Our Brother Rommel completed and finished his race successfully and victoriously...
He exemplified what a true, faithful and humble servant of God is, in fulfilling his duties and obligations.
Always there early and prepared for the Worship Services and in  all the other Church activities. Even when West Palm Beach became an extension of Miami and then became a full fledged Local Congregation, he fulfilled his duties with more than extra miles and dedication.
Soft spoken, gentle, so refined and a beautiful person that I saw in his many woodcrafts like the podium-Tribuna and the choir loft at the old chapel. He always had attention to details that everything he did, he wanted perfectly and wholeheartedly done.
I will never forget when we were using the other building for CWS at the old Chapel at 149th st., my Mother made some drapes for the windows but she missed to sew some stitches and Brother Rommel noticed it and pleasantly showed my Nanay.
Many of us will never forget how he traveled from West Palm Beach to the old Chapel at 149th to help in the repair and completion of the renovation so we could use again the building that was damaged by the hurricane Wilma in 2005.
I remember too, that he’s one of those who labored and toiled hard to have a beautiful Landscaping at the old Church property.
I will never forget how sweet and caring he was to my parents and to Mom Atang and to everyone!
And how he assisted and cared for our son Brother JD when he was first assigned in WP as a Ministerial Worker.
Words are not enough to describe how we look  up and respect our Brother Rommel and his family.
Our sincerest and deepest condolences to Sis. Bing and to the family. We love you po! 
We know you are all grieving so with many of us because he’s now gone and just resting and waiting but all the good memories, remembrances and recollections as an INC Officer and Brother will live on....

Tito Rommel was such a kind hearted and fun loving spirit. I remember in our old 149 chapel, the Urtula Family would take care of me and Jessica. Growing up, the Urtula Family was like a second family to me. Always taking care of me and Jessica and helping us. I appreciate all the love Tito gave me growing up and I for sure will miss it always. The memories he created with me growing up will always be in my heart. He was such a faithful and selfless Tito and for that I look up to him. I will miss you tito, but it’s only going to be a short goodbye for now. Thank you for everything ❤️ Thank you to Tita, Ate, and Kuya for everything growing up as well. You all will always be in my heart. 

I remember the last greeting from  from brother Mel in our last worship with him March 16 said  hello po sister gona and he like my sweet banana dish

When I think of Ka Rommel I think of a loving father, role model, and active Church officer who always had a smile on his face.

From my childhood, until now, I have seen Ka Rommel's love for his family and Church. 
It's people like Ka Rommel who helped shape us to be who we are today.

It went from Ka Rommel teaching me as a child in the Children's Worship Service (CWS) to eventually me growing up and having the opportunity to teach alongside him in that very same duty.

I remember how selfless Ka Rommel was. He was the one who made tribunas for West Palm Beach and Miami. 

I remember how carefree he was. There was a Photo Walk Activity we held in South Beach and Ka Rommel was game to  make a funny gif of him running in place for a photo challenge.

Condolences to the Urtula family po. 
We will truly miss Ka Rommel po, but we are thankful that we were able to be in the presence of such a kind and wonderful person.



Farewell to you my friend, my brother. We’ll see each other again. 

Tito Rommel has never failed to always bring a smile to my face. Even from just greeting me when I see him at church or events or when he says something funny when we share our Thanksgivings together as a family every year. He has always brought a sense of warmth, comfort and love wherever he goes. Seeing and being witness to his activeness in church goes far beyond and has inspired many others, including myself, to only continue to strengthen my faith and stand steadfast. 

We miss and love you Tito Rommel and you will always have a place in the hearts of many.

My family would like to express our sincere
Condolences to you and your family,
We are your old friends ,and sharing in your sorrow ,with love and friendship.
Someone so special can never be forgotten.
May the comfort of God ,help you in this difficult time. 
We love you! From the Laciste family !
Ka Robert /Ka Josie
Ka Robbie/Ka Benson
Ka Beth /Ka Myke
Ka Faith/ Ka PJ

Family doesn't always mean blood. The Urtula family has always been with us every thanksgiving. Ka Rommel always brings so much laughter and stories to the table. We would eat so much food and then have movie night. Thanksgiving was always the time I looked forward with spending time with everyone. I'll always remember him. He was a great CWS teacher and leader. He was truly an inspiration. Ka Rommel will be missed, but he finished his race with all his heart. Thank you po. 

One memory i have with ka Rommel was when we drove all the way to his house in West Palm from the rotary club in Hollywood because he forgot the projector for the BUKABIN mtg which was supposed to start in less than 2hrs and i was going 120 miles/hr and he said to me “Wow bro Gerald i didnt know you can drive this fast, hindi ako nagkamali ng kinausap aabot talaga tayo sa pulong”.. Ka Rommel will surely be missed. We will see you very soon po 🙂😭😢

Still missing brother rommel also as a friend and strong leader  and will miss the bowling times we had and in the church activities he was always there to help 

OBITUARY

Rommel "Mel" Pascasio Urtula

September 11, 1958 – March 17, 2019

Dorsey - E. Earl Smith Funeral Home and Lake Worth Memory Gardens

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