Condolence: I'm so sorry to hear of Mrs. Romanzin's passing. I have often driven by the farm, wondering whether she and Mr. Romanzin were still in the house. I always thought of her as one of the 'old school' parents, just like my own. They were hard workers, always ready to contribute to a worthy cause, great cooks and able to make pretty much everything and anything. . . and they did! For me, I am grateful for her contribution to the Pony Club kids. Not only did she share her expertise in making wraps, jodpurs, and habits with the other mom's, she cooked up some fabulous meals for us every year at Pony Club Camp. No doubt, you have many wonderful memories that will warm your heart today and in the coming days. Peace be with you. With deepest sympathies, Brenda

Condolence: So sorry to hear about Auntie Marion. I will always remember the times I spent hanging out at the farm in my youth, riding horses with my cousins and eating Auntie M.'s fabulous pickled carrots. Sincerest condolences to the family.

Condolence: I offer my sincerest condolences to the Romanzin family at this time in their lives. May the sorrow of losing a wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother soon be replaced by the joy of knowing she has found peace and is free from pain. She will always be remembered as a woman who loved life and her family to the fullest. May God bring you peace st this time in your life.