Patrick C. Romsos

Patrick C. Romsos was born May 15, 1938. He was born in Billings, MT, to Carroll and Lorraine Romsos and two brothers Duane and Ron. He went to school in Billings and after graduation served in the Army.

After serving his country, he met Lynette Nelson, a young woman from Glendive, MT, who seemed willing to put up with him, so he promptly married her before she could change her mind. They had one daughter Wendy and one son Scott. They made a wonderful life together in Billings.

Pat enjoyed fishing, camping, and taking his family outdoors. After he retired from the working world, he discovered he had cancer. His life theme became Living With Cancer, and he took great pride in being an active member of several cancer survivor groups and pulmonary rehabilitation. Many with cancer told Pat he was a great inspiration to them.

Many thanks go out to Dr. Whittenberger and Dr. Merchant and the wonderful nurses and staff at the Billings Clinic. You all had a very special place in his heart.

Memorials may be sent to: Billings Clinic Foundation, 2917 10th Avenue North, Billings, Montana 59101.

A funeral service will be held at Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuary on Wednesday, March 23, at 11 am followed by a reception at the Elks Club.

Remembrances

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We will miss you, Pat. May your “new normal” bring you peace and comfort.

Greg and Cheryl Hall

Lynette,
I’m so sorry to hear of Pat’s passing. I always looked forward to crossing his path, and I’ll carry the lessons he silently taught me forever in my heart. It was truly an honor to know him and have the opportunity to participate in his care. May loving memories comfort you during this difficult time. I’ll miss that guy.
Cyndi Bowman

Pat was such a kind and caring man. I am so glad I met him and he will always stay an inspiration to me.
June Mennie

We are sorry to see you go Pat. Bob Smith Motors will miss seeing your smiling face. Lynette, our family is praying for you during this difficult time

The Bob Smith Motors family

I remember some wonderful conversations with Pat. I remember him laughing and being generous with his knowledge and expertise on the computers. Perhaps what stayed with me the most knowing he was a friend. My heart and love goes to all of you. I hope you have comfort in knowing that you are in our hearts and prayers.

Love,
Ruthie and Dan Ferris

Lynnette:
It has been so many years, sorry the contact is under this circumstance. Hope the many memories you have of Pat will help you through this very trying time. My thoughts are with you and your family.

With regards,
Roger Flagan

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