Sandra “Suri” Rudolph Hanrahan

February 14th, 2026

Suri was a dear cousin who I saw over the years at family simchas.. Her mom was my dad’s niece. We connected up a few times over the years. I did get to meet with her a few years ago at breakfast. I am so devastated by her loss. May her memory be a blessing!

~Bryna Gabriel
~Cousin, Fountain Hills

February 13th, 2026

So sorry I only heard of Suri’s unfortunate passing, yesterday. I recall meeting her when she was an ER nurse at U of IU , hospital & I was a homicide detective.

We’ve remained friends all these years, trading email jokes & stories. I will miss you dearly, Suri, but am happy to know that you are with your beloved Bobby again.

~Tony Jin
~Friend, Lincolnwood, IL

February 10th, 2026

Suri was always so warm and kind. She was a beautiful neshama, a very special person. May your memories of her be a blessing.
Love Leslie and Tom

~Leslie and Tom Silverstein
~Family, Northbrook, Il

February 9th, 2026

Thank you for sharing such beautiful memories that really captured the essence of Suri. Aliza, Matt, Jake and Adam are so blessed to have Suri as their aunt.
I will always remember her with a big smile and a wonderful marriage.
As we see, her memory is for many, many blessings.
With Love,
Ralph and Nina

~Nina Lieberman and Ralph Zarefsky
~”Family”, LA CANADA FLINTRIDGE

February 9th, 2026

We were friends and co workers in Illinois. Then we moved to Florida and we were friends with Sandy and Bob. We always had a good time together. Selby Gardens and dinners as well as shows at the Van Wezel. She is dearly missed. Always positive and outgoing.

~Terri and Roger Burgos
~Friend, Columbia, SC

February 8th, 2026

Our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to you and your family.
So proud of the loving care you gave Suri during her illness.
xoxo
Sherry and Marty

~Sherry and Marty Krawitz
~friend, Arlington heights