Thomas G. Romary

I know this memorial is from 2004, but I was thinking of Mr. Romary and decided to look him up. He was my math teacher in the '90s. He was a wonderful teacher and mentor. He made a great impact on my life. I became an engineer, and he was instrumental in helping me reach my goals. The world is a better place because he was here, and touched so many lives.

I still think of Tom often. I use the diff eq he taught me often enough that he comes to mind at least once a week.

I am still in shock to learn of Professor Romary's passing. I was one of his students at Indiana Tech in the early 90's. He was such a wonderful teacher and man, I know he will really be missed. God Bless those he left behind.

I knew Tom for such a short time of 3 1/2 years. Tom was always very honest, fair and smiling. I know thru my work some of his students and they speak very well of Tom. I realize that things don't always go as we want in life, but I wish I had known Tom 50 years ago and had the honor of being a lifetime friend.

I met Tom last summer when we discussed his teaching at Manchester College. We had a great talk and he showed me the math booklets he had written. In the end, it didn't work out for him to teach here, which was a disappointment because he seemed like such a good teacher.
I'm so sorry to hear about his passing. God be with you, Becky.

I only met Tom once when Tylers parents visited California about 4 or 5 years ago. He seemed like a good guy and I would just like to say that my prayers and thoughts are with Tyler and his family at a tough time like this.

Becky,
Deepest sympathy to you for the loss,you will always be in my prayers

I recall a New's Year eve where Mr. Romary piled up his mini van full of obnoxious, possibly overserved 21 year olds and transported us to our planned destinations for the evening.

Thanks for looking out for us Mr. Romary, you are missed.

I was shocked and saddened by the news of Mr. Romary. He was my instructor for classes like statistics and general math studies at Concordia University.
He made learning math fun. His booklets really helped me to understand his step-by-step instructions of learning the process. I have never seen anyone enjoy working with numbers as Mr. Romary displayed to his students. My condolences to Mrs. Romary and the family. My prayers are with you.