Delores Ann (Cordova) Ritter, 70, passed away on August 31, 2021. She was born on April 15, 1951 to Ramon and Lois (Rein) Cordova. Delores attended East High School. On September 24, 1988 she married Daniel Ritter in Green Bay. Delores, or some may have known her as "Dee," had a love for cooking and baking. She enjoyed years in the kitchen at Bornemann Nursing Home in the late 70s and early 80s. She later worked at Moraine Ridge where she became head baker. (She could sure make a delicious dessert!) Delores wrapped up her baking career at University Market and went on to stay home and take care of her daughter and grandchildren. Crocheting was one of Delores' favorite things to do while relaxing. She made many, many afghans for family and friends over the years. She had a deep love for all things Elvis Presley and had teddy bears galore. She had quite the collection of items. Delores really enjoyed camping with her family, sitting around the bonfire and being in the company of others. She was always good for a great laugh, with all her sass and spunk. Her grandchildren were very important to her, and she loved spending time with them all. Delores is survived by her children, Mike (Kim) Lallaman, their children: Jason (Jessica) Lallaman who gave Delores her great-grands, Elliott and Emma; Lindsay Lallaman, Theo Lallaman, Paige (John) Jossart, and Courtney (Austin) Singer; Steve Lallaman and his children, Braxton Lallaman and Mariah Pleau. Ivy (Kurt) Umentum along with their children, Tayton, Teagen, and Tinzlee. Brothers and sisters, Johnny Cordova, Deborah Cordova, Tina (Dave) Basten, Lena Hamm, Chad Cordova, Doug Cordova, Rod Cordova, David Leggans, and Amanda (Gary) Conard. She was preceded in death by her husband, Daniel Ritter, her brothers Ray, Scott, and Rory Cordova, and her parents Lois Rein and Ramon Cordova. There will be a celebration of Delores' life beginning at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 11, 2021 at Pauly G's Sports Bar, 1803 Main Street, Green Bay, WI. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the Green Bay Police Department and Joe from Ryan Funeral Home for all of their help.