Dr. Donald Romeo

Dear Billy & Jill, I was saddened to hear of the loss of your Dad. I know that you won't remember me, but I babysat for you two on Audubon Road and worked in your Dad's office on Saturday mornings while I was in school. I have fond memories of your family. Please accept my sincere sympathy and know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

To Don's family,
Sending all of you our very sincerest condolences. We've known Don since high school days at Drury and spent many happy times together in the late fifties and sixties.
We are thinking of all of you at this very sad time.
Sandy and Barry Kronick

After attending todays service, it has struck me how Dr. Don was truly the transcendent parent of the East Dennis community. I think we 50-somethings admired his success in life, but truly loved the fact that he was open and willing to engage us, as both a Parent and a Friend. His zest for life was invigorating and delightful. Sea St. Beach will never seem the same.
I will miss your spirit, Don. Lu-Kow!

My late father, Ed Myllmaki, knew Doc and spoke well of him. Dad was an air traffic controller at Norwood, a pilot, an Ancient, and a Birdman to name a few things he had in common with "Doc". Now these two men have slipped the surly bonds of earth and are high flying together again. Bless your family on the loss of this fine man and friend.
Carol Taylor, Melbourne FL and Falmouth MA.

Dear Billy and Jill,
I am so sorry for the loss of your father, I have very fond memories of Don - he was always a welcoming host and neighbor on the Cape and I always remember laughter being involved in our get togethers. May you find peace in his passing with the love you have for him in your hearts - for that will never go away. For all we know he could be clamming with my Dad right now - wouldn't that be great!

Thinking of you at this time,
Karen