On April 14th of 2021 our Lord and Savior called Ruth home to be with her predeceased husband Michael J. Albano “Mike” the love of her life.
Ruth was born December 11th, 1931 in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania to Alexander and Stella Bienkowski. She was one of seven girls. Ruth and Michael J. had a son Michael whom they loved each and every day. They moved to Tobyhanna where they raised their child in the picturesque Pocono Mtns. In Ruth and her immediate family moved to Fairport New York where she and Mike worked the retirement years at Thomas Creek ice rink where they met many of their cherished friends.
Ruth was preceded in death by her parents and sisters Rose Coffey, Josephine Ferno, Irene Abel, and Lee Scala.
She is survived by her son Michael, daughter in law Kathe, along with grandson Ryan Albano (Caitlin), grandson James Albano, great grandchildren Liam and Quinn Albano, As well as her sisters Florence Federovich and Joan Zampella and many nieces and nephews.
Private services will be held for the family.Our entire family extends its significant
gratitude.
to the staff at Fairport Baptist Home for their wonderful and loving care.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Church of the Assumption and Fairport Baptist Home, both in Fairport NY
Ruth, you will forever be in our hearts!
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7 responses to “Albano, Ruth”
Sending my love and prayers to my cousin Michael and his family. I’ll always be grateful for all the love and laughter I enjoyed at Aunt Ruthie and Uncle Mike’s.
Condolences and prayers to my cousin Michael and family. My memories of Aunt Ruthie are always happy and enjoyful ones. We had many of laughs together, her heart was filled with love. May you RIP with Uncle Mike
Condolences and prayers ? to you and your family Michael. I have lots of great memories of your mom and when Diane and I would visit them in the Pocono mountains across from your Grandmother. You had loving and caring parents and they will be missed dearly. Rest In Peace sweet Aunt Ruthie say hi to Mindy for me. Love You
Dear Michael, Kathe, James and Ryan and Family — we are so sorry to learn of the loss of your mother, grandmother and great grandmother. God Bless her. You have our deepest condolences. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers,
Love to each of you — Diane and Garry
Ruth, as was her husband Mike, were cornerstones of our business Thomas Creek Ice Arena for over 15 years. I don’t know how we would have survived the trials of owning a new business if it hadn’t been for the watchful eye, loyalty, trustworthiness of Ruthie and Mike. They ran TCIA like it was there own, they were the Mom and Pop of our organization. They don’t make them like those two anymore. We were blessed to have them a part of lives. Enjoy your reunion with Mike Ruthie ❤️
I had the pleasure of meeting Ruthie when I skated at Thomas Creek Ice Arena. I would later get a job there, and got to work with her, and get to know her better. She loved working there, and was so friendly. She will be missed greatly.
Mike and family. So sorry to hear about your Mother’s passing. Glad you were finally able to visit. we will miss her and seeing you come in to visit her so faithfully to visit. Your Mother was so precious always telling us that she loved us and her very dear son Michael. Take care. God bless you and you will be greatly missed. You were part of the FBH family here. Sharon M cPherson. Nurse on 3A rehab