Thomas L. Ridenour

Aunt Marjorie, I am very sorry for your loss Uncle Bill will be missed. I love you, Jennifer

Bill's Mother, Grace, lived with my family in Gratiot and took care of myself, and my siblings during the sixties. We knew Bill and Marjorie well and thought highly of them, the Ridenours, and the Francis's. As the years go by, more and more of our childhood is gone. You will always be remembered to us Bill. It's part of our legacy. Rest in peace. The Westlake Family

Dear Ridenour family: Your friends on Poplar Forks Road are sorry for your loss. Bill was always a willing helper to his neighbors. My grandparents, Orville & Margaret Osburn, always spoke highly of Bill, and there were many times (long ago) when he provided needed assistance around their farm. We will miss seeing him out and about as we pass by your home. Thinking of you in prayer, Mark, Mysti Hittle & Family

Dearest Marjorie and Famliy, Thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Bill was one of the sweetest men I have known. He was a "keeper" of the land, always tending to the farm, and to the needs of his home. We will forever be grateful for the "campfires" he lit, and the wonderful memories he gave to us and our children. Our Jordan will always remember those beautiful times, and often speaks of the memory, when Bill gave him the job of "keeper of the flame". We love you, Marjorie and Bill, and will keep the "light", you gave us, in our hearts of your sweet sharing and caring, forever. Please know that you are close in our hearts. Blessings~ John, Charlene, Paulette, Ryan, Jennifer and Jordan