Mom and Keith on their first trip back to New Hampshire.  

Mom not so happy Gary is capturing this pic. We are at Dylan's baseball game and she had to borrow dad's cap because it was a windy day.

Mom and Gary sharing a dance at his wedding.  

With 87 birthdays you will get a lot of birthday pics.

Mom and Tracie possibly discussing a trash can as a birthday gift. 

Mom appeasing Gary and trying a Dos-arita. 

Candles are lit. Get the fire extinguisher ready!

Mom with an excited Chloe ready for some cake. 

Mom enjoying  some of her favorites...sweet and sour pork and fried won tons.

When Skip married my sister Carol 42 years ago, he gave her two gifts... His devoted love and the love of his family. Not only was my sister blessed with marrying into a wonderful family, but my family also felt the bond as well. I always remember Connie with a smile on her face. You couldn't help but get caught up in her laughter and giddiness for life! She was a generous person who made sure that you felt right at home when visiting her. I recall one particular time in December when my husband Rocky, and our two girls went with Skip to his moms house to visit during the holiday season.  She made sure the girls had some lovely Avon toys which made them feel so very special ! That's how Connie was... She will indeed be missed, but in each one of our hearts we will forever hold a special loving memory of her that we shall cherish. Until we meet again Connie....Rest in peace. 

Connie and her family were my very first next door neighbors. She and her family already lived there when we  moved in next door to them. She had five rambunctious  boys who for a few years were my children's playmates.  Later on she'd have another son, Gary,  whom he and I shared a birthday. Her boys were either over in my yard or my children in hers. Connie had an infectious laugh that will never be forgotten. She also made the best mayonnaise cake. She was a neighbor one would always want to have. I will never forget Connie and her family. My deepest condolences to all her family and may the angels lead her to paradise. Rest in peace, dear Connie.

I met Connie when her Heavenly Son Frank, married my sister-in-Law Carol, I loved her infectious laugh,  Frank reminds me of his beloved Mother, both so sweet & Lovable, RIP 

Connie was my very special friend.  We met selling Avon.  We were always spending time together and on the phone.  We went on several Avon conventions together.  Mr Romel always said  we were “partners in crime “
For last Five years lost touch she didn’t have a phone anymore and I moved to San Antonio.  She will be deeply missed, but she will no longer suffer, she will be “with her Husband, THE LOVE OF HER LIFE”
Will miss you and love you my friend, Alice Cruz

The best memory of Aunt Connie is her laugh. She always laughed and it was like she meant it! She also hugged with all her heart. She will be missed by many. Prayers are with you guys! As long as you have each other she will live on! Love you guys!

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Mark (Tracie) Romel

Kevin Romel

Darin (Barbara) Romel

Keith Romel

Gary Romel

Roni Baysinger

Ginny (John) Tomlinson

Monica Romel Barker

Frank Romel III

Aaron Romel

Ryan Romel

Dylan Romel

Kim Cochran

Alex Romel

Stephanie Bendele

Mikki Medrano

Chris Romel

Alex Baysinger

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Connie Romel

March 30, 1932 – July 19, 2019

Memory Gardens Funeral Home & Cemetery

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