Ken Romain
<h4>Aug. 3, 1942 - July 24,2021</h4>
You may have known him in Sun City Center as "Ken, the house painter," or "Hey Kenny!" But I knew him as "Honey-bunny or Baby-cakes." Ken was the best son, brother, husband, father and friend anyone could ask for. He was loyal, industrious and tolerant (of me). He raised three good boys. He worked in management for the automotive industry in Detroit and the aviation industry in California in his earlier years. The past 25 years he was an excellent residential and commercial house painter, which he enjoyed. He also enjoyed poker, golf, travel and volleyball. He learned to scuba dive and white-water raft in his 5O's.
He fought off Covid in January, but the side effects of radiation for multiple myloma caught up to him. After returning home from a trip out west, he was hospitalized the same day. He died peacefully, with Hospice, one week later, July 24, 2021.
A Celebration of Life will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. in the lawn bowling building, in SCC on Saturday, July 31. Join his friends and his wife, Nan McNamara, to remember him by raising a toast in his honor.
You may have known him in Sun City Center as "Ken, the house painter," or "Hey Kenny!" But I knew him as "Honey-bunny or Baby-cakes." Ken was the best son, brother, husband, father and friend anyone could ask for. He was loyal, industrious and tolerant (of me). He raised three good boys. He worked in management for the automotive industry in Detroit and the aviation industry in California in his earlier years. The past 25 years he was an excellent residential and commercial house painter, which he enjoyed. He also enjoyed poker, golf, travel and volleyball. He learned to scuba dive and white-water raft in his 5O's.
He fought off Covid in January, but the side effects of radiation for multiple myloma caught up to him. After returning home from a trip out west, he was hospitalized the same day. He died peacefully, with Hospice, one week later, July 24, 2021.
A Celebration of Life will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. in the lawn bowling building, in SCC on Saturday, July 31. Join his friends and his wife, Nan McNamara, to remember him by raising a toast in his honor.