Frank J. Romano

I am among many WVKR-FM colleagues who held Dr. Romo in the highest esteem because he did a top-notch radio show and was a witty, wise, broadly-informed DJ. His passing leaves a hole in the fabric of life, I guess we're just grateful we had what we got.

Frank was one of those special people who could converse respectfully on any subject, especially interesting roots music. I harmonized and played instruments with him in different groups through the years and I am indebted in what I learned. Our love and thoughts to Vida and buddy. Thanks for your friendship. Animals of all types are appreciative!

Frank was a gifted, positive and caring person who loved life and Cajun music. Whether playing accordion or fiddle he knew how to lead the band or tastefully, accompany other players. Our years of performing together as Doctor Romo and the Cajun Swing Orchestra mean a great deal to me and I will miss him as a fellow musician and loyal friend. Peabo

Dear Vida Maria, I am so sorry to hear of Frank´s passing. My heart goes out to you and your Buddy. Frank was truly a loving soul who brightened my day at the office for sure! I will keep him in my prayers and light a candle on my shrine. Much Love and hugs to you sweetheart! Jacqui from NEXIS!

I am so sorry that Frank has passed away. I have so many fond memories with him- working on the TCL team together; starting and running a group fo the "Dually diagnosed" and going though Kingston to pick up our clients, sometimes at the local taverns. But perhaps the fondest of all was sharing our Italian heritage and later our music together afte he invited me to sing with "Public Employee" for the 500th Columbus Day celebration and so many more gigs together. So much laughter and so many...

Frank, will be forever in my heart. He was a good , good man. I had many good laughs with him too ! I´m glad he is not suffering anymore. To his wife, Vida, much love.