Edward Wayne Romund

Edward is survived by (his immediate family): his wife, June Romund; daughters, Susan D. Romund and Sandra Romund Casserly. He was pre-deceased around Easter this year by his beloved granddaughter, Toni Lane Casserly. He leaves behind many family loved ones and friends.

A committal service for Edward will be held Friday, September 11, 2020 at 2:00 P.M. at Brookside Memorial Park, 13747 Eastex Freeway, Houston, Texas 77039. The service is graveside only at Lakeview 25 area by the beautiful lake with the fountain.

Edward had an all Lutheran education and attended Lutheran church.

He retired from the U.S. Postal Service after 44 years, and he enjoyed working there. He played on a softball team named the Charlie Brown Allstars with other postal employees.

Edward became a licensed real estate agent.

Edward took piano lessons with his daughters and learned to play such songs as Beautiful Dreamer. He loved to sing and had a good voice.

Edward enjoyed saltwater fishing when he was younger with his wife and in-laws. His father-in-law, an excellent electrician, showed Edward how to wire lights, plugs and handle electricity.

In the 1970's, he bought a pick-up truck and installed a shell camper on it. He insulated and paneled the inside, He made a sleeping area for 5 people with storage under the sleeping area. Many road trips were taken in that camper.

He enjoyed many scenic trips on vacations and liked seeing mountains, streams and rivers. He especially loved the Smoky Mountains and Dollywood in Tennessee. He loved taking pictures.

Edward took piano lessons with his daughters when younger and learned to play such songs as Beautiful Dreamer. He loved to sing and had a good voice.

He would pretend to be asleep when his girls were little and let them put makeup and nail polish on him, and put hair curlers and rubber bands in his hair. We all had a big laugh about it.

When his girls would go shopping, we would come back and twirl and model the new clothes for him. We would tell him how much we saved, and he would always reply, "I don't want to know how much you saved. I want to know how much you spent." Then he would laugh and we would give him big hugs and kisses.

His daughter Sandra wants to add that she considered him to be a loving, giving, considerate person to her and the best dad in the world for her.

Edward was on oxygen over the last 4 years and it greatly affected the things he could do.

Edward will be greatly missed.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.brooksidefuneralhomelauder.com for the Romund family.