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| Spouse: |
Enna Clara Martin Ruble
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| Children: |
Karan Sue Parker
Larry Monroe Ruble
Linda Kay Anderson
Alvin Dean Ruble
Gayla Irene Jones
Thomas Charles Ruble
William Jacob Ruble
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| Grandchildren: |
Dennis Parker
Kenny Parker
Sherry Parker
Larry Ruble
Jerry Ruble
Brad Ruble
Ricky Ruble
Dawn Marie Ruble
Phillip Anderson
Thomas Anderson
K-Lynn Anderson
Richard Jones
Donald Jones
Thomas Ruble
Melissa Ruble
Charity Ruble
Summer Ruble
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| Parents: |
Joseph Ruble and Susie Shifflet Ruble
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| Siblings: |
Fern Ruble
Hazel Ruble
Orville Ruble
Anna Ruble
Faye Ruble
Juanita Ruble
Houston Ruble
Betty Ruble
Elizabeth Ruble
Fanny Ruble
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| Grandparents: |
None listed
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Cemetery Location Map to Gravesite |
Birth Date: 2/4/1918
Death Date: 9/27/2003
Washington Park North Cemetery
Glen Haven, Block 12B, Lot 197, Grave 4
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| Alvin Monroe Ruble was born in Waynesville, Illinois. When he was around seven years old, his family moved to Indianapolis, Indiana. Alvin grew up in Indianapolis, and later married. Together for 62 years and 9 months they raised seven children. He was blessed with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. His family was his life and our Father showed it everyday! For 47 years he worked for Reilly Tar Chemicals. Daddy worked hard all of his life providing and caring for his family. The family needs and wants always came first. Everyone depended on him. Pappy never let anyone down!When Pop finally retired he learned to slow down and enjoy his family and home. He liked to work in his yard. For many years he grew his own garden and took great pride in it. He gave the neighbors lots of vegetables and enjoyed the outdoors. He enjoyed the monthly neighborhood parties and going out for an evening of fun. He liked the cookouts and family outings. Daddy enjoyed going on long leisurely rides and taking in the new sites. He even took a couple of well-deserved vacations. He really liked to Euchre with his family, and winning nickels in our card games. Most of all Pappy loved his family around him. He loved to sit on his porch in his rocking chair, talking with is family. Every night Pop would call each family member and tell us good night that he loved us. He will be sadly missed. The memories and love will live forever in our hearts. Our Father was loved and respected by al that knew him. He touched so many lives and will always be with us! Good night Pop, we love you! |
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Alvin with wife Enna in 1979 just before open heart surgery.
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Alvin at Reilly Tar Chemicals working.
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Alvin with wife in 1963 holding his first grandson.
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Alvin`s retirement party after 47 years of working at Reilly Tar Chemicals in 1981.
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Alvin using a Troy Built tiller to start his garden for the year.
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Daddy enjoying a cookout at his daughter`s house.
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Daddy enjoying his sisters Elizabeth and Juanita.
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Alvin with wife Enna on their 60th Anniversary, 2001.
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Alvin and wife and all of their family surrounding them.
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Alvin and wife, Enna when young and first starting out in life.
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