John Alfred "Jack" Rubin

So sorry to hear of John's passing. Julie, I never met you, but spoke to you by phone regarding John and his health care. I have wondered about how he was doing since he switched over to KP Home Hospice. Your deep concern about and strong love for your dad came across loud and clear. I am sure he was very proud of you- you were true to him and his desires during this last portion of his life. I wish you some peace during this period of loss. Lisa W., RN

The Rubin family moved in across the street from us when I was four years old. The Rubin girls and the Butler girls shared many childhood adventures! Jack always had projects he worked on and he gave us countless rides to all our activities. I remember his smile and country radio in his car. My love and condolences to all...Catherine (Kit) Butler

We are very sorry to hear of Jack's passing, as we remember him as a fine gentleman and a wonderful husband to our Aunt Leona, who we loved very much. Our deepest sympathies to the family. Barry and Wendy Goodfellow

My condolences to the family. I met Mr. Rubin in 1972, when his daughter, Janice and I became friends. Mr. Rubin was always a pleasant and welcoming person and who had a great sense of humor. I will always remember coming to the Tutor style house and being greeted by Mr. Rubin, who was alway interested in what I was doing in my life. To Janice and her family,though I can not attend the service, I am sending you my love and my deepest sympathy.
Donna Green Nickelberry

Much sympathy for the family. He was loved by his daughters and they helped care for him during his illness, and before. A story I will remember about him comes from his eldest, Janice, who was lucky enough to see the Beatles concert because her Dad insisted "This is history."
Love and condolences to all who knew him.

Anne Donelson