Roman Osadca

I was very saddened to just now learn that Roman has left us. We were very good friends in high school and I nearly joined him in attending Lafayette. We went our separate ways and lost track of one another as he went to Lafayette and I headed to Virginia Tech. He was the best of the best and I hope that his memory continues to bring you comfort.

Roman was a great man and a great friend. I will treasure his memory for as long as I live. All the best to Debra and the boys. You are all in my heart.

I did not have the honor of knowing you beloved Roman. Yet, I wanted to say that it sounds like he had a very interesting and full life. I also wanted to say that I absolutely love the adorable photograph you chose to use of your dear Roman. I am truly so very sorry for your family´s loss, and I send my deepest condolences to you all. May he Rest In Peace.

I´m so sorry Debra and family for your loss. Here are a few photos and my memories of first meeting Roman. I met Roman 48? years ago when I was fortunate enough to tag along with the Hoffman La Roche ski club on a week long adventure to ski powder in Utah. I moved to SLC two years later and never left. When I ran into Roman at the Blairstown farmers market around five years ago, he was still the same charismatic, charming and fascinating person I met I in the early 70s. I know he...