Jaime SanRoman

June 27, 1978 - February 13, 2022

Entrepreneur and business owner Jaime SanRoman, 43, of Grand Island passed away on February 13th at CHI Health St. Francis after a fierce battle with Covid-19 pneumonia. He was surrounded by love from his family, friends and the Holy Spirit. To honor him, a Celebration of Life Service will take place at the Spirit of Life Church, Saturday, February 19th at 2pm. Pastor Diana Covey and Pastor Tim Kilstrom will officiate, while All Faiths Funeral Home is entrusted with arrangements. Jaime was born on June 27, 1978 in Liberal, KS to Martin SanRoman and Sharon Mutter. He was then raised in Oklahoma by his mother and eventually stepfather Bob Mutter. Growing up he enjoyed collecting knives, playing pool and watching football with his Mom and stepdad, which is where he found his love for the Oklahoma Sooners football. As a young adult, Jaime made a life for himself in Grand Island, Ne. Jaime was brave, confident, and knew what he wanted. So when he first laid eyes on the love of his life, Kenya Rosas, he was not afraid to ask for a date. And when that date grew into a proposal they were united in marriage on June 28, 1999. They were blessed with a sweet baby boy, Isaiah SanRoman, the same year so Jaime had the privilege of watching his son grow into a man, start his own family, and even got to spend 4 precious years with his grandson, Jasiah SanRoman. Jaime was the proud owner of SanRoman Drywall for 14 years. He built his business from the ground up and with his impressive skills on stilts (even though he had a fear of heights) and his way of listening and connecting with his clients, SanRoman Drywall quickly became sought after and a respected business in the home building and renovating world. During downtime you could find Jaime cuddling on the couch with Kenya watching the latest flick, or yelling at the TV during a Sooners football game. He could also be caught cherishing time in the woods with his son hunting, reflecting on the lake while fishing, playfully teasing his grandson, or diligently making paracord bracelets. Jaime loved to try new things and wasn’t afraid to get his hands dirty! He also found his place as a valued member of the Spirit of Life Church, where he enjoyed singing praises and shooting the breeze with his uplifting community. Those left to cherish his memory include his wife, Kenya; son, Isaiah (Grecia) SanRoman; one grandchild, Jasiah SanRoman; mother, Sharon Mutter; brothers, Martin (Angela) SanRoman, Jose (Samantha) SanRoman; and sisters, Jolanda (Connley) Wright, Martina SanRoman . Jaime was preceded in death by his father, Martin; stepfather, Bob Mutter; and grandparents. Memorials are suggested to the family and are greatly appreciated.