1959
Frank
2016
Frank P. Rubino
January 2, 1959 — July 29, 2016
Frank P. Rubino
1959 ~ 2016
Frank P. Rubino, 57 of Park City, Utah, died on July 29th, 2016. He was born January 2, 1959 in Buffalo, NY to Frank and Jean Rubino. He was married to Judy Emmons on May 23, 2008 on Folly Beach, SC. His passion for the culinary arts began as a teenager. He had an extensive career as an Executive Chef at Seabrook Island Club and Bishop Gadsden in Charleston, SC. Most recently, as Food & Beverage Director at Main & Sky Hotel in Park City, Utah. Sincere gratitude to the Bishop Gadsden community for blessing us in so many ways.
He was well known for his cheesy jokes, impersonations and sarcasm. He enjoyed rides on his motorcycle and was an active member with ManKind Project. Frank strongly believed in the Lakota Native American traditions.
Frank is survived by his wife, Judy Emmons Rubino; daughters: Andrea Pyle (AZ), Kim Rubino (NY), Lauren Rubino (SC) and Brittany Rubino (AZ); son, Damon Emmons (UT); grandchildren: Morgan, Conor, Megan Pyle (AZ), James and Robby Baty (SC); Mother Jean Rubino (OR); siblings Kevin (Lisa) Rubino (AZ), Fred (Sandy) Rubino (NY), Sue (Anthony) Stevens (TX); Also many dear family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his beloved father, Frank S. Rubino, brother, Robert P. Rubino and daughter Alexandra N. Rubino will be held on
Celebration of Frank’s life will be held on Thursday, August 25th at Kiawah’s Sandcastle Community Center, 4-9pm.
Memorial donations Emmons Rubino Family at gofundme.com. For an extended obituary or to leave condolences, visit www.MemorialUtah.com.
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1959 ~ 2016
Frank P. Rubino, 57 of Park City, Utah, died on July 29th, 2016. He was born January 2, 1959 in Buffalo, NY to Frank and Jean Rubino. He was married to Judy Emmons on May 23, 2008 on Folly Beach, SC. His passion for the culinary arts began as a teenager. He had an extensive career as an Executive Chef at Seabrook Island Club and Bishop Gadsden in Charleston, SC. Most recently, as Food & Beverage Director at Main & Sky Hotel in Park City, Utah. Sincere gratitude to the Bishop Gadsden community for blessing us in so many ways.
He was well known for his cheesy jokes, impersonations and sarcasm. He enjoyed rides on his motorcycle and was an active member with ManKind Project. Frank strongly believed in the Lakota Native American traditions.
Frank is survived by his wife, Judy Emmons Rubino; daughters: Andrea Pyle (AZ), Kim Rubino (NY), Lauren Rubino (SC) and Brittany Rubino (AZ); son, Damon Emmons (UT); grandchildren: Morgan, Conor, Megan Pyle (AZ), James and Robby Baty (SC); Mother Jean Rubino (OR); siblings Kevin (Lisa) Rubino (AZ), Fred (Sandy) Rubino (NY), Sue (Anthony) Stevens (TX); Also many dear family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his beloved father, Frank S. Rubino, brother, Robert P. Rubino and daughter Alexandra N. Rubino will be held on
Celebration of Frank’s life will be held on Thursday, August 25th at Kiawah’s Sandcastle Community Center, 4-9pm.
Memorial donations Emmons Rubino Family at gofundme.com. For an extended obituary or to leave condolences, visit www.MemorialUtah.com.
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