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Frank Ware

Hammonton, New Jersey

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FRANK HOLMES WARE ROCKFORD - A quotation Frank Ware kept on his desk expresses what was, perhaps, the guiding principle of his belief system: "Nothing exists that so fills and binds the heart as love does." ~Umberto Eco. The quotation is etched into a picture frame containing an image of Frank...

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Ive known both Frank and Lorri since the mid 70's. We first met when they both worked at Linwood, the original pterodactyls. I later worked for them at AMI in Rock Island. I learned so much from Frank (from both of them) about myself, how to work with other people, how to live, how to laugh, how to love. I had the honor of having Lorri for a best friend and have some amazing memories I cherish everyday.I do remember how Frank could appear so serious and sometimes distant, but I will never...

We've known Frank since Wm Penn College days.We've lost a dear friend & advocate & will miss him greatly.Our condolences to you all.Jim&Barb Koolick(Seattle)

I work at SVA with Christian Kerr, Frank's nephew who has shared some wonderful personal stories of Frank and Lorraine and their life and dedication to others. People like them are few and far between.

Frank Ware was my second cousin but I never met him. I didn't know him and now wish I had...My Mom, Martha Sullivan, said it all: "A relative to be proud of." The obituary says He respected and loved societys' casualties. It sounds like He wasn't angry or disgusted at their appearance or behavior. Instead he realized they deserved to be treated as we treat those who are physically sick in our society. Mental illness and addiction are brain chemical imbalances NOT personality disorders....

My name is Scott and I have been a client of Janet Wattles for many years. I had the great fortune of speaking with Mr. Ware for quite awhile last Friday when I was volunteering at the Resource Center. He told me of some of the challenges he faced while working in Rock Island, the story of a man who was petrified of leaving a hospital that was shutting down, and how he changed that person’s life by transitioning him back into the outside world. I was in awe of Mr. Ware. He had something deep...

I've spoken to Frank a couple of times at Janet Wattles....he was a very nice man...My condolences to his family

Dave and Michele, My condolences and prayers on the death of your brother.
Uncle Lee and family

Frank Ware, was the nice and caring person and very personable and very knowable man. I did go for services at Janet Wattles and when I would see him very professional like with the center. And will greatly missed by many.Sometime god takes the people when needed to be with for other purposes that don't understand. With love to the family and also prayers. May the lord bless at this time. Love Tracy Franklin.