Sidney Dubin

Dear Billy and Neil--
What a great and kind man your father was! I will always cherish the memories of growing up in Kingstree. I can still picture Uncle Sid walking past our house to the store each morning. We have spoken many times about the roles your parents played in both the Jewish and greater Williamsburg County communities. They set wonderful examples for their own sons as well as many others, including myself. I will remember Uncle Sid and Aunt Sylvia often and fondly. I hope you...

Dear Billy and Neil,
The kindest of thoughts are sent your way. We were so sorry to hear about your parents. We have always heard that a sign of true love is for them to pass away within a short period of time. They certainly were role models. Not a time didn't go by when they mentioned you both and how proud they were of you. My sister, Gayle (Gilman) joins us in sending our heartfelt sympathy.

Dear Billy
My sister still gets the Charleston news and shared this with me.

I certainly remember both of your parents as such warm and lovely people.
This took me back many years to our teenage time.
Please accept my condolences and warm wishes.

We were so sorry to hear of the passing of your parents. They were such a lovely couple. We always enjoyed stopping by to see them when they still ran the store. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Ralph and I express our deepest sympathy to you all. We have such fond memories of both of your dear parents. May all of your wonderful memories of them sustain you at this time.

I have had the pleasure of meeting both Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dubin years ago and found them to be very loving and gracioius people who raised a fine family. I have know Dr. and Mrs. Dubin for many years and they have truly touched my life in a very special way with their genuine and consistent kindness and thoughtfulness. My prayers will continue to be with this family as long as I am able to pray. May God place peace in your hearts and keep your memories ever so warm and comforting.

My condolences to your family. In 1966 when I was High Holiday rabbi in Dillon, I visited your father. Jack & Betty Pearson were among my parents closest friends. Your father and I had lunch together and he took me around Kingstree.
I remember well some of his stories.