Condolence: To you, Arnold, and your family, I was deeply saddened to learn of Charlotte's passing--I will miss her friendly smile and laugh, miss seeing the two of you swimming your laps at the pool in such a dedicated fashion. She was certainly a beautiful lady inside and out...always offering me encouraging words when I went back to school for nursing, always greeting me with warmth and caring. Thank you for so lovingly and respectfully retelling Charlotte's story--her many gifts, interests and talents were obvious. She will be greatly missed. Please know that Charlotte, as well as you and your family, have been in my thoughts and prayers for many months. I offer my most sincere condolences to you all. --Respectfully and lovingly, Alison

Condolence: Dear Arnold, Cheryl, Elliot and Family, We send you our deepest condolences on Charlotte's passing (which we just learned about). We were very moved, Cheryl and Elliot, by your beautiful eulogies about your mother. You brought back, for us, some of the highlights of her life, and of the years we all spent in West Lafayette, at Sons of Abraham Synagogue and Sisterhood (at holidays, meetings, and yuntives), at Hadassah functions, and at the neighborhood and Purdue University events. Charlotte was always a leader who took charge, but with a soft voice. She was the first among our cohort to master the computer. Charlotte and I were "pals." For exercise, we walked and talked. And whenever I took ill, she would call to cheer me up. We remember Charlotte with love and appreciation. Linda and Mike Lipschutz

Condolence: Dear Uncle Arnold and Family, I'm so sorry about Aunt Charlotte's passing. My heart goes out to you and your family. I always enjoyed seeing you guys when you'd come to NY for origami conventions, going to lunch, or the MET with Charlotte and my mom. Her smile was as big as her heart, and love of life. She will be missed! Love, Leslie, Gary and Hailey

Condolence: We will never forget the warm and welcoming reception we got from Charlotte when Pim came to work in Purdue as a post-doc. After that wonderful time in our life, we met Charlotte on a few occasions and we will remember her as a wonderful person. Thanks you for being part of our lifes. Jacqueline and Pim

Condolence: Dear Mr. Tubis, We are very sorry for your loss. Our sincere condolences. Jennifer and son, Alex Nguyen (Origami Group)

Condolence: I will miss Charlottes' smile and soft friendly manner.She had an ability to understand the world of the Other.She acted on that ability and helped others to join her.

Condolence: Dear Arnold, Howie and I can't begin to tell you how saddened we were to hear of Charlotte's passing. Arnold, the eulogies you, Eliot and Cheryl gave at the funeral gave us insight as to the kind of life Charlotte led and the kind of person she was. She was caring, intelligent,truly remarkable in so many ways, and modest - A REAL LADY! We loved all the pictures you posted on line. You have a beautiful family and her passing is indeed a great loss to all of you as well as all who were fortunate to have known her. Deepest condolences to you and your family. Howard and Charlotte Zuckerman

Condolence: My grandmother was such a loving, caring, and supportive women. She always made me feel happy when I was around her. I was truly blessed to have her apart of my life. I'm going to miss the days when I was a kid going over to her house for latkeys during Chanukah. I loved her very much and I'm going to miss her so much!

Condolence: Charlotte was the most wonderful mother-in-law anyone could have. She was accepting, kind and offered practical and wise advice. She made family a priority and loved spending time together. Charlotte was a compassionate and dynamic woman and will be greatly missed by all of us.

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy and condolences. We will always remember Charlotte's joyful nature full of smiles and kindness from the college days in West Lafayette. Rest in peace.

Condolence: My children, Robert, Abby, Becky and I want to express our deepest sympathy to Arnold and family on the passing of Charlotte. We have fond memories of Charlotte as a kind, caring individual. Mark, Robert, Abby and Becky

Condolence: Dear Arnold, We are profoundly shocked and deeply saddened to learn that our dear Charlotte has passed away. Our interaction with Charlotte and you during the time you both were in Lafayette is an important part of our life. We will always remember her vivacious personality and her sense of humor. We send our sincere condolences to you and your family. Vasanti and Anant

Condolence: Charlotte was a special woman. She always had time and energy to provide support to Arnold and his and her friends. She will be greatly missed.

Condolence: Charlotte was a very special and Strong Woman. She inspired so many others just by being herself and having such a wide variety of interests. She had Both a creative and a scientific mind. In her later years, Charlotte's creativity really took over and inspired her to rediscover her love for painting. It was this activity that kept her very busy during her retirement years. She really enjoyed painting and continued her passion until she no longer was physically able. Thru painting, she was able to express her vision of natural beauty. Charlotte was very fortunate to have an activity that she loved and found so meaningful in her later years. Charlotte was also a woman that loved her family. She always tried to stay in touch with her family and extended family and made them a priority. Her devotion and admiration for Arnold was always felt by me when I saw them together. Charlottes kind and energetic spirit will always remembered by Me.

Condolence: I was so saddened to learn of the loss of Charlotte this week. I first met her in the late 1990s, in West Lafayette, and then many times later, including in New York, Baltimore, and San Diego. I still recall fondly a delightful Thanksgiving dinner at the Tubis home (1999 perhaps?) and seeing her charming paintings on holiday cards at the end of each year. She was always very kind and welcoming to Arnold's students at Purdue, and us former students in all the years since. Arnold, Cheryl, and Eliot, you and your families have my sincere condolences.

Condolence: We are very sadden by Charllote's passing away. We will always remember and cherish her wonderful,cheerful,and generous personality. Yeong and Kyung

Condolence: Arnold, Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Charlotte was such a warm and generous person. I feel fortunate to have known her and to have such good memories of time spent with both of you.

Condolence: Dear Uncle Arnold, Cheryl, Elliot and Family – Charlotte was a very special Aunt, and she will be deeply missed by everyone that knew her. I remember the times Charlotte was in NY and we would meet for lunch. She was always excited to talk about the places she visited and the people she met along the way. As Thomas Campbell said, “To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.” Charlotte’s memories will always be close to your hearts and comfort you today and tomorrow. Love, Cynthia

Condolence: Dear Arnold and Family, my sincere Sympathy to you and your loved ones. I know that Charolette fought a courageous battle these past few years. Even though she is over her paint, she will be sincerely missed. You have wonderful memories that will bring you comfort during this difficult time. Sincerely, Connie

Condolence: Charlotte was a very special lady. Her warmth and kindness will always be remembered.

Condolence: Arnold: It was always such a pleasure to see you both at the Coastal Club when I was with JFS. She was such a determined and pleasant woman and I admired her determination. Wishing you solace and strength at this time. Warm regards, Melinda Wynar