John Romanko

Will see you again John, thanks for helping me out with violins.

To Rose and Family: We were all saddened to learn of John's passing. John was a kind, humble and loving friend. His integrity, character and life-style inspired respect and admiration from everyone with whom he came in contact. He actively supported the LMAR and through his connections and his outstanding talent, provided musical entertainment for many of our LMAR events and activities. He has been missed since moving from the area, but his legacy will forever be remembered by those who...

I too will fondly remember Him as Uncle John. He was an amazing man. My sincere condolences to Aunt Rose, my cousins and their families. Sandra Lonsky

I also will remember him fondly as Uncle John, he was an amazing man. My sincere condolences to Aunt Rose, my cousins and their families.
Sandra Lonsky

One of the most unique 'characters' in my life. I probably would have never taken up violin/viola had it not been for him and he was always conplimentary and encouraging of my efforts in life, whether it was music, hockey, or engineering at General Dynamics and Lockheed. He and my Father both went to Convair around the same time to work on the same project. I'll never forget all those times sitting in his the living room (my 2nd home) playing trivial pursuit with Walter and Terry, with...

Uncle John as I will forever remember him, was both a friend and mentor.We enjoyed years of banter and conspiracy theories initiated by yours truly. My times with him in Fort Worth, Mississauga and Joe T. Garcia's were always enjoyable and learning experiences. The Sixth Floor Museum (an Oswald favorite) Remington, Stereos, Violins and yes that FW Science Fair always came into play somehow. Uncle John was a long distance uncle and figurehead who I truly admired. We shared countless hours...