Ann Ruhl

My deepest sympathy on this sad occasion, my prayers are with everyone. Ann is an amazing woman, I have so many fond memories of her. She was a mom to so many of us outside her family and always had enough hugs and love to go around. I have comfort in knowing she is still smiling on us and feels no more pain. I know the world is not the same without her but is definately alot better because of her. God bless everyone that had the pleasure of knowing and loving her. The Sekely family sends its love and prayers ...

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO ALL OF YOU. MY MOM AND I KOLO DANCED WITH ANN FOR YEARS. SHE WAS SUCH A WONDERFUL PERSON AND WILL BE GREATLY MISSED. I RECENTLY LOST MY FATHER TWO MONTHS AGO AND I KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GOING THROUGH. HOLD CLOSE TO YOUR HEART THE MANY MEMORIES OF YOUR MOM/WIFE; THEY WILL LAST A LIFETIME. I WILL KEEP YOU IN MY PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS.



GOD BLESS YOU ALL - CHERYL BERRY

Just wanted to extend my deepest sympathy to all of Ann's family. I used to dance with her in Chi-Chi's class on Tuesday evenings. What a remarkable woman. She will be sadly missed. May God bless all of you. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

My deepest sympathies to all of the members of the Ruhl family. Mrs. Ruhl was a kind and gentle woman who loved her family and friends very much. I'm sure that she will be missed but thought of with great memories. God bless all of you at this most difficult time of life.

To the Ruhl Family: Our thoughts and prayers are with you. I remember when Amy first brought me to the Ruhl home for dinner, many years ago when I was 17; Amy and I were both waitresses at Kennywood Park. I felt so welcomed by Mrs. Ruhl and her family and continued to return for many more dinners and festivities. Eventually, Paul also became a good friend of mine -- almost like a brother to me. In subsequent years, I brought my fiance, Dwight, along to experience the warmth of your home. You always welcomed us like we were a part of your own family. Your attitude and faith are inspirational to me; and the love and support that I see never ceases to amaze me. It is easy to see where the children/grandchildren aquired some of their wonderful qualities. It is an honor to count you among our friends. Thank you all for many fond memories. We wish you love and peace.

I am so sorry for your loss I heard about Ann's Death on Thursday evening and was thinking I should cancel my plan, then I remembered how she loved children and my agenda for the weekend was to pick up a grandson that we haven't seen for 3 years. And I felt she would rather I do that. I also want to share a memory and I passed this on to my son Chris who is station in Soule Korea. When he was going through his Chemo in Pittsburgh we would stop over to visit Ann she always made me feel so special and was was always welcoming me into her home at any time. She is missed and very much loved. Evie and Family

Our thoughts and prayers are with Jack and his family in this time of loss.

May Ann rest in peace.

We just heard from Phyllis and Jim Burkett about your loss. Audrey is here with me in California. She goes home on Saturday, April 17, arriving in Pittsburgh on April 18. She is sorry she will miss the services tomorrow. It has been a long time since we have seen each other. We miss all our cousins and the good old days. We do see the Burkett's quite a bit, especially those that live here in California. However, we have had visits from Catherine (Chicago) Evie (PA) and of course Jim and Phyllis Burkett. We also recently visited with Mary who lives in LA. We see Jack Kelly and his wife and daughter at least once a year. It has been fun getting together with the family. We are so sorry for your loss. You are in our prayers.



Love, Phyllis and Audrey

Ed and Maureen and the Ruhl Family, I am so sorry for your great loss. Just found out about the death, and I am sorry that I will not be able to express my sympathy personally, nor can I attend the funeral tomorrow morning. I promise to remember all of you in my prayers as I attend the funeral of Judy Cipriani of La Roche, who died on Friday and whose funeral is also at 11 on Monday. Again, my sympathy.

My deepest sympathies go out to your entire family. I remember Mrs. Ruhl as always smiling; laughing and always happy. I have known her since I was in first grade with Joy. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers; having lost my mother a year and a half ago, I understand the pain and grief you are experiencing. Just always try to remember she is in a better place.

Mrs. Ruhl died like she lived her life, surrounded by her family. I have many wonderful memories of times spent with Amy and Ruhl family dinners I was invited to share. I am so very sorry for your loss, but there is no illness in heaven, and your wife/mom will have the best seat of all for Easter morning. Heaven just gained another star.

Our deepest sympathy goes out to the Ruhl family. She will be sadly missed by all that have had the pleasure to know her.



The Goydoscik family

I will always remember Mrs. Ruhl's smile and cheerful outlook on life. It was always fun to be around her and hear her laughter and the laughter of her family. I don't think I know of any family that is more loving and thoughtful. I am sure many, many people will miss your mom, and many will remember her.

My deepest sympathy to the Ruhl Family on the loss of your dear Mom. May she be enjoying her heavenly reward and may the Lord grant peace to all of you.

With many fond memories,

It was my honor to know you for the last 43 years. You were more that my best friend's mom.



Jim