A super woman with a super family.  She was my chorus teacher at Woodmere Jr. High North for the 3 years and I went from soprano to alto under her direction.  She came back into my life two and a half years ago and I got to know the family.  Reunited with her and Lynn, fellow graduate in 1970.  RIP "Mrs. Haber" and strength to the family!!  With love.

Mrs. Haber was my music teacher at Woodmere Junion High School North.  I can still picture her as if she was standing right in front of me!  I loved going to her class & she continued to instill in me my lifelong love of music.  My sincere condolences to the entire Haber family on the passing of a wonderful woman.  May she Rest in Peace.

I am thinking of Aunt Ruth today. She was my first piano teacher when I was about 5 or 6.  I also remember the wonderful Seders  she made led by Grandpa Morris.  I particularly enjoyed being with my cousins and my cousins cousins. I'm so sorry I couldn't be with all of you today but please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Ruth was one of a kind - talented, kind, vivacious, and generous.  She was a positive influence on all who knew her.  What a great legacy and role model for us all to emulate!

Though first moving to the City and then to New Hampshire and losing direct contact with my Pebble Lane neighbors, I cannot forget the 40-odd years of sharing lives on Pebble Lane with Ruth, and Martin.  Whether just chatting in passing, or more valuable, the musical recitals at the Haber home,  and, perhaps, most valuable for the hours and hours of exquisite music Ruth introduced Shelly and me to that we heard over the years at Barge Music.

My deepest sympathies go all the Habers  for the loss they face from what I could see down the block:a wonderful wife, mother, and generous person .

With much affection,
Lou Kislik

Mrs. Haber was our vivacious music teacher at Woodmere Jr. High North in 1970.  She was a shining star and is one of my few happy memories of 7th grade.  We eagerly looked forward to music each week, and spent hours listening to Abbey Road, trying to ascertain if Paul was in fact dead.  I always think of her when I hear the song "The Sloop John B", which our class loved to sing. She was devoted to giving her students a lifelong appreciation of music, always full of energy of happiness.
Condolences to Jeff and the family.  
 
Debra Kishinsky Lewis, Livingston, NJ

So many memories--so many good times. I met Ruth in Bergen, Norway in 1990--she became like a mother, a caring friend, and my student of piano, and supporter of music and young musicians. She was one of the finest musicians who played piano so beautifully well into her mid-80s. (She and Martin also introduced us to Volvo cars!). I will miss teaching her, and enjoying her freshly baked goodies ALWAYS before the lessons! More than these things, she was a warm and kind person, who spread love wherever she went. That love will remain with me and my family forever.

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Ruth Haber

9 mars 1927 – 2 mai 2013

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