Tamara Romijn, Rebecca Romijn Sister and Siblings: Who Are Her Parents?
Rebecca Romjin's younger sister Tamara Romjin once held a position designing bags. She also makes other exquisite handmade items that she offers through her internet store.
Tamara and Rebecca are close friends. They spend a lot of time together. Peter Crooks, the chief editor of Diablo magazine, is married to Tamara. Alexandra and Aden are their two kids.
Both Rebecca and Tamara were born to Elizabeth Romijn (formerly Kuizenga), her mother. She is a textbook author and English as a Second Language (ESL) instructor at a community college.
Jaap Romijn, their father, creates unique pieces of furniture. Her mother is an American of Dutch and English descent, while her father is a native of Barneveld, the Netherlands.
As a young woman participating in a student exchange program, her mother moved to the Netherlands where she met Rebecca's father. Henry Bernard Kuizenga, the maternal grandfather of Romijn, was a Presbyterian clergyman and seminary instructor.
Many sources claim that she was formerly known as the "Jolly Blonde Giant" due to her height of 5 feet 11 inches (1.80 m), although she has acknowledged that she made that up "for laughs."
Rebecca Romijn's Father Jaap Romijn
Rebecca enjoys spending time with her father and holds him in high regard for all that he did for his wife and daughters.
Jaap is of Dutch ancestry. He arrived in the USA via Barneveld, Holland. He used to make toys for a living before switching to designing furniture.
He established "Jaap Romijn & Friends" and quickly rose to prominence as one of the region's most renowned furniture makers. He is presently a resident of Port Townsend.
Rebecca Romijns Mother Elizabeth Kuizenga-Romijn
Rebecca frequently shares photos of herself with her mother since she still misses her. Many years ago, she passed away on Christmas morning.
Her 17-year cancer battle ended in failure. She and Rebecca's father had been divorced up until the time of her passing.
Elizabeth had a fantastic and prosperous life. She grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She was Dutch-born but also American. Elizabeth's family included some members that lived in Holland.
While pursuing her studies in Europe, she met Jaap Romijn, the father of her daughters and the man she would later marry. They raised Rebecca and Tamara, two wonderful young women.
Mrs. Romijn was a woman with a good education. She earned a linguistics bachelor's degree while attending the University of California. She then went on to complete her master's degree at San Jose State University.
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