Not everyone gets the chance to say a proper goodbye to his/her loved ones. Ate Tina was lucky, in a way. She has laid out her funeral plan weeks before she died.
Witnessing the outpour of love and support for Ate Tina of her friends, colleagues, and church family here in a country she truly embraced as her own was just overwhelming. Ate Tina’s sister was even saying that, somehow, she envies her for that.
You truly lived a good life, touching many people’s lives. God bless you. We’ll always remember you. Thank you sa pagpapatulog at pagpapakain sa kin sa bahay mo. Sorry sa paghahanap ko ng hair dryer nung wala ka nang buhok. Thank you sa balak mong kulayan ang buhok ko nang libre kahit di natuloy. We’re missing you, kaya we still talk about you a lot.
We’ve embraced your death as we’ve embraced your life. Hanggang sa muling pagkikita.
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