Lucien Ruby

Caryl: It was not until today that I learned that Lucien has begun a new Journey. I thoroughly enjoyed working with him as co-Chair of our Reunion 50 and forever will retrain that special memory. All Best to you and Cameron.

Bonnie and Merrick Rayle

Caryl,
By pure chance I stumbled upon Lucien's obituary. My sincere condolences. We never met, but Lucien talked admiringly about you many times. We served together on the Procard Board in Denver. He was a great help in saving it from the abyss it faced. He loved his "port" and his stories, after a few sips, were always entertaining.

It was a pleasure to know him. After the Procard venture ended successfully in 2000 he wrote me the nicest letter of...

Caryl, I was very sorry to hear of your loss through the Culver alumni office. I confess that I at first did not notice the note that the obituary was provided by his family and was amazed that the alumni office could be so creative. Lucien and I shared the Culver experience, and I shared with him a bit of Kentucky heritage, as well as friendship and contact over the years. My wife, who met him at a Culver reunion, said to me that she remembered him and liked him. We all did. Please...

Caryl and Cameron,

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you both and Lucien's other beloved friends and family during this difficult time.

Sincerely,

Amy (Barrows) Carbins

Dear Caryl,

I am so sorry for your loss. You and Cameron are in my prayers. I loved the most interesting, funny and wonderfully written obituary and the great photo that accompanied it. When our time comes, I wish we all should be so fortunate.
- Bill Campbell

Dear Caryl:

I am so sorry to hear of Lucien's passing. It is a devastating loss for you and for all those who had the pleasure of knowing him. He was a delightful person with a great sense of humor. We will all miss the sparkle in his eyes.

I wish you and your family the best in this difficult period.

My condolences.

Stephen Cowan

Dear Caryl......I am so sorry for your loss......Lucien and I were partners in the 1970 Georgetown Charing Cross venture ....He was a terrific guy , a wonderful story teller, esp about growing up in the South and his time in Vietnam and I'm told by all , a great husband/friend and dad.....He will be sorely missed........Vincent [email protected]

I'm sorry to learn of Lucien's passing. Though a not too distant relative, I only met him once in Madisonville. He sounds like an interesting man. A great loss to all.
My condolences.
Cathy Ruby-Lower

Dear Caryl.

All our condolences. We remember fondly our Paris time with the two of you.

Best,

Joe and Yves