HARRIET RUBIN

Dear Barbara and Marsha,

I am saddened to hear of your mother's death. I think often of your warm childhood home near our school bus stop at the intersection of Gainsboro and Sandringham. Visits to your home were always anchored by your mother's welcoming presence. She and your father remain a memory of love, devotion, and family.

Gail (Barsky) Slap

Barbara and Marsha,

I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mother. I remember her vividly as a beautiful, kind and gracious woman. I wish you comfort in your loving memories. May her memory be for a blessing.

Dear Marsha , Barbara and family, sorry to hear of your loss. Your mother was a dear and kind friend to my parents ( Gladys and Jack Aglow) as was vour dad. I know she will be missed by all. She was a part of an amazing group of friends with life long connections. All our parents set a great example of how important relationships are in ones life.Fondly. Lori ,Aglow, Jacobson.

Harriet was a beautiful woman inside and out. I will miss our long phone chats that were lively and filled with loving memories as well as discussions about world issues. Harriet was loved by so many and I know that she will be missed by all. I hope that the family will find comfort in knowing that she is now with her loving husband,Jack. Deborah Hoffman

Dear Rubin Family,
We were 5 th floor neighbors of your dear parents. They reminded me of my own parents. Giving, entertaining, and truly in love. Harriet was the queen of The Court after her move and entertained us for lunch and her lovely home. We remember her with honor, dignity and class and her graciousness.
May her memory be a blessing to all of you.
Andi and Herb Shiroff
PalmAire