RUTH FRANK

I’m sorry for the very late response, I was one of Milton and Ruth’s box boys when I was 13yrs old on Hurley street. Both of them made a lasting impression and helped shape me as I grew up.
I will never forget them!

Rob Beasley

On behalf of the Board of Directors of KenCCID, I offer sincere condolences to the Frank family on the passing of the very special and accomplished woman. Without Ruth's foresight, diligence and energy there would likely be no KENCCID today. This IRS qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit Pennsylvania corporation founded by Ruth and her husband Milton now has an annual revenue of approximately $12 million and employs a staff of approximately 225. Words are inadequate to describe the impact that Ruth's...

I will miss my Aunt Ruthie, she was always kind good-hearted a sweet person. When I was little she had big holiday parties in her kitchen. I will never ever forget them. She love to dance, always with a smile on her face. I went to Philadelphia two months ago to spend time with her. All she wanted to do was hug me and she kept saying I remember when you were just a little girl. She will be in my heart forever.

It is with great sadness to learn about the passing of our beloved friend, co-founder and former board member of KenCCID. Mrs. Ruth Frank was a trailblazer and cherished former board member of KenCCID. She was one of the original founders and signers of KenCCID's Charter of 1974; to open group homes specifically targeted to service adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Her son, Mr. Steven Frank was one of the first occupants of KenCCID's community homes and received...