Christopher Anthony Romeo

To Alex and Patrice and the whole Romeo family. My heartfelt condolences in the loss of your brother, son, and uncle. I know this pain all too well. I have lost two brothers myself. So know that I´m thinking of you all and that you are in my prayers. Patti Cutillo

Uncle Army and family,
Please know that you have our deepest sympathy for the passing of dear Chris. We wish you peace and comfort during this trying time. Our prayers are with you. We love you.
Love and hugs,
Margie and Andrea

Uncle Army and family....heartfelt prayers and thoughts for you at this time of grief. Chris will be in your hearts forever....he is with you always.
Judith and Marie (Army's nieces)

My thoughts to Alex, Sue and the entire Romeo family. Sorry for your loss.

Chris was a very funny guy always good for a joke. I used to spend my lunch just listening and laughing at his stories and jokes.. He will be missed. Linda (from Lowe's) Rest in peace Christopher

We are saddened to learn of the untimely loss of Chris. We extend our humble condolences to Armand and the entire Romeo Family. It is our hope that time will ease the burden of this sudden loss with the fondest memories of Chris, his passions, intensity and most brilliantly engaging wit.

Ana and Harold Edmonds

Chris was Uncle Army's and Aunt Barbara's first born of four children, and they lived next door to my Nana. My first cousin, I remember him being the funniest in the extended family, enjoying his humour and charm as we all gathered at Nana's for Thanksgiving and Christmas. He and I reconnected years later in the late 80's, when he lived in MA, worked in Winchester, and I worked in Burlington as a real estate appraiser. He did my taxes for a few years, and then helped me purchase my 2-family in Cambridge. He came to my house for a party, to celebrate the renovations to that 2-family, and we had such a good time! My wife, Norma, and I were to see him again in France, when we visited Versailles in 2009. His wife, Deborah, and he joined us for breakfast at our hotel there. The was to be the last time I saw Chris. We would chat on the phone and stay in touch over the next few years. I would call him when he lived with his dad in Old Lyme, to see how he was doing after leaving the law firm he had been with. I will miss him terribly, and my only solace is to know that he is in Heaven with his mom. Rest in peace, my dear cousin. Love, Jerry

Chris was the wittiest and most enjoyable conversationalist. He is my first cousin and what a joy to be with him....sharing stories and experiences. He had a pure essence and warm heart and now he rests with his mother Barbara Romeo. Onward Chris.......love, Judy

Chris was always a good boy/man. It is terrible news to read of his passing. Our deepest condolences are extended to the Romeo family. May his memory be eternal.