Ruth Towers

i would like to tell Ruth's daughter how I came to meet her mother on one winter's day. it was quite an experience.

Ruth was as wonderful woman who befriended me when I was a young mother. I so enjoyed my time with Ruth and Dr. Towers, and was so awed by Ruth's talent, warmth and zest for life, that my daughter's middle name is Ruth.

Your music, your smile and the joy you carried with you were contagious, dear Ruth. Blessings on you, and Saul.

I an so sorry to hear of Ruths passing.she was a fantastic person with the ability to entertain whom ever she met, she will be missed. Howard Hobbss Lainhart,James Deredita, West Palm Beach,Fl. .Condolences to the family.

We are shocked and saddened to read of Ruth's passing. She was a remarkable, talented, and loving woman. We are so grateful to have known her and had the privilege of listening to her beautiful music. Our sincere condolences to her family and friends.

So sad to hear of Ruth's passing! As a kid, I used to always ride my bike/walk down Cayuga Street, hoping to see her playing piano (and being envious that she had such a beautiful instrument right in that picture window!) Later, when I was in high school, I had the privilege of hearing her play in a concert at the Delevan theater at the NYCC. What I distinctly remember was that after playing a 20-25 minute Sonata - and receiving much applause - she announced to the audience "You know, that...

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

I miss your voice, I miss your smile, I just miss you!!!!
I was so privileged to be able to help you with your journey in this life. I will forever be a better person for knowing you...
Bravo bravo sweet lady, to a life well lived!!!

So very sorry to learn of Mrs Towers passing. I grew up living next door to Dr & Mrs Towers. Many of my childhood memories consist of sitting in my bedroom listening to Mrs Towers on her piano. It will be very difficult for my parents to find neighbors as wonderful as your parents both were. Cayuga Street has certainly lost an icon.