in December we got to visit - seems such a short time ago - I will always remember Milton for the way he handled kids in that setting -and have grown to appreciate it more with time - he had fun with us and taught us to find the fun in everything -my cousins you were fortunate as were all of his nephews and nieces - we will...

My husband, Dan Wilson, and Milton were classmates at McGill and whenever they saw each other it was all about the funny things that happened during those days. I know that you have many great memories of your life with Milton, as I have with Dan. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dearest Aunt Doris and Rittelmeyer cousins,
We always thought so much of Uncle Milton. He was a great man and has left a great legacy. You're in our thoughts and prayers during this time. We love you.
Laura Jones Chavers and family