Michael Paul Rubashkin

I'm very sorry to just now be learning of Mike's passing. I too had Mr. Rubashkin in 4th grade at Longfellow. He was without a doubt had the most impact and was the most important teacher I had throughout my education. He was the only teacher to recognize and appreciate my learning disabilities. Without making me feel ashamed for my shortcomings he help me learn in ways no other educator even attempted. I have often and will continue to laud him and the efforts he made for me to all that...

I want to express my deepest sympathy for your loss. Mr Rubashkin was my 4th grade teacher at Longfellow. I have always remembered him and the ways he made us all smile. God bless you.

We are so very sadden to hear of Michael's illness and passing. We just heard of his passing this week. We know that he is in a better place, free from pain and suffering. He was such a good man. We pray that his family will feel peace with time...
Mike & Helen Gallagher, Hartland, Me.

So sorry to hear about Mike. I enjoyed working with him at Manson Park School. He was such a great man!!!!

I am so saddened to hear of Mike' s passing. It just doesn't seem to be true. Conversations were never boring with him. What a wonderful person he was and he had and a very loving family. The good really do die young.

Where do I start? Many fond memories from Gifted and Talented to baseball to Peacock Beach and many family outings together. Mike will always have a special place in my heart and my prayers go out to Sue and family. He was great man and will be missed in this world.

Just learned of Mike's passing and wish you all strength in getting used to this new world. I remember him as such a kind and gracious man.

So sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family. I use to live in Richmond, Maine when we worked together.

Mike was a joy to know and work with. His warmth and humor shall be long remembered by those of us who had the privilege of working with him. What a huge loss. My sincere sympathies to all of you, he was a fine man. With much synpathy to you all, Eileen Limoges, Thomaston, ME