Hartford, Connecticut
Reverend Paul Miles Ritter, age 82, passed away peacefully on Monday, October 8, 2018, at Fox Hill Center in Vernon, CT after a courageous battle with cancer. He devoted over 50 years to improving quality of life in Hartford including to developing the Faith Manor and Zezzo apartments. He served...
Read MoreMay God bless the family. Your dad married my husband and me at Warburton. His picture hangs on our wall proudly. He will always be remembered. Our deepest sympathy.
Mr./Mrs. Jackson Morgan
February 26, 2021 | East Windsor, CT | Friend
Juanita & Paul Austin
October 22, 2018 | Cheltenham, MD
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Mary Faye Hackett-Beatty
October 22, 2018 | Grayson, GA
To the Ritter family--We share in your loss of Rev. Paul. He was a very good man of faith and of community building. His spirit will always be remembered in a most positive way. May he rest in peace.
Sandy Cloud and family.
Sanford Cloud jr
October 21, 2018 | Hartford, CT
To the Ritter Family-I had the pleasure of getting to know your Dad while at Fox Hill. We spent time sharing happy memories especially about those wonderful family reunions. As you probably already know, as a man of faith, he's very much at peace. My deepest sympathy to all of you.
Joan Guerrera, LCSW
October 18, 2018
SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS MAY GOD COMFORT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN THIS TIME OF GRIEF 1 PETER 5:6,7
October 17, 2018
To the family of Paul M.Ritter
To the family of Rev.Ritter Just a few words to let yall know that you are all in our Prayers and that we will always remember Rev.Ritter we have learned so much from him from the years. He sat on the 5th District Town Committee for several years and showed great leadership. He was a Quite person until someone ruffled his feathers then it was a different story. Rev.Ritter just to let you know you will always have a seat on our Town Committee (5th)...
Mamie Bell
October 16, 2018 | Hartford, CT
To the Ritter Family,
Stay encouraged in the LORD. Mr. Ritter truly loved GOD and the best legacy to leave for his family to follow.
Rev. Ritter I will miss seeing you in the front row at Victory Cathedral as I walk pass to greet you in love.
Your good works have not gone unseen and I'm certain GOD has plans for you there.
Shirley Amos-Cooper
October 15, 2018
To The Ritter Family:
Reverend Ritter will be truly missed. He was well known in the city of Hartford for his efforts in revitalizing the community. The city was important to him. He can be remembered for his kindness and sensibility. I enjoyed getting to know Reverend Ritter while on the Usher Board at Warburton. He was a wise man.
Traci Lynn Patterson
October 14, 2018 | Tri-State, NJ