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April 10, 2016
Dear Family and Friends of Ruthie,
I got the news late after returning from a trip, and was not able to attend the memorial service. My heart and prayers go out to all of you for this loss. I trust and pray she is enfolded in the loving embrace of God where she awaits all of you one day to be reunited in love.
Blessings to you all,
Ron Zeilinger
Olivio and Cluny Avila
April 9, 2016
We met the OMalley family in the 70s when we moved to Milwaukee. Our children were about the same age, and we became good friends. Even though we lost contact due to our return to Brazil, we remember how beautiful and happy Ruthie always was. We hope Joe and his family can find comfort in the good memories.
Please accept our condolences and our prayers.
Olivio, Cluny, Marcos, Martha and Marcia Avila
Bob Hildebrand
April 9, 2016
I remember her as a beautiful person inside and out.
Sarah Rosenblaty
April 9, 2016
Ruth was free spirited, genuine, funny and always just herself-- no pretensions. Fun, playful, creative, lively, quirky.I will miss her dearly!! I already do!
matthew kierman
April 9, 2016
Although I only knew Ruth for a short time, and life took us on different paths, my sympathy goes out to the one's that traveled the long path with her.
matthew kierman
April 8, 2016
P.s. if I could get you all to listen to led Zeppelin "thank you" I would be greatfull.
matthew kierman
April 8, 2016
Although my time with Ruth was brief, and life took us down different paths, you never forget your high school sweetheart. For those of you that continued on the path with Ruth, my sympathy for your loss.
Angela Aiden Page
April 8, 2016
I so miss the thought of her not here on earth.
A most amazing woman.Her soul lit lives.
Compassion was her brightest.
She was one of the dearest friends I've ever known.
Although I won't be able to attend her memorial physically,
I and son Aiden will be there spiritually.
We love you (Aunt) Ruthie
Judy Menting
April 7, 2016
Dear Ruthie, you gave me the great honor of helping me sing one last time to my beloved Grampa John Rosenberg. So, now, I sing to you: Kiss me once, and kiss me twice, and kiss me once again! May your music live on, dear Ruthie.
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