Gail Louise Romano
GAIL LOUISE ROMANO Wallingford- Gail Louise Romano, 72, wife of the late Joseph M. Romano, Jr., formerly of Spice Hill Dr. passed away Dec.15, 2006 after a long illness. She was born in New Haven, Aug. 30, 1934 a daughter of the late Robert C. and Margaret H, Rooney Zwick and had resided in North Haven for many years before moving to Wallingford. Mrs. Romano was employed as an usher at the Oakdale Theater and also as an aid in the Wallingford school system. She is survived by a daughter, Robin Romano Buckley, and her husband, Jim Buckley of Cheshire, and 3 grandchildren, Roger W. Bernardo, III, Cory M. Bernardo, and Nicole W. Bernardo. Her daughters, Gailann R. Ricciardi and Jody H. Romano predeceased her. Friends may call MONDAY evening from 5:30 to 7:30 at BEECHER & BENNETT, 2300 WHITNEY AVE., HAMDEN. Funeral service will be WEDNESDAY at 11AM in the funeral home, followed by interment in Centerville Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be sent to American Diabetes Association, 306 Industrial Park Rd., Suite 105, Middletown, CT 06457.
hey nan i love u ill never forget…
I was very sad to find out about Gail\\\’s death. I had sent her an invitation to my Christmas party and she called me and we had a wonderful talk. I told her I would drop by with some gingerbread cookies and she insisted they be frosted. I did decorate a couple of cookies and called the number she gave me; then called rehab center and they wouldn\\\’t give me any information. I did not know anyone to call but after much searching I found out that she had died just a few days after our talk. I am so glad she called and I know we both enjoyed being in touch again. I met Gail when I was going to tough love and we became close friends and supported each other. She brought her grandchildren to my party and I could see the wonderful job she was doing with raising them. I am so glad she was able to accomplish that; you should all be very proud of her. Please share my condolences with her grandchildren. Thank you for bringing her that card so we got to talk. Your mother was a very special person and I hope these memories comfort you at this time.
nana im going to miss u so much but one day i will see you i love you love always Nicole