Ruth E. Andrews

Dear Ruth bubbled with charm, helpfulness and friendliness. I missed her when she retired. She worked diligently to make sure the Rochester Environmental Commission was taken care of. We even wound up at a Robbie Burns celebration together. We lost contact but chatted briefly a couple of yrs ago at the Labor Day Parade. Condolences to family and other friends.

Ruth was a faithful member of our CERT team in her retirement years. Hearing her voice as she would call to verify meeting times always made me smile; she was one of our most loyal members.

Often we would speak about matters of faith and service. She was always kind, witty and inclusive with my ten-year-old daughter. I shall miss her dearly.

Ruth was a beautiful person. She made everyone feel happy when you were in her home. I will miss seeing her.

Dear Family and loyal friends of Ruth,
My condolences to you over the loss of Ruth. I will not forget her cheerfulness and loving ways. She was a Great Lady ! May she experience many JOYS with the Lord.

Ruth was a lovely woman and the dearest next door neighbor we could have asked for. She was the first person to welcome us to Furman Crescent and greet us with a gift on our very cold move-in day in December 1990. That was the first of many gifts and great times between us, and she quickly became Aunt Ruth to our two sons who joined us later. We will always miss her.

I only knew Ruthie for a short period of time, But I know know that she was a wonderful person, I am pretty sure she was more than that to her friends and family...I thankyou for making it to both my bridal shower and wedding , i might've thanked you before but in case i havent Me and Lester both thankyou with all our hearts! God Bless You!!

It was a pleasure to have Ruth as a long time usher here at Nazareth College Arts Center. Her ever present smile will be missed. We would like you to know our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of sorrow. May your memories bring you comfort.

Nancy Peet
School Program Coorindator
Nazareth College Arts Center

I met Ruthie when we were in the same CERT class together and Jim/I frequently picked up Ruthie for classes during the winter b/c she wouldn't drive. Our common Celtic heritage kept conversation very lively. I will miss our bond.

I was a neighbor of Ruthie's and lived on Highland Ave. I moved away 12 years ago. However, Ruth and I managed to stay in touch a few times a year with cards and quick notes to each other. She was a wonderful woman and incredibly delightful. I am sorry for the familiy's loss.