Hubie (then) lived around the corner from me on Scottsdale, so we car pooled at least one year. Maybe I drove most of the time. I seem to recall he always had something funny to say in the morning. That's asking a lot that early in the morning. He usually delivered....I recall running in to him some time after College when we were both at jobs. He told me that he had just had his apartment "decorated". This was in the 60s when I didn't know anyone who didn't do his or her decorating at house sales, the Salvation army, or curbside, so I was impressed that he had risen to such a level--that of some peoples' parents--so quickly. Always a very friendly, nice guy when I knew him.
Judy Morse (Rutsky)
Hubie and I went to Lomond Elelmentary together, Byron, and then of course High School. Morse and Obstgarten
homeroom together always. I will remember him for his smiling face every day at school, we reconnected after
about thirty years and I emailed him just before the fiftieth asking was he going. He had suffered a stroke but was
doing okay just didn't want to travel. I reported back to him regrding the reunion and didnt hear back from him since
late fall 2012. RIP Hubie, you are somewhere in heaven selling fine cigars. Love and hugs from your friend, Judy R.
Robert Michael Pazol
I to went with Hubie to Lomondd's 5th grade through high schoo graduation. We were in the same homeroom togeth @Byron & SHHS.
You'll be missed by most or all of us. May He Rest in a Future of Peace & Tranquility.
Jonathan L Goldman
Hubie (then) lived around the corner from me on Scottsdale, so we car pooled at least one year. Maybe I drove most of the time. I seem to recall he always had something funny to say in the morning. That's asking a lot that early in the morning. He usually delivered....I recall running in to him some time after College when we were both at jobs. He told me that he had just had his apartment "decorated". This was in the 60s when I didn't know anyone who didn't do his or her decorating at house sales, the Salvation army, or curbside, so I was impressed that he had risen to such a level--that of some peoples' parents--so quickly. Always a very friendly, nice guy when I knew him.