Condolence: With the first anniversary of Tom's passing approaching, we are remembering him, his family and friends in our thoughts and prayers. My you find comfort in the memories you shared.

Condolence: Very Sorry to hear about the loss of 'Tom.'He was a good man that helped my family with their questions and help in buying many cars from his dealership. He was a fair man, always willing to listen to our needs. He also cared about our extended family and would keep tabs on how we all were doing. He will be missed. R.I.P. 'Tom.'

Condolence: We are sorry to hear of your loss. Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs. Today there may be tears in your eyes, but one day there will be a memory with a smile!

Condolence: We are sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. It is never easy losing a parent, no matter their age. May you find peace and comfort in all the wonderful and loving memories.

Condolence: I have had the privilege of knowing several of Mr Ringer’s family as well as Mr. Ringer himself. I am honored to work with his daughter Theresa, of whom he was very proud. I wish peace and comfort to all as his family and friends mourn his loss. In honor of Mr Ringer, and respecting his wishes, a donation to each of the volunteer fire companies will be made such that good work can be paid forward as he wished. With Sympathy, Howard and Jeannene Fritz

Condolence: May the God of ‘everlasting comfort’ be with your family during this time of deep loss (2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17) Losing a loved one to an illness can be very devastating. Comfort can be found in God’s Word the Bible at Isaiah 33:24 and Revelation 21:4. There you will find a beautiful hope for the future of our loved ones. (John 5:21) I pray these scriptures will bring you comfort and hope during this difficult time. My deepest sympathy.

Condolence: Growing up in Hudson Falls I had a dream of running my own business. I had the pleasure of working for Mr Ringer who’s early lifetime goal of run his own business was the same as mine. The opportunity to learn from one the greatest business men I knew helped guide me to respect my family, employees and the value of customer service. Tom taught me a few sayings like, “people who tell the truith do not have to have a good memory”. Mr Ringer rented a car to me at 21 years old that I needed to travel to a job interview in Quebec City. That single act of kindness helped me start my career path to success. I called him, The Boss! God Bless to the Ringer family! I will always be in your debt for the kindness you and your family have shown me