Alan I. Rubens

Fondest memories of his friend, Alan Rubens. Miss him still, and think often of their prison visits and personal conversations together. Real friends like Alan, are rare.

Dear Arnie (and the entire family),
We were so sorry to hear about your loss. Please know our thoughts & prayers are with you all at this most difficult time.
Fondly,
Bonnie & Jim Malow

Alan was a loving and kind friend for many years, having visited many prisons, and served together on the Board of Directors of the John Howard
Association of Illinois. The humorous stories he shared about his family and even his tennis playing in Florida will be treasured memories for my life here. Alan served me faithfully as a marvelous chauffeur, transporting me from our John Howard Association meetings, to the train station. Sometimes even waiting for me and my long-winded...

Dear James and Arnold
We live next door at 4463

We live next door at 4463 Four Winds, but winter in Florida and just heard about your dad.

We want to express our deepesr sympathy to you.We always watched him walk around the neighborhood every morning

Janet and Shel Hyman

I worked with Mr.Rubens at Manufacturers Bank in the '70s. I learned a lot from him. I always looked forward to his stories and jokes! My sympathy goes out to his family.

Jimmy & Arnie, So sorry for your loss. Our heartfelt condolences, Alan was a great Dad and fun travelling companion. I will remember our time together always.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

very sorry to hear allen had left us
he was a great guy

Our deepest condolences to the entire family
Georgine & Ralph Levin