Ted R. Romero, age 71, passed away Friday, June 30, 2023 in Fort Worth after a short battle with cancer. To know Ted was to love him. He was a hard worker, a loving and doting husband, and a devoted father and grandfather. He was the type of man that made life better for anyone who had the honor of knowing him. He will be deeply missed. Ted is survived by his wife, Susan Romero, his daughters Heidi Allen, and Christina Moore, his step-daughters Brittany Meleton, and Courtney Rovetto, his five grandchildren Madison, Sierra, Jaxon, Brody, Liberty, and a large extended family.
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I didn’t know Ted for that long, but in the time I did know him he was a gentle and kind man. He will be missed and I’m sure he is in a better place now. My condolences to this entire family.
Thank you so much Marc. I’m grateful Ted was able to be a part of this amazing blended family Courtney and Matt helped us create. He enjoyed spending time with your family. He loved Matt like his own.
Ted will forever be in my heart. He’s a special man. I pray that God takes him in with open arms with a cigar and a beer. He was called to answer another service call.. They needed him up there to fix the pools.
I love you Ted,
Till we meet again, you will be missed and in our hearts.
I’m incredibly grateful you and Ted had such a special bond. He loved you, so much. You’re right, he’s fixing pools, ice machines, and air conditioners up in Heaven.
We are so sorry for your loss. Blessings for you family during this sorrowful time.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all,
Marc and Monica Rovetto
Thank you so much Monica. Ted enjoyed himself every time we were able to get together. I’m so grateful he was able to enjoy the wedding with us. Your son held a very special place in Ted’s heart.
Dear amazing Susan,
When Michael and I met you and Ted, I immediately sensed his wonderfulness, an energy that oozed out through all his physical challenges. The love and connection you share with each other touched my heart. It was beautiful, inspiring and timeless. I am forever grateful to know you both. And know that Ted will always be with you.
Oh my sweet Royce,
I am so grateful for our special world we shared together. I know you feel the same as I do. This is not the life we chose for our husbands, but I sure am honored to have been able to take care of my amazing husband. You are a strong and special woman. I hope you know that. Thank you for everything you do. This is not the end of our relationship.
I had the pleasure of working with Ted at Renaissance ClubSport in Aliso Viejo. Ted was the most likeable, intelligent, hard working, funny, helpful, caring, genuine person that I’ve had the fortune to work with. He was a mentor and teacher that shared his knowledge with anyone that needed help. And mostly, he was sure fun to be around!
My thoughts are with his family and shared friends.
It’s great to hear from you John. You were the one that gave Ted his golden opportunity at a new career. He was so excited and grateful. Thank you for that. You were his mentor.