Robert L. Rubenstein

Please accept my condolences. I could not think of my childhood without memories of Bobby.

Dear Bobby, I was saddened to hear about your illness when I saw Dan in Pittsburgh in March. I will never forget your kindness in visitng us when we were at Aunt Sylvia's after she died. I never saw you much during your adult life. I remember what an adorable child you were - with that wonderful blond curly hair. I think your Uncle Milton thought Leona was nutty to keep it that way. And Leona: what a prize. What a fabulous person. We lost her too soon as well. I wish I believed...

AS I HAVE PREVIOUSLY STATED, I REGUARD BOBBY AS ONE OF MY BEST FREINDS,AND CONSIDER HIM TO BE A GREAT PERSON. WE BOTH HAVE SHARED MANY EXPERIENCES FOR MANY YEARS. I WILL NEVER FORGET HIM, AND WILL THINK OF HIM OFTEN. I HOPE YOUR YEARS TOGETHER WILL BRING YOU AND ANDREW, MANY FOND MEMEMORIES. MY FAMILY, ALL WISH YOU BOTH, FUTURE HAPPINESS AND LUCK.