Birth date: Feb 9, 2000 Death date: Jan 21, 2021
Armand Vicente Romero, a resident of Tulsa, passed away January 21, 2021 at the age of 20. He was born February 9, 2000 to Steve Ray Romero and Cynthia Paulette (Kurtz) Carrasco in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Armand was a sushi chef, enjoyed Read Obituary
Armand, Brooklyn and I love you so much! From the day Brooklyn was born you were the most amazing brother to her. You are and will always be her favorite person. You were such Ana amazing man! So funny. Always coming up with different funny stories to tell Brooklyn. Her love of forts comes from you. Since she was a baby you were making her forts. We love you
Dear Cindy and Abraham, all of you have been in my daily prayers. You are family to me and your Mom is my dearest friend. Armand's brothers and sister are part of my prayers.
Armand was a student of mine in Job Club with the Carrera Program. He was an absolute standout at his internship placement and brought so much light and laughter to every class. I always looked forward to having him in class and listening to him share about what he was learning in all of his classes. My heart and prayers go out to his family and friends during this very difficult time.
I only worked with Armand for about 6 months at Yokozuna but we quickly got along so well. He was a very sweet kid with a big heart. I will never forget his smile and I will miss us being goofy.
Rest in peace, kiddo.
I was another one of Armand's Carrera teachers, having the honor to work with him from 8th grade until 12th grade graduation. I had so many great moments with him, enjoying his unique sense of humor and open personality. He was such an intelligent, introspective young man who will be missed by many.
I’m sadden to hear about Armand’s passing and will keep his family in my prayers. I taught Armand in sixth through eight grade Carrera Job Club. He was an incredibly engaged student. My favorite memory of Armand was a field trip to TU in sixth or sever to grade where he asked a question in room full of financial majors and investment professionals why the speaker was suggesting McDonald’s stock after its recent performance. Armand will always be a student I remember.
I met Armand when he was a 7th grader through the Carerra program. I know as a teacher/counselor we are not supposed to have favorites but Armand was! I loved talking to him about music and movies. His sense of humor kept me in stitches. I loved having him at Carerra summer camps and looked forward to having him in class. He will be sorely missed in this world. RIP my friend.
Mrs. Janzen
