Dedicated to the memory of Peter De Ritter
This site is a tribute to Peter De Ritter. He is much loved and will always be remembered by Rhon, his family, friends and former pupils from George Tomlinson Primary School where he was Head Teacher.
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2 years ago
Susan Wright
With fondest memories and and at most respect for an amazing headmaster who I remember being very kind then considerate. RIP Sir
£22.50
3 years ago
Cathy & Nio
We will miss you, Peter, especially Rhon! Don't worry we will always make him smile. Love you forever😘
£20.00
3 years ago
Paul and Heather DeRitter
In loving memory.
£50.00 (+ £12.50 Gift Aid)
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Peter, thanks for the love and humbleness. There are no goodbyes for us. Wherever you are, you will always be in our heart." ...It is not length of life, but depth of life."
Rest in peace, we know you are in a better place and one day we shall meet again.
Ernie, Lea , Lito and Von
Ernie
4th April 2021
Thank you for the legacy you have left in all your pupils from George Tomlinson Sir,
You were so well respected and will be sorely missed. 💐 Louise Huxley ( nee Lloyd)
Louise
2nd April 2021
Always remember helping to put your furniture and things together when you moved in Bournemouth. Such a long time ago it seems now. It was great to visit both of you in Brighton later. It will be while before I can separate the two names Rhon and Peter
Harry
1st April 2021
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