Birth date: Oct 23, 1931 Death date: May 22, 2019
Rolando Morgado, age 87, passed away Wednesday May 22nd in his home with his loving wife by his side. He was born October 23rd, 1931 in West Tampa, son to Raul and Rosa Morgado, Older brother to Richard (Dickie), Rina, and Robert Read Obituary
Nano was a sweet man. A family man and a proud craftsman. I recall his beautiful smile and his easy and loving interaction with my mom and the rest of his siblings and cousins at our family reunions all those years ago at McFarlane Park...kids running around, great food and lots of laughter. I know he will be missed by his family and friends. My sincere condolences to you all. Love, Melinda and Norberto Garcia
I worked for American Olean for many years. Roland Morgado was a valued customer who was always pleasant when we filled his orders for ceramic tile. Rocky Orihuela was
part of our team and I depended on him for many things We saw Sandy often. This family made my transition to Tampa so much easier. I will be praying for all of them as
they heal from saying good-bye for a little while to this caring husband and father.
Marge Reinhart-Dorman
Saddened to hear of Nano’s passing. His smiling face will be missed. I can remember going to see Abuelo Roman and stopping in with my dad to see his cousin Nano when his tile co. was just next door. My dad laid many a tile floor for Nano learning the trade from him. I’m sorry I cannot attend his service but I will be out of town during the service but please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers. XOXO
Roland was a loved member of our family. I have many memories: like how quickly he accepted us into his family; the tile work he did for us; the golf outing where my ball stunned a duck; when I got the senior discount and he had to show his ID; when I fell into his canal while working on his dock; learning how to cook a pig and playing cards in between; a scotch here and there; delaying the pig roast until the airplane landed; the wonderful way he treated my family and most of all for the way he loved my son as his own. Rest In Peace Pal, there have been few men as good as you...
