Benjamin Roman obituary: Benjamin Roman's Obituary, Columbus
In Memory Of
Benjamin E. Roman
1983 - 2022
In Memory Of
Benjamin E. Roman
1983 - 2022
Benjamin E. Roman, 39, of Columbus, Ohio died September 6, 2022. He was born at Riverside Hospital in Columbus, Ohio on July 16, 1983. Benjamin acquired a universal HVAC license in 2015 by studying under
ESCO Institute and Mainstream Engineering Corp in Florida. He also had various carpentry skills that he learned working with his father. He was a talented musician, constantly writing lyrics and music to play on his guitar. Since he was a "lefty", he would turn his "right handed" guitar upside down to play. No one could figure out how in the world he could do it, but with Benji, "where there was a will, there was a way".
Benjamin became caught up in the drug epidemic that would plague him until his death. He was deeply spiritual and would recover for months at a time, but soon the chains of addiction would wrap themselves around his life and bring him down once again. "The Spirit is willing but the flesh is weak". Matthew 26:41. Right before his death, he was successfully sober for 6 months. He was so happy and excited to accomplish his dream of owning a company. He started Trust Built and would employ people from a recovery center he had attended, for people seeking sobriety. He would pick them up and take them to work and then drive them home.
Now Benjamin is no longer in the bondage of addiction. He is free. He is with his brother, Jordan, who preceeds him in death by 21 yrs. He never found the right woman to share the love he had in his heart, but now he is loved more in heaven than he ever could have been here on earth
God used his life in so many ways. To name a few, he was a mentor and an inspiration to those who struggled, because he understood their pain and suffering. He also literally saved the lives of at least 8 people who were overdosing.
I agree with my friend who said that if our love could have saved him, he would still be here, and his cousin who said, "Heros come in many forms, he was one of them."
Surviors include: Mother, Vicki McCullouch (Charles), siblings, Joshua, Jeremy, Amy Willard (Doug), Andrew and Reuben, 10 nieces and nephews.
Predeceased include: Father, Richard Roman and brother Jordan Roman.
There will be a memorial service on September 21, 2022 at 1:00pm
New Song Community Church
13873 National Rd. SW
Reynoldsburg, Oh 43068
A time of fellowship will begin at 1:00 PM followed by a service at 2:00 PM. (There will be an open mic time for those who have anything they want to share about Benji. It can be humorous or serious. Just memories the family and others would love to hear.)
A brief graveside service will be held at
Glen Rest Memorial Estate
8029 E. Main St
Reynoldsburg, Oh 43068
For those who would like, food will be provided at the church.
For those who cannot attend go to https://www.newsong.family/pages/live-stream
ESCO Institute and Mainstream Engineering Corp in Florida. He also had various carpentry skills that he learned working with his father. He was a talented musician, constantly writing lyrics and music to play on his guitar. Since he was a "lefty", he would turn his "right handed" guitar upside down to play. No one could figure out how in the world he could do it, but with Benji, "where there was a will, there was a way".
Benjamin became caught up in the drug epidemic that would plague him until his death. He was deeply spiritual and would recover for months at a time, but soon the chains of addiction would wrap themselves around his life and bring him down once again. "The Spirit is willing but the flesh is weak". Matthew 26:41. Right before his death, he was successfully sober for 6 months. He was so happy and excited to accomplish his dream of owning a company. He started Trust Built and would employ people from a recovery center he had attended, for people seeking sobriety. He would pick them up and take them to work and then drive them home.
Now Benjamin is no longer in the bondage of addiction. He is free. He is with his brother, Jordan, who preceeds him in death by 21 yrs. He never found the right woman to share the love he had in his heart, but now he is loved more in heaven than he ever could have been here on earth
God used his life in so many ways. To name a few, he was a mentor and an inspiration to those who struggled, because he understood their pain and suffering. He also literally saved the lives of at least 8 people who were overdosing.
I agree with my friend who said that if our love could have saved him, he would still be here, and his cousin who said, "Heros come in many forms, he was one of them."
Surviors include: Mother, Vicki McCullouch (Charles), siblings, Joshua, Jeremy, Amy Willard (Doug), Andrew and Reuben, 10 nieces and nephews.
Predeceased include: Father, Richard Roman and brother Jordan Roman.
There will be a memorial service on September 21, 2022 at 1:00pm
New Song Community Church
13873 National Rd. SW
Reynoldsburg, Oh 43068
A time of fellowship will begin at 1:00 PM followed by a service at 2:00 PM. (There will be an open mic time for those who have anything they want to share about Benji. It can be humorous or serious. Just memories the family and others would love to hear.)
A brief graveside service will be held at
Glen Rest Memorial Estate
8029 E. Main St
Reynoldsburg, Oh 43068
For those who would like, food will be provided at the church.
For those who cannot attend go to https://www.newsong.family/pages/live-stream
Benjamin E. Roman, 39, of Columbus, Ohio died September 6, 2022. He was born at Riverside Hospital in Columbus, Ohio on July 16, 1983. Benjamin acquired a universal HVAC license in 2015 by studying under
ESCO Institute and Mainstream Engineering Corp in Florida. He also had various carpentry skills that he learned working with his father. He was a talented musician, constantly writing lyrics and music to play on his guitar. Since he was a "lefty", he would turn his "right handed" guitar upside down to play. No one could figure out how in the world he could do it, but with Benji, "where there was a will, there was a way".
Benjamin became caught up in the drug epidemic that would plague him until his death. He was deeply spiritual and would recover for months at a time, but soon the chains of addiction would wrap themselves around his life and bring him down once again. "The Spirit is willing but the flesh is weak". Matthew 26:41. Right before his death, he was successfully sober for 6 months. He was so happy and excited to accomplish his dream of owning a company. He started Trust Built and would employ people from a recovery center he had attended, for people seeking sobriety. He would pick them up and take them to work and then drive them home.
Now Benjamin is no longer in the bondage of addiction. He is free. He is with his brother, Jordan, who preceeds him in death by 21 yrs. He never found the right woman to share the love he had in his heart, but now he is loved more in heaven than he ever could have been here on earth
God used his life in so many ways. To name a few, he was a mentor and an inspiration to those who struggled, because he understood their pain and suffering. He also literally saved the lives of at least 8 people who were overdosing.
I agree with my friend who said that if our love could have saved him, he would still be here, and his cousin who said, "Heros come in many forms, he was one of them."
Surviors include: Mother, Vicki McCullouch (Charles), siblings, Joshua, Jeremy, Amy Willard (Doug), Andrew and Reuben, 10 nieces and nephews.
Predeceased include: Father, Richard Roman and brother Jordan Roman.
There will be a memorial service on September 21, 2022 at 1:00pm
New Song Community Church
13873 National Rd. SW
Reynoldsburg, Oh 43068
A time of fellowship will begin at 1:00 PM followed by a service at 2:00 PM. (There will be an open mic time for those who have anything they want to share about Benji. It can be humorous or serious. Just memories the family and others would love to hear.)
A brief graveside service will be held at
Glen Rest Memorial Estate
8029 E. Main St
Reynoldsburg, Oh 43068
For those who would like, food will be provided at the church.
For those who cannot attend go to https://www.newsong.family/pages/live-stream
ESCO Institute and Mainstream Engineering Corp in Florida. He also had various carpentry skills that he learned working with his father. He was a talented musician, constantly writing lyrics and music to play on his guitar. Since he was a "lefty", he would turn his "right handed" guitar upside down to play. No one could figure out how in the world he could do it, but with Benji, "where there was a will, there was a way".
Benjamin became caught up in the drug epidemic that would plague him until his death. He was deeply spiritual and would recover for months at a time, but soon the chains of addiction would wrap themselves around his life and bring him down once again. "The Spirit is willing but the flesh is weak". Matthew 26:41. Right before his death, he was successfully sober for 6 months. He was so happy and excited to accomplish his dream of owning a company. He started Trust Built and would employ people from a recovery center he had attended, for people seeking sobriety. He would pick them up and take them to work and then drive them home.
Now Benjamin is no longer in the bondage of addiction. He is free. He is with his brother, Jordan, who preceeds him in death by 21 yrs. He never found the right woman to share the love he had in his heart, but now he is loved more in heaven than he ever could have been here on earth
God used his life in so many ways. To name a few, he was a mentor and an inspiration to those who struggled, because he understood their pain and suffering. He also literally saved the lives of at least 8 people who were overdosing.
I agree with my friend who said that if our love could have saved him, he would still be here, and his cousin who said, "Heros come in many forms, he was one of them."
Surviors include: Mother, Vicki McCullouch (Charles), siblings, Joshua, Jeremy, Amy Willard (Doug), Andrew and Reuben, 10 nieces and nephews.
Predeceased include: Father, Richard Roman and brother Jordan Roman.
There will be a memorial service on September 21, 2022 at 1:00pm
New Song Community Church
13873 National Rd. SW
Reynoldsburg, Oh 43068
A time of fellowship will begin at 1:00 PM followed by a service at 2:00 PM. (There will be an open mic time for those who have anything they want to share about Benji. It can be humorous or serious. Just memories the family and others would love to hear.)
A brief graveside service will be held at
Glen Rest Memorial Estate
8029 E. Main St
Reynoldsburg, Oh 43068
For those who would like, food will be provided at the church.
For those who cannot attend go to https://www.newsong.family/pages/live-stream
Services & Gatherings
Visitation
Wednesday, September 21, 2022 from 1:00pm to 2:00pm
New Song Community Church
Service
Wednesday, September 21, 2022 at 2:00pm
New Song Community Church
Southwest Chapel ((614) 539-6166) is assisting the family
Southwest Chapel ((614) 539-6166) is assisting the family