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Robert Vincent Romanski 1961-2025

WARREN — Robert Vincent Romanski passed away Tuesday, June 17, 2025, at Austintown Healthcare Center in Youngstown after a lengthy illness.

Born Nov. 18, 1961, Robert was a lifelong member of St. William Catholic Church and a 1979 graduate of Champion High School.

Following high school and many apprenticeships to learn his trade, Mr. Romanski built a successful and productive career with the Warren Engineering firm until his retirement. He was also an outside contractor with several firms throughout the state of Ohio.

Known for his meticulous attention to detail and copious note-taking, anything Robert designed had a strong foundation and was built to last. He was also a well-respected and valuable member of Carpenters Local Union 171 throughout his entire career.

In addition to engineering, Robert was known in the community as a lifelong farmer, taking after his father, Vincent. Together, the father and son farmed hundreds of acres of land for decades, growing crops of soybeans and wheat.

In his spare time, which there wasn’t much of, Robert enjoyed playing the drums, listening to his favorite music and viewing his favorite movies and old Westerns on television. Upon retirement, trade schools requested that Robert become an annex teacher and he continued to consult on various local projects.

Robert is survived and will be deeply missed by his sister, Patricia Ann of Warren, along with many family members and friends in the construction and farming communities.

Robert was preceded in death by his parents, Vincent Romanski and Delores Patrone Romanski of Warren; his paternal grandparents, Joe and Mary Durazinski Romanski of Warren; his maternal grandparents, Joe and Ann Hatala Patrone of Warren; and several other loved family members and friends.

Arrangements were handled by Peter Rossi and Sons Funeral Home in Warren.

A private ceremony and Catholic Mass of Christian Burial was held for Robert on June 24, 2025, in All Souls Cemetery, Bazetta Township.

The family requests that any memorial tributes or donations be given in Robert’s name to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

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