William L. Ritzenhein

So sorry for your loss i just saw the heavenly birtday post on face book i worked at kent manufacturing from 1975 to 1987. Bill was a great friend and co worker. We had many good times over the years at work and out of work after i left we only talked a few times but had many stories to remember. And as you say he was a great man.sorry i just now learned of his passing

Bill worked for me as a young man at the old General Tire store on 28th street in Wyoming. He was a gentle giant of a man and he loved to laugh. My deepest sympathies to his family. God´s got a good man.

Had great memories with Bill and Dawn camping. Very kind man. My kids love to visit him for conversation and candy. Rest in Peace Bill. Our thoughts and prayers are with Dawn and the family.

Bill you will be missed, is was an honor working with you. I will miss the candy treats that you always had in your office. You were always kind and generous. Wish you peace and comfort. Vickie

To Laura Brondyke, Dawn and Bill´s immediate family and his brother & sisters; Margo and I were sad when we heard you had lost your brother. We can only hope you find comfort in knowing that death cannot take away your memories of Bill or the happy times you shared. Your brother clearly influenced many people in his lifetime. He will be missed. Please call us Laura if you want to talk or need anything at all. Our sincere condolences, Curt & Margo

I had the honor of working with Bill at Kent and enjoyed every opportunity he gave for a good laugh, extending his kindness, and being an amazing person and director. Truly blessed for the time we had and all the cherished memories, especially being on the receiving end of a joke - only Bill! My sincerest condolences to all of his family.