Robert M. Rudolph

Sheila and family I am very sorry to hear of your loss. Kathy Hanrahan

Rudy was a model friend since 1944 when
we both entered the University of Chicago. For most of the past thirty
years, I particularly looked forward
to celebrating our mutual May birthdays
at some fine Chicago restaurant selected by Rudy. I am very grateful
to have known him.

Bob--Rudy, as we called him at the U of Chicago where I met him in 1948 when I moved into the Ellis Avenue Rudolph house-- was my model of gentle strength, loyalty and abiding affection. Besides, he introduced me to Schubert, a lifelong passion we shared. With our wives we had memorable trips together in England and Italy and great vacations in Cape Cod. I loved him and miss him.
Don Weinstein

I am a second generation Rudy fan! Rudy and my Dad (Joseph Norbury) were life long friends from college -- so for my entire life, Rudy has been a constant. I am comforted that now my father will be joined by such a dear friend in music heaven!! I send my most sincere condolences to the friends and family Rudy's left behind. Hugs to you Sheila! With all my love--

I shall always treasure the memory of Rudy's friendship
- Marthe Norbury (Washington, DC)

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

This great obituary of Bob certainly captures the essence of his life. I cherish my memories of Bob, not only as a model husband and father, but also a model friend. I shall miss you, dear friend. My best love and sincere sympathy to Sheila and all the family.
Jane Berlin

We are thankful for having had the opportunity to meet Bob and get to know him and learn about the amazing things he has done throughout his life, and most importantly the family that he raised, and the great values that they all share. We will miss you Bob!
Our condolences to you all,
Pierre & Susanne Khawand