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Sylvia Rubenstein Obituary

RANDOLPH Sylvia (Wine) Rubenstein, a longtime resident of Randolph, died Sept. 27, 2008, at 85, after a long illness. Born in Boston, she was the oldest child of Harry and Eva (Witty) Wine. The beloved wife of the late Charles Rubenstein, she was the devoted mother of Donna and her husband Jerry Porro, along with their children Eileen M. Porro and her fiance Anthony Mendes, and their son Carmello, Matthew P. Porro and his wife Katie Cowan Porro; and also the devoted mother of Scott Rubenstein and his wife Robin Dolph, along with his daughters, Alyson L. (Rubenstein) Weeks and Brittney Rubenstein; loving sister-in-law of Gladys (Rubenstein) Mendelson of Woburn and Ruth Rubenstein of New Britain, Conn.; former mother-in-law of Ann L. Rubenstein of Mansfield. A fund raiser at Jewish Memorial Hospital for 37 years, from which she retired, she then worked at Filenes in Westgate Mall, Brockton, until its closing. Services will be held at the Stanetsky Memorial Chapel, 475 Washington St., Canton, Thursday, Oct. 2, at 10 a.m. followed by interment at Sharon Memorial Park. Friends are also invited to join the family at the Stanetsky Memorial Chapel in Canton, Wednesday, Oct. 1, from 6-8 p.m. Memorial observance will be private. Expressions of sympathy, in her memory, may be donated to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 101A 1st Ave., Suite 6, Waltham, MA 02451, or Crohns and Colitis Foundation of America, 386 Park Avenue South, 17th floor, New York, NY 10016. Stanesky Memorial Chapel

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Published by The Enterprise from Sep. 30 to Oct. 1, 2008.

Memories and Condolences
for Sylvia Rubenstein

3 Entries

Dave Aukstikalnis

October 3, 2008

To Sylvia's family:
Your Mom was gift from God to my mother, Florence, and our family. When they became roomates at BP, my Mom's life brightened - it was clear that they enjoyed each others company. Sylvia was caring and helpful and full of entertaining stories. She helped make the last year of my Mom's life much better. I thank God for their time together and pray that they have had the chance to see each other again.

Nannie with Mello at 2 months

Eileen Porro

October 2, 2008

My Nannie was a wonderful, kind, and caring person and a tremendous presence and influence in my life. I know that she is now at peace and looking over everyone she loved. I am proud to be her granddaughter.
Nannie - You are always in my heart!

Scott Rubenstein

September 29, 2008

Mom,
You were a great mom and friend I will always remember the times we had together .The trips to the Castkill Mtns to our trips to Las Vegas .I always loved our conversations on the phone and when we were just a alone ..You showed me so much as a person and how to be the gentleman I am today...Your love and devotion is going to be remember forever ..You can now speak to dad and be together forever just like you always wanted ...I love you ...Scott

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