Susie,  our hearts go out to you at this sad time.  Tommy and I have sweet memories of both of you at Southwest Texas when y’all were dating and so in love. We will keep you in our prayers.  Blessings,
Janice & Tommy Ice

Warren and Susie were some of our best friends when we came to Austin. We all used to go out with them and  the Blacks on nearly every Friday night. It was such a special time and some wonderful memories! They were there in the good times and the bad times with our health issues  and difficult times for many, many years!! They were and Susie is still such a blessing to us. They were special blessings to us and others. 
May God Bless You Susie and we will miss you Warren!
Love David and Mary Hurley

I had the privilege of working with Warren. His positive attitude was infectious, always willing to go the extra mile. He was honest and earned the respect of suppliers as well as his customers. 
Warren was very proud of his family and Susie was his best friend. They demonstrated a loving couple. 
I will miss Warren but my heart is full of fond memories of a good man.

Warren was a top notch, one of a kind supervisor. I worked with him at Unisource/ Austin and Bodan Sales. I never saw him mad or discussed.  He led by example and passed on his knowledge to elevate me to the next level. I never worked for a company. I worked for Warren! People come and go through out our lives but Warren left footprints on my heart! Rest In Peace Sir! Until we meet again.

Warren exemplified the "brother" in "brother-in-law." He helped get me my first job. He helped me prepare the house when we suddenly had to move back to Cedar Park -- cleaning out junk, painting the walls, financing a new dishwasher and water heater, installing ceiling fans, and providing fence panels for our dogs. He did similar things for my other siblings, sharing his time, talents, and treasures freely. He did this not because it was expected, but because he was a genuinely good man. Condolences to the rest of the family, especially Susie, Ben and Scott, and all of Warren's friends, acquaintances and colleagues. The world was a better place for his having been here, and it is diminished by his departure. His memory shall remain a blessing.

Warren was a good man. I worked with him at Butler/ Unisource in the late 1990’s. Warren was the type of guy you could ask questions and he would give you an honest answer. He and Susie became friends to Grace and I even though we moved back to Wisconsin.
Warren will be missed and remembered by many in the paper industry. May he rest in peace.
Bill Rondeau

I'm so sorry for the great loss of Warren. I just heard, and am so sad. He and Suzie, prayed for me during the toughest times, going through breast cancer and became my good friends, at Kinney Ave. Warren even helped me hang curtains, curtain rods , pictures and mirrors in my townhouse when I moved. It was done with a lot of care and laughter. I will always remember his and Suzie's kindness, prayers, hugs and smiles. So sorry to Suzie, and the entire Ritchie Family; for the great loss of Warren. I was so sad to find out that he had also been battling cancer, and I didn't even know it. Sending you prayers, peace, love, light and hopefully: healing,  in time.  💙 🙏 🤲 🌿 🦋 🌠 Thank you Warren and Suzie for all of your prayers, hugs 🫂 and friendship. Much love, condolences and respect. ❤️ Wendy Bonn

OBITUARY

Warren Eugene Ritchie

6 November, 1949 – 3 January, 2026

Cook-Walden/Forest Oaks Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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