I remember mr.,Romuld very fondly from the same era as my friends, doug and Lynn have written from. He was quiet and had a great sense of humour. I’m so glad to read about his life and remember him
Mr Romuld was my home room teacher when I was a freshie at City Park Collegiate in 1963. He did his best to civilize us and often succeeded. I remember thinking he was quite reserved and conservative at first. Over the years I learned that he was very knowledgable and progressive and loved to share his love of language and literature.
He had a wry sense of humour that we youngsters often did not get at first but I learned to enjoy very much over the years. He was respectful of his students and tried to teach us to be respectful of others.
I recently learned he was an author and read his book Call Of The Kew Apple last year. I enjoyed it. It reveals a lot about his sense of humour, the history of Saskatchewan, and his affection for independent and contrary viewpoints.
He was my favourite teacher in my four years of high school. I treasure his memory.
Mr. Romuld was wonderful teacher. Although it's been over 50 years I still remember his support and knowledge. City Park Collegiate was a better place because of him.
My condolences to his family.
To the family of Conrad Romuld,
It was my distinct pleasure to know Conrad. We shared many meals together at Parkville and conversation was always interesting. I appreciated his friendship. Please accept my sincere condolences and may you find peace in the memories of your time together.
With sympathy,
Bob Taman, Parkville resident
My mother Helga and Conrad is cousins. Good memories we all have of Conrad from visit in Saskatoon and when he and Rita visit us in Norway. Thanks from famely Austrheim, Norway. Sigurd
