I just came to know of Mr. Romano's passing. I am so sad to know that he is not with us but I know he has become an angel up in heaven.

Mr Romano was definitely one of a kind. He helped my mother not once but twice. He fought in Court with my brother who tried to take the house from my mother. I still remember him saying to my brother how could you do this to your mother. He protected my mother as if she was his own mother.

Later he fought in Court with my step father in a divorce case and protected my mother from losing her home. He was an angel in our life and I often think of him and his help in making sure that my mother did not loose her home that she worked so hard to build. Because of it, today my mother has a roof over her head in her old age. He was a good man. A fighter in Court but very funny. His style in Court was like no other. I am fortunate enough to see his work more than once. In the process, I got to know about him also. He mentioned about his mother and talked about his WWII days and he mentioned that he was a a graduate of St. John's University, which was also my alma mater. I had called couple of years back to check on him. He had already retired and was not able to speak to him. I am sure he is in a better place for touching so many lives for the better including ours.

Mr Romano,

You have been very good to my family. Now your up there with your friend Russell.

Can't imagine that reunion...

Condolences to Andrew and the rest of the Romano family,

You will be greatly missed.

Hopefully you received the flowers from Old Iron Estates - Dom & Frank Ferrovecchio

Our condolences to the entire Romano family. How blessed you were to have such a generous and loving Patriarch that clearly set examples for us all.