Frank J. Killino, a resident of Delran, NJ since 1958, passed away on March 22, 2021. Born in Taylor, PA to the late Frank and Julia Killino, he was 83 years old.Frank was the beloved husband of Anna Marie "Ginger" Killino (nee D'Autrechy) for 59 years.Loving father of Frank Killino, Laura Martin (Tim), Paul Killino, Julianne (Jim) Rosiak, and the late Timothy Killino.Cherished grandfather of Stephanie, Chloe, Madison, Michael, Timothy, Autumn, and Price.Dear brother of Grace Gisolfi and Thomas Killino (Joan).Frank is also survived by many nieces, nephews, extended family members and friends who will miss him tremendously.Frank graduated from Scranton University in 1958. He came to Delran the same year and began his career in education. He taught 1 year at Aaronson Bell School in Delran then worked 47 years for the Cinnaminson Board of Education as a guidance counselor. During that time, he earned his masters degree from Rutgers University in 1963. Frank served his community as President of the Board of Education and board member, Mayor of Delran, various township positions, member of the Parish Council and Eucharistic Minister, Holy Name (Resurrection Parish) and he served as the Burlington County Education Association President for two years. He was an adjunct professor at Jersey City State College (Jersey City State University). Frank took pride with his involvement in the introduction of Millbridge Elementary School, Delran High School, Resurrection Parrish church and Resurrection Parish Center as well as a number of preserved green acre spaces and parks. Frank enjoyed time at the Jersey Shore in Cape May. He danced with the Cape May Victorian Dancers and volunteered with Mid-Atlantic Center for Arts and Humanities. Frank's hobbies included collecting stamps and coins as well as watching the Philadelphia Eagles. Frank also enjoyed traveling with his family, taking a variety of exotic vacations. Most importantly Frank was a cherished Pop Pop to his grandchildren.Relatives and friends are invited to gather on Tuesday, March 30th, at Givnish of Cinnaminson, 1200 Route 130 N., from 9 am - 10:20 am. Frank's Mass will begin at 11 am at Resurrection Parish, Church of the Holy Name site, 260 Conrow Road in Delran. Interment to follow in Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson, NJ.In lieu of flowers, donations in Frank's name may be made to the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities (MAC) www.capemaymac.org/support/donate-to-mac/; or to the St. Vincent De Paul Society, c/o Resurrection Parish 260 Conrow Road, Delran, NJ 08075.To share your fondest memories and condolences, please visit www.Givnish.com.
To place an obituary, please call Rachel, 609-886-8600 ext 133 or email obits@cmcherald.com

NOTE: The Cape May County Herald is offering full coverage of the COVID-19 / coronavirus emergency to all, with no payment required. We are committed to ensuring our readers can make critical decisions for themselves and their families during this ongoing situation. To continue supporting this vital reporting, please consider a digital subscription or contribution. For more coverage, subscribe to our daily newsletter.

Most Popular
Articles
- IDs Wanted for 2 Suspected Shoplifters in Cape May
- State Police Detectives Lied About N. Wildwood Bar Fight Involvement, AG Office Says
- Indictments Filed April 13
- Dennis Creek Bridge Work Approaches; Motorists Advised of Detour
- Taylor Swift Features SIC in New Music Video
- Hand Grenade Found at N. Cape May Yard Sale
- Gender ‘X' Option Becomes Available for NJ Licenses, IDs
- Policy Change Allows Additional SNAP Benefits as Pandemic Fears Continue
- Lower Township Police Department Activity Report, Adult Arrests March 29-April 4, 2021
- FEMA to Change Flood Insurance Pricing
- Cape May County - You campers are out of control ! Take a look at our cities and beaches across the United States. You guys camp everywhere!
- Wildwood Crest - The school field looks great! Especially that orange fence around the flooding. Way to spend money BOE!
- North Cape May - What happened to George Floyd should have never happened and justice was served. But when you see politicians and people saying he’s a hero and naming a place called George Floyd’s square let’s look...
- Townbank - I believe the jury in the Chaivin case was intimidated, and the verdict will be lessened on appeal. I think those jurors knew that if things didn’t go the mobs way, they would be targeted. Remember,...
- Wildwood Crest - To all you Town Bank and Erma anti Biden Spouters I have just one question. Which charity are you donating your $1400 stimulus check to ?