Mrs. Ruff was born in Princeton, W.Va., daughter of Manley McBride Tilley and Luella (Blankenship) Tilley.
Wife of Frank A. Ruff.
Mother of Wendy L. Haynes.
She worked at the powder plant in Elkton in the 1930s, then during World War II she worked for the Glenn L. Martin Co. as a drill press operator and riveter.
From 1946-86 she resided in Gray Manor of Baltimore County where she was a homemaker and mother.
From 1986?2008 she resided in Sudlersville with her husband of 62 years, Frank A. Ruff.
Mrs. Ruff enjoyed crocheting, word puzzles and loved working with her flowers and plants in her gardens.
She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Dover.
Wife of Frank A. Ruff.
Mother of Wendy L. Haynes.
She worked at the powder plant in Elkton in the 1930s, then during World War II she worked for the Glenn L. Martin Co. as a drill press operator and riveter.
From 1946-86 she resided in Gray Manor of Baltimore County where she was a homemaker and mother.
From 1986?2008 she resided in Sudlersville with her husband of 62 years, Frank A. Ruff.
Mrs. Ruff enjoyed crocheting, word puzzles and loved working with her flowers and plants in her gardens.
She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Dover.
Mrs. Ruff was born in Princeton, W.Va., daughter of Manley McBride Tilley and Luella (Blankenship) Tilley.
Wife of Frank A. Ruff.
Mother of Wendy L. Haynes.
She worked at the powder plant in Elkton in the 1930s, then during World War II she worked for the Glenn L. Martin Co. as a drill press operator and riveter.
From 1946-86 she resided in Gray Manor of Baltimore County where she was a homemaker and mother.
From 1986?2008 she resided in Sudlersville with her husband of 62 years, Frank A. Ruff.
Mrs. Ruff enjoyed crocheting, word puzzles and loved working with her flowers and plants in her gardens.
She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Dover.
Wife of Frank A. Ruff.
Mother of Wendy L. Haynes.
She worked at the powder plant in Elkton in the 1930s, then during World War II she worked for the Glenn L. Martin Co. as a drill press operator and riveter.
From 1946-86 she resided in Gray Manor of Baltimore County where she was a homemaker and mother.
From 1986?2008 she resided in Sudlersville with her husband of 62 years, Frank A. Ruff.
Mrs. Ruff enjoyed crocheting, word puzzles and loved working with her flowers and plants in her gardens.
She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Dover.
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