David Ritenour Obituary
David Carson Ritenour, age 57 of Westminster, MD passed away on July 28, 2025, after a brief illness with his loving wife by his side. Born December 19, 1967, he was the son of the late Carson and Margaret Ritenour. He was the loving husband of Constance Correlli.
David was a supervisor with Eastern Waterproofing; he was happily employed with them for many years. He was a loyal and honest man. He and Constance married in July 2023, together they traveled around the world.
Besides his wife Constance he is survived by sister, Donna; friend and ex-wife, Dorene Ritenour and faithful dog, Henrey.
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