Austin Taylor Romine was born December 24, 1997 in Atlanta, Georgia and passed to the next life on March 19, 2021 at the age of 23 in Edmond, Oklahoma. At the time of his death, he was finishing up his Masters Degree at the University of Oklahoma in Norman and was scheduled to graduate this summer. He also received his bachelors degree from OU in May of 2020. Austin had started his entrepreneurial venture as an investment sales agent in the real estate field. He did very well in 2020 and was on target to more than double his income in 2021. It was not surprising that he was doing so well in this new venture. Austin spent the first 10 years of his life in Kennesaw, Georgia where he developed a love of baseball. At the age of 10 he moved to Richmond, Virginia where he continued playing baseball but also was very good at basketball and football. Austin was recruited from several colleges as a pitcher but elected to play baseball for Randolph Macon, a college in Virginia, before transferring to his dream school, The University of Oklahoma, to finish his education. One of Austins many legacies will be his love for his family and friends. Anytime he would leave he would tell his family how much he loved them. Austin had a way of making all his friends feel like they were his family as well. As a result, he was loved by many in Georgia, Virginia, and Oklahoma. All that knew him understood his love and it was treasured. Austin leaves behind his parents, Jim & Carla Romine of Edmond, as well as his brother, Collin and sister, Casey & her fianc Nick of Edmond. In addition, Austin is survived by his grandparents, Paul & Linda Woody of Edmond, and Roy & Hope Curry of Yukon. He also leaves behind his uncle, Kevin Curry & Julie Marvin of Poteau, his uncle, Mike & Tara Curry of Orlando, Florida, and his uncle, Todd & Pam Curry of Yukon. He is also survived by his cousins, Tia & her fianc Spencer of Norman, Hannah, Mackenzie, Preston & Noah of Orlando, Florida, Cody & Reagan of Yukon. Lastly, he leaves behind the love of his life, Mattie Phillips of Richmond, Virginia. Austin will always be remembered for his infectious smile and laughter. His love of family and friends will live on forever. He brightened every life he touched. This isnt goodbye, it is just see you later. Rest in paradise our sweet angel. . Visitation with Family Present Mercer-Adams Chapel Thursday, March 25, 2021 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM 3925 N. Asbury Bethany, OK 73008 Memorial Service Mercer-Adams Chapel Thursday, March 25, 2021 2:00 PM 3925 N. Asbury Bethany, OK 73008 The service will be webcast and available to view on this obituary page.