In Memory of Jessie Romero
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Jessie M. Romero
On the morning of June 12, Jesse was struck and killed by a big rig, while picking up traffic control signs on the shoulder of Rte 605 in the City of Industry. Jessie is survived by his wife Stephanie H. Romero. All of us at MTC would appreciate any and all donations to help her through this horrific accident and time of need.
If you ever met Jessie in person you would know a few things about him. He was a bit high strung. He always had a smile on his face. He was always upbeat and had a positive outlook. He was a lot of things to a lot of people; friend, husband, employee, co-worker, brother, mentor. When it came to work, Jessie was the first person to ask for more but he was also the first to say thank you for any shift he was scheduled on. Everything was a "blessing". He always expressed gratitude for every opportunity he was given and took pride in doing his job well. He never made his problems anyone else's. He carried himself with confidence but was humble as well and was always willing to learn something new. He never shied away from a challenge and welcomed a tough assignment. When Jessie came into the office, he always managed to put a smile on everyone's face. I'd imagine that's how he was in his personal life as well. A well liked, intelligent man with ambition and drive who took great pride in his own personal accomplishments, his work ethic and his family. Jessie will be sorely missed.
On the morning of June 12, Jesse was struck and killed by a big rig, while picking up traffic control signs on the shoulder of Rte 605 in the City of Industry. Jessie is survived by his wife Stephanie H. Romero. All of us at MTC would appreciate any and all donations to help her through this horrific accident and time of need.
If you ever met Jessie in person you would know a few things about him. He was a bit high strung. He always had a smile on his face. He was always upbeat and had a positive outlook. He was a lot of things to a lot of people; friend, husband, employee, co-worker, brother, mentor. When it came to work, Jessie was the first person to ask for more but he was also the first to say thank you for any shift he was scheduled on. Everything was a "blessing". He always expressed gratitude for every opportunity he was given and took pride in doing his job well. He never made his problems anyone else's. He carried himself with confidence but was humble as well and was always willing to learn something new. He never shied away from a challenge and welcomed a tough assignment. When Jessie came into the office, he always managed to put a smile on everyone's face. I'd imagine that's how he was in his personal life as well. A well liked, intelligent man with ambition and drive who took great pride in his own personal accomplishments, his work ethic and his family. Jessie will be sorely missed.
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Maria Maneri
Organizer
Temecula, CA
