Norlaine Romano, right, with Ambler Mayor Jeanne Sorg.
Wissahickon School District crossing guard Norlaine Romano has helped her last student safely cross the street.
Romano, who has been a crossing guard for the Wissahickon School District for the last 19 years, officially retired.
Members of the community helped celebrate the special milestone with a get together at Fireside Bar & Grill, 1211 S Bethlehem Pike in Ambler.
“After 19 years of dedicated service as a crossing guard, Norlaine Romano leaves an indelible mark on the Wissahickon School District," said Wissahickon School District Business Manager Tim Bricker. "Her steady presence, warm smile, and commitment to student safety have made a lasting difference in the lives of countless families. We are deeply grateful for her many years of service and wish her all the best in her well-earned retirement."
The Ambler Police Department also left a heart-felt message for the community staple.
"The Chief, the Ambler Police along with the Wissahickon school district will be saying goodbye to an important person of our department at the end of the school year," the Ambler Police Department wrote. "One of our Crossing Guards Norlaine Romano will be retiring after 19 years of service, helping to keep our children safe going to and from school. Norlaine you will be missed. Blessings on all your future endeavors."
