Still missing you my brother, hope you continue to rest in peace,
love 
Brian Pitt

I’ve enjoyed reading the recollections of my retired colleagues, Bonnie Wein and John Wilkins, especially as they relate to Barbadian rum.  I recall so fondly the dinner parties at the Pitt’s home and ours where rum was a feature which Romaine and I enjoyed. I still have part of a bottle of a special Cockspur rum which Romaine brought back from a cricket trip for me and in which he and I put a serious dent. When I see it, I think of him and miss his jovial, warm hearted company.
He was a very fine Judge but more than that, an excellent person.
Rest in peace, my friend.

I still, remember my talks with Romain .He taught me the rules  of cricket the joy of Barbados and the pleasure of the worlds best Rum
Rest in peace     My friend

Romaine and I , along with Sid Lederman, were sworn in together in June 1994. What a delight it was to get to know this kind, self effacing person . He was so encouraging during those early days when everything was so new and challenging, and helped me learn some of the nuances of civil law without having to ask more senior judges simple , probably stupid or basic , questions . 
Romaine had so much joy in his family, in cricket, and in fine rums from the Caribbean ! (I well remember his shock when Sid suggested adding Coke! ) 

Romaine was a  good man, an asset to the Court, and to the people of Canada whom he served so well.

my condolences to Romain's family on his passing
i have practised law for 40 years and often appeared before Justice Pitt whom I found to be a fair and compassionate jurist
i have a fond memory of often seeing Romain walking up University Ave. with his large briefcase
and that million dollar smile was fantastic
take care 

To the Pitt family:
It was always an honour and pleasure to appear before Justice Pitt whether in chambers or in open court. One of his decisions is still cited in my area of practice as a pithy statement of the law on a contractual clause. A fine, well-read and fair jurist, he was an exemplar to our profession regardless of race, colour or creed and he will be missed but well-remembered. My sincere condolences on your loss.
Marcus Snowden, Snowden Law Professional Corporation

Dear Amabelle and Family,

We just heard of Romain and your son-in-law's passing. We are deeply saddened by your loss and are thinking of you during this time of sorrow. We will keep you and Jennifer in our thoughts and prayers. 

Sincerely,
Junette and Margaret Douglin

Dear Mrs. Pitt and Tracy and Kev,
I wish you all my deepest condolences for your loss. Your loss is immense and I pray that in time you all see the amazing gifts you all have in your memories and with each other. Love for you all today and every day after, Tammy

To the Pitt Family. 
I want to extend my sincere condolences to Romain’s family. We were next door neighbours for a number of years  when my first office was beside the Lindsay & Pitt firm at 360 Bloor St. Always a true pleasure whenever we would meet to chat. Romain  was a wonderful man, a fine lawyer  and a great judge. We will miss him. 

Sincere condolences to Amabelle and family.  Introduced through a mutual friend, Joyce and I were welcomed by Romain and Amabelle in ‘67.  We will always cherish the pre-Caribana “gatherings” at your place in the early years.  As well, those “fishing trips” that bore more conversations than fish - Romain had a positive spirit and was an exceptional conversationalist. He was our Advocate until his appointment as Ontario Supreme Court Judge.  He will be missed – as a friend, forward thinker and true gentleman.

Sincerely,
Gilbert and Joyce and the Ou Hingwan family. 

Dear Mrs Pitt and Family:
Sincere condolences to you  Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.
It was an honour and pleasure to have interacted with Judge Pitt.
He always seemed to have a ready smile and laugh, and his generosity of spirit was always evident.
I remember the time he interrupted his visual examination exclaiming "I have to go now - I have to get to the cricket game"
We wish you strength at this time  
Sincerely,
Karin Simon & Bernard Fresco

Sin

Dearest Tracy, Mrs. Pitt and Family, we were so saddened to hear of the passing of your beloved father and husband. I will always fondly remember the surprise, delight and relief in our dads' faces on that Via Rail platform when they realized we had coincidentally become friends in residence at McGill; so beginning the next generation of friendship. We are thinking of you all, sending you our love and deepest condolences. 

Prayers and condolences  to the family.
Romain and I crossed paths in practice. It was not until Romain was on the
court that I got to witness and enjoy  his depth of character and rich  sense 
of humour.  He truly enjoyed telling me about his cases. He always  seemed  to attract strange and interesting cases that were fun to discuss. He took great pleasure in educating  me about the two greatest things, Grenada and cricket, in particular West Indies cricket and the famous cricketers of history. He actually made the game exciting  and the rules interesting.
Romain was a  scholar, a leading lawyer and a wise, patient and kindly
Judge who will be missed  by all who knew him.
                                         John Wilkins 

To the  Pitt Family
I was saddened to read about Romain’s passing. For a number of years my office was right next door to the Lindsay & Pitt law firm at 360 Bloor W. 
Romain was a wonderful guy , a fine lawyer and a great judge. He will be missed. My deepest condolences. 
Alf Kwinter 


The University College community at the University of Toronto mourns the passing of distinguished alumnus The Honourable Romain Pitt. 

For his trailblazing contributions to Canadian law, he was honoured with the University College Alumni of Influence Award in 2015. 

He remained an enthusiastic member of the College community, attending a student-alumni dinner as recently as last fall. He remarked that he enjoyed interacting with students because it kept his mind sharp.

This loss is keenly felt at University College and we extend our deepest sympathies to the Pitt family. 



Romain was a brotherfriend and soulmate.

We had known each other since the nineteen fifties and kept in contact ever since.  We partied together, travelled together and gave valuable support  to each other over those almost  seventy years.

He was my legal and personal Counsel and spoke to each other on a daily basis. His advice was always sage. Indeed we spoke the night before he left us.

His contributions to the Black Community, Toronto and Canada are Historical and Myriad.

 A dynamic  Trailblazer.
 
He will be sadly missed.

Rest in Peace My Friend.
 
B Denham Jolly 


Amabelle and Family,

My son Michael and I wish to offer our deepest sympathy.


My deepest condolences to Amabelle, Jennifer, Kevin and Tracy.

Romain's instinctive defence of the victimized was unparalleled. He was a brother to me for some fifty years - an unwavering source of support and a steadfast confidant.

I will always cherish his memory and the warmth of his friendship.

Carl Thorpe

Dear Tracy and Family,
Sincerest condolences from our family to yours.  At this most unimaginable time of losing both your beloved father Romain and brother-in-law Bill, we hope that you find some comfort in God’s word and in the love from friends and family.
With love, 
Karen and Garry Powell

Jennifer,

So sorry to hear of the passing of your dad, so soon after the passing of your husband. I can just imagine the toll such compounded grief is exacting on you. I pray God give you the strength to deal with the loss of those you love so much.

Take care. 

Nizam. 

Dear Amabelle and family,

Bobby joins me in expressing our deepest sympathy during this difficult time.  Our shared memory is of the Cambridge Conference where we had the pleasure of meeting you, the love of his life, of whom he was very proud. 
  At Osgoode Hall,  when I passed Romain's office,  we would often share a few words and I would come away feeling that the day was a better one because of his geniality. I was always impressed with his industry, his careful weighing of all sides of an argument, and his compassion.  May the knowledge that he served Justice and his Country so well help to comfort you all. 

Karen Weiler C.M.


Amabelle,

We were so sorry to hear of Romaine’s passing.  He was an inspirational example for many young Caribbean Nationals and aspirants.  We regret that we can’t travel during this current time to pay our respects but you and the family are in our thoughts on this sad day.

Archie and Susan Piper

Dear Annabelle and Family,
I was so sorry to hear of Romain's passing.  We sat on the court together for many years.  He was a wonderful colleague and a terrific judge.  His contributions to society generally were outstanding. Above all,  he was devoted to his family.  My deepest condolences to you at this very difficult time. 
Susan Himel 

Jennifer and family, 

I was quite saddened to learn of the passing of Justice Pitt. It was an absolute pleasure meeting him during a Black History event; his words were powerful and brought light to the culture and cricket.

Words alone are not enough, and I can hope and pray for you and your family at this difficult time so that you will all find comfort in your memories, and know that Justice Pitt is now an Angel in heaven smiling down upon you.  May he rest in perpetual peace.

With my deepest and heartfelt sympathy. 

Katherine Joseph

To Tracy and Family,
I was saddened to hear of the passing of your Father-a truly accomplished leader in his profession and a great Father and Husband to your family and a great contributor to community, Toronto and Canada. I am sending you the strength and support of my family at this time and on the journey ahead. Sincerely-Ryan McKee & Family. Toronto, Canada

Amabelle and family, Susan and I are saddened to learn of Romain’s passing. He was a cherished colleague of ours on the Court and we recall with fondness and admiration his quiet strength and his gentle decency, no matter how difficult the circumstances of the case before him. 
Romain contributed much to our society, including by his example.One of his most admirable attributes was the joy with which he spoke of his love for you and his family. His love for all of you was palpable and I’m sure that it was one of the foundation stones of his life.
His love, given to all of you, lives on in all of you. May it and the Lord’s mercy see you through this most difficult time, to a brighter and happier tomorrow. 
We send you our  sincere sympathy and condolences.
Susan Greer and John Macdonald.


My condolences to the Pitt family. He was such a caring Judge. Had the pleasure of working  closely with him at The Superior Court. I recently  saw him late last year at the Ardene Brunch.

Justice Pitt and I shared space before he went to the bench  and we forever were arguing and debating issues.  He sometimes sent me copies of "letters to myself "on issues which troubled him but he felt could not be published.  He had a deep sense that injustice needed to be confronted and remedied.  He never stopped being interested in economics, cricket(especially the West Indies Team) and the law.  He was my brother, my friend and will be deeply missed by his friends. He shared with us his  humor, his humanity and generosity.  A  great spirit and agile mind has passed our way.  

John and I send our deepest condolences.  We have many lovely memories of living next door to you and when sitting on our decks in the summer, hearing your laughter that would always make us feel that you were having much more  fun than us.   we shared some  great dinners where Romaine would regale us with stories in his inimitable style.  It is unimaginable what  your family is suffering through right now .  There are just no words for Jennifer and the children who are also having to deal with the terrible loss of Bill.  I know that  your memories and your love for each other will help you through this darkest of times.  Fondly, John and Linda Fingret

Our sincerest condolences to the entire Pitt family on the loss of Romain. I had only very fleeting interaction with Mr. Pitt many many years ago while doing freelance work for various firms but we do know in how high esteem Romain is held through our many wonderful conversations and time spent with Adrian. May God bless...
Volker and Joanne Triebe

Our sincere condolences to Amabelle and family. It’s hard to believe..... Poli Sci & Ec. and Law School just don’t seem so long ago. Always enjoyed ‘catching up’ at Law School class reunions, and once at a grandson’s baseball game.  I willl miss him.

Francie joins in sending her sympathy.

Paul Hellen

I extend my heartfelt condolences to Amabel and the Pitt family.  No one was more passionate than Romain about living every day based on his commitment to be his brother's and sister's keeper! That is the enduring legacy he has left us. I will miss him sorely!

My sincere condolences to the Pitt family.  Mr. Justice Pitt was a very practical and fair judge who impressed me with his sense of humour and sensible approach to the law.



I am writing this tribute still in disbelief that I can no longer call Romain to chat about anything under the sun, especially politics, Law and cricket.
Romain's passion, which I greatly admired, was always focused on those who needed help and the less fortunate among us.He would often lament that his life's profession was losing its ethical values and how difficult it was for West Indian Players to earn a living and still be patriotic at the same time.
Romain was the bigger brother I never had, who was always there to support me and helped to keep my family together.There will always be a place in my heart for him and I will miss him beyond words.
May he rest in eternal peace.
Brian Pitt and family

As a former president of the Ontario Black History Society,  my efforts to formalize the celebration of February as Black History Month at all levels of government, were inspired by the efforts of people like Justice Romain Pitt - a trailblazer.  
I was saddened to learn of the passing of Justice Romain Pitt.  During his long and distinguished service to the people of Ontario, he made history by being the first Black lawyer to be appointed to the Superior Court from his also historic first Black law partnership with Eric Lindsay (later with Victor Burke).  Pitt's connection to so many touchstones in the cultural heritage of Toronto include work with the establishment of Caribana, the Sickle Cell of Ontario Association and the BBPA.
My condolences to the family, the friends and those who have benefitted from his decisions and actions.

To the Pitt family:

My sincerest condolences for your loss.  

I always enjoyed my appearances in front of Justice Pitt.  He was thoughtful, insightful, listened carefully and asked excellent questions.  He was missed when he left the bench. 

Sincerely, Paul Gemmink

Tracy Pitt
Our condolences to you and your family it's not an easy time in the world  but look up at the sky and spot that ray of sunshine  and you will hear your dad .
Love
Mary

Jennifer,

Thinking of you and wishing you moments of peace and comfort at this time; words alone cannot express my deepest sympathies for the loss of your father. Know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Amabelle and Family:  It is with heart felt condolences that I send you a message from our family.   My father Judge George E. Carter and Romain,  were good friends and truly shared their love of Cricket.  
I had the pleasure of interviewing Justice Pitt, and Dad together as they spoke about their historic Cricket teams.  
I'm sure they are both now in conversation about their favourite pastime.   
Warm Regards,  Keep safe! 

The Carter Family , Linda, Jacquie, Evan, Ralph,  Jessica


On behalf of the elders and members of the Jamaican Canadian Association, I extend my sincere condolences to Justice Pitt’s family. May he RIP. 


Dear Amabelle.  Riky joins  me in expressing our condolences and sincere sympathy on the passing of Romaine. We are sorry we cannot be with you in this difficult time, but you are in our hearts and minds.  
     Romaine was a truly good and righteous man. ‎ He was a superb judge. Indeed, he represented everything one thinks of when asked to define the ideal judge. He was thoughtful, patient , courteous and sensitive. He could be firm when necessary but he was never belligerent or rude to counsel. He had a wonderful working knowledge of the law and a deep understanding of the human condition.  And he was admired and respected by members of the legal  profession and his judiciary colleagues alike. 
   Moreover, Romaine was a great Canadian. He contributed to his country in so many ways, including the many good and charitable causes he supported .   Although we have lost a truly great man , we can take comfort that his honourable name and  wonderful legacy will live on forever. Sincerely. Mike and Riky Moldaver

Dear Tracey and Family,
My deepest condolances during this time. My prayers are with you and your family.

My sincere condolences to the Pitt's family.  May the Good Lord grant you the strength and courage to bear this loss.  I remember him growing up in Grenada very active and having a friendly personality. The kindness which he showed to us his fellow Grenadians when we visited Toronto during the 60' is always remembered. May he rest in peace.

Jean Depradine-Small
Barbados. W.I. 

To the Family of Justice Romain Pitt, 
  Please accept my deepest sympathy on the passing of a caring husband, family man, advocate for humanity and friend to all whom he encountered. 
May Divine courage and comfort attend you all. 
  It is very deeply saddening to learn of his passing. His profound and pragmatic contributions to his Caribbean brotherhood and the community at large has been phenomenal. I hope that he will truly be memorialized for his service and contributions. 
  May he rest in eternal peace.   
Kenrick Bruzual  647-649-7151


Dear Amabelle,

Just wanted to send you love from my family to yours.  We are so sorry for both of your losses, and can't imagine what a difficult time this must be.  
You are all in our thoughts, and may God help you all get through this time.  

lots of love,
Roy, Ria, and Erin McMurtry

Dear Jennifer,
I am very sorry for the loss of your father.  My sincere condolences to you and your family during this extremely difficult time.  My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dearest Jennifer and Family,

I can only  imagine the sorrow that you all must be feeling on the loss of Your Husband and Father.
May God give you all strength and comfort during this time and grant peace of Eternal rest to both of them.

My deepest and sincerest condolences to you and your family.

Danuta Kraczek

Dear Jennifer & Family
I am very sorry to hear of your loss with the passing of your husband and now your father.
I cannot imagine the sorrow that you all must be feeling.
May God give you strength and comfort during this tragic time. May the memories of your loved ones give you courage to face what comes ahead.
May they both rest in peace.
My deepest and sincerest condolences to you and your family.
Sandy Gordillo-Melski

Dear Amabelle and Family,
I am very saddened to learn that Romain has died.  He was a wonderful man, full of joy, heart and good sense. He made a fine judge and contributed a great deal to the world around him.  It was an honour to have been his colleague. I am very sorry for your loss, and Marilyn and I send our deepest condolences.
Robert Blair

Dear Amabelle and family, Romain was special- as a person and as a judge. His smile, his joy in life, his keen intelligence and most of all his heart made him a treasured colleague and a wonderful judge. Just knowing he was in the world made it feel like a sunnier place. I am so sorry for your loss. Yours Harriet Sachs

Dear Jennifer,
Our deepest condolences to you and your family on the passing of your father.  Although I only had the pleasure of meeting him once long ago, your dad seemed like a lovely man.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your mom and family during this very painful time.  God Bless.

Mike Sarnese and Sue Marsili


To the Pitt Family,  
Accept my deepest sympathy on the passing of a loving husband, family man, advocate and friend to many. May  the memories of his contributions and accomplishments never be forgotten. May he rest in peace.

To Amabelle and family 
 So sorry  for  your irreparable  loss 
 My thoughts and prayers are  with your family  and you 
My late husband  Dr.Trevor Robinson  and I  were really privileged
to have known Romain for many years  and we certainly valued that wonderful friendship Romain was certainly an inspiration to all
 God Bless you all
Ranga

Amabelle and family: 
 Romain was a wonderful, thoughtful and caring colleague. He was sworn in with me, Bonnie, in Toronto. We  became good friends in those early years as we shared the difficulties and joys of meeting the challenges of learning new areas of the law in the busy Superior Court in Toronto. What fun he was! 
Casey got to know him as well at 'new judges school' ( We recall the time when he,  perhaps wisely, declined to go down the ice sledding hill in after hours!)
We have many memories of the generous help he gave us in Civil Law. ...  
We were lucky to have known him.....

Bonnie Wein, and Casey Hill

Dear Jennifer and family,

I am so sorry to hear this tragic news. Please accept my sincere condolences.

May you find strength and comfort from each other during this very difficult time.

We send you our love and support.

Cheers,

Anusha Sarvanandan

Dear Jennifer and family

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss with the passing of your dear husband  Bill and now your beloved father Justice Romain. My deepest condolences  to you and your family. I cannot imagine the pain and sorrow that you all must  be feeling and have to endure at this time. May God give you all strength, courage and comfort your hearts by easing the pain  you feel.  May the sadness you feel in your hearts be warmed by cherished memories of your husband and father and bring a smile to your beautiful face.   May they both rest in peace. Ameen. 
My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.  🙏🙏💜 God bless

Najma

Accept my condolences.
Romain will be remembered for  his community outreach, legal career and  inspiring many.

Thank you for your service.

Dear Amabelle, Jennifer, Michael, Alexandra, Kevin, and Tracy,
We cannot believe your beautiful family has to endure yet another sad and tragic death. 
We will always remember Romain and it was an absolute honour to be in his distinguished, yet so humble, presence. The spirit and sage words of Romain- husband, father and grandfather- will always live in his children and grandchildren.  This we know. Our deepest condolences to you all. You are in our prayers and we will always be there for you.
Love,
Brett, Supriya, Veda, and Kiran. 




Jennifer  my deepest condolences  to you and your family .

Dear Amabelle and family,
We were saddened to hear of the passing of your loving husband and father.  Over the years, Romain and my father shared a long and wonderful friendship, as did our respective families.  Know that you are in our thoughts during this difficult time; and we pray that you will find healing, comfort and peace in your memories of Romain’s remarkable life.  
With deepest sympathy,
Tom Massiah and daughter, Sharleen


Hello again, Jennifer and Family,

So sorry to hear about the passing of your dad. He was well loved and respected. My heart goes out to you and your love ones.  Please accept my sincere condolences.  My thoughts and prayers are with you🙏🏾

Kathleen. 

Amabel, Jennifer,Kevin and Tracey
Words cannot express my deep sorrow on hearing the news of the passing of Bill then Romain. 
My heart goes out to you as I know what this loss of loved ones must mean.
Romain was my friend, my confidant and my lawyer.  I admired his honesty and generosity. He will be missed. RIP

Jennifer and Family we wanted to extend our sincere condolences on the loss of your beloved father. We cant imagine the loss and grief you are experiencing at this time. Please know we are keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers 🙏 Jo-Anne Di Vittorio and family.

Dear Pitt Family,
My mother, Velma Pitt-Foster and I would like to express our most sincere condolences. You will be in our prayers.

Jennifer & Pitt Family,

I want to give you my sincere condolences to the passing of your father.
I had the privilege of meeting him at York Humber, when he was a very special guest speaker during Black History  Month.
What a man of great knowledge and  wisdom.

Jennifer & Pitt Family, please be strong and keep the Faith during this difficult time. 
God Bless!


Jennifer, My condolences to you and your family. Words cannot describe the pain that you must be going through.  May God give you  peace at this time of sorrow. So sorry for your loss. 

Grant 

Jennifer.  I am at a loss for words. Sending you and your family my deepest,  deepest condolences. 
Beatrice

We are deeply saddened by the terrible  news that Romain has passed away, especially coming so soon after Bill's death. 

Romain has been a loyal and steadfast friend with whom we shared many wonderful times. His advice, and his thoughtful and honest comments, were always appreciated.

We will miss him dearly.

Our deepest condolences to Amabelle and family, and also to Jennifer and her family.

May Romain and Bill both Rest in Peace.

To Jennifer and her family;
Sorry to hear of this second loss in your family. I pray your strength at this time. Somehow you will get through this. May you find peace and comfort in your reflections and memories of  your Dad. God bless you.

Ms.Pitt , I am sending my condolences to you and your family! God knows best and God will be your strength 

Mrs. Pitt, Jennifer, Kevin & Tracy.    

Whynne and I (Juliette) would like of offer our sincere condolences  to the family. You are in our thoughts and prayers.    

Mr. Pitt's heartfelt smile and cricket knowledge will be greatly missed. 

I had the privilege of appearing before Justice Pitt as counsel. Subsequently, I had the honour of serving with him on the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. A truly outstanding person.


Dear Amabelle,
I was so sorry to hear of Romain's death.  As you know, we sat together on the Superior Court for many years and he was one of my favourite colleagues.  I particularly enjoyed sitting with Romain in the Divisional Court.  He was such a kind and patient man, always thoughtful, and wonderfully collegial.  During this very difficult time, my thoughts are with you and your family (of whom he was so proud).
Anne Molloy  

I had the honour of meeting Mr.Pitt whom shared his experiences and great knowledge with us as a team  at 605 Rogers road. His memory will be lasting. He raised a beautiful daughter Jennifer whom i have had the pleasure of knowing.  My heart goes out to this amazing family during this difficult time. Jennifer my thoughts and prayers are with you everyday.
Debra

Dear Jennifer, 
My sincere condolences for the passing of your dad. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time. 

Amabelle, Jennifer, Kevin, Tracy, Alexandra and Michael
     Alice and I have just received the devastating news of Romain’s death, following so closely after Bill’s death, also a few days ago.  As you know, our families have intertwined for almost fifty years.  Alice and I, and Amabelle and Romain have watched our children grow up and mature over this time, and in various situations.
     This year Romain and I have spent many hours discussing many things.  I will never forget them, and I will miss him greatly.
      Both Romain and I managed to build our own law practices, and I was very proud of Romain when he was made a judge.  I was with him on that day, and he was given great honour for that,  and other significant honours as well.
      Alice and I send our sympathy and love to you Amabelle, Jennifer, Kevin , Tracy, and also to Alexandra and Michael.
      Sincerely,
      Tom Bastedo
     





   
      

Dear Jennifer, 

My sincere condolences to you and your family on the passing of your father.

Thank you for sharing him with us at York/Humber. It was an honour and privilege to have him share his words of wisdom. Your father was a pillar of the community and will be missed. 

May God's love and grace comfort you and your family during this difficult time.

Andrea Dixon

Dear Jennifer and family,

My deepest condolences goes out to you. 

I will never forget the day Justice Pitt came to speak to us at YHESS for Black History Month. I left feeling inspired and empowered by his words. 

You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Amanda 

To Amabelle , Jennifer , Kevin & Tracy and the grands.

Robert & I share your loss at Romain's passing.Robert & Romain were good friends from their youth in Grenada , originally because their mothers were friends. Romain was a bit ahead age wise and they did not go to the same high school , as a matter of fact there was a rivalry between their schools.
The friendship continued and blossomed in Toronto and we were proud of our friend Romain , in all aspects of his life , as a person , a family man and in his career. We also became attached to his family , as did he to ours.
A major link to Robert's past has now been broken and sadly he is not fully aware of it.Another fishing buddy has gone ! No more solving the world's problems on the phone !
My sincere condolences to Amabelle and the rest of the family.
May Romain rest in peace.


Jennifer, my sincere condolences goes out to you and your family.  You are in my thoughts and prayers.

OBITUARY

The Honourable Justice Romain William Michael Pitt

29 September, 1935 – 29 April, 2020

Jerrett Funeral Homes - St. Clair Chapel

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