Paul Rubenstein

I know in my heart that you were waiting with a smile and supportive arm for Mom when she passed away last week. She loved you so much and enjoyed having your St. Paddy's Day picture together in a prominent place in her room. We all love and miss you dearly - you can't imagine how much we wish you were here to see the twins. Please help take care of Mom and watch over Caitlin this summer when your anniversary comes around.

I cannot believe that it's been almost a year. There is something that happens every day that reminds me of you... sometimes I cry, mostly I laugh. I hope you know you had that gift. May God hold you close and his love bring you eternal happiness.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all the family and friends. Our sincerest condolences. The Balaguer Family

Barbara and Caitlin,

We are sorry for your lost. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help you in this time of sorrow.

I know that I am one of many who will miss his presence.

We were very sorry to hear of Paul passing away. We met Paul at Lisa's UGA graduation in 1997. He was smart and funny, with a dry sense of humor. We had not seen him in awhile, but we kept up with him through Lisa and Donald. We are sorry for your loss, and we will keep your family and friends in our prayers.

My thoughts and prayers go out to all of Paul's family who are grieving. I will always remember Paul as a very tender and caring person who only wanted happiness for himself and those around him. I know that Paul is resting peacefully with his Higher Power and is in a far better place than this world could offer. Good bye for now Paul but only until we meet again in eternity!!!

Dear Rubenstein Family,
I wanted to express my deepest sympathy for the lost of Paul. It seems so unfair that death should have the power to take away someone you love. The scriptures help us to appreciate there will come a time when no resident will say I am sick (Isaiah 33:24). May the peace of God be with you and your family. Pam Mason