Lolo Mading and Lola Onie, parents of our mother.
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A Pieta overlooking our maternal grandparents...
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De la Cruzes, first degree relatives of our mother...
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Lola Anchang and Ti Didi, lola and mother of Irene, our cousin.
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I just met Arby Basa and his wife, who offered wonderful memories of our parents...
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As I was headed back home to change, I met Mrs. Almario, a neighbor of ours in Tabon.
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Kuya Rey and one of my godsons Seth drive us to the Tabon Cemetery to help start cleaning the area...
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I was pleasantly surprised to see that the flower arrangements had already been set...
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So I started to light some candles...
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as did Lorraine and Donna...
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Some of Lorraine's future-in-laws who did a wonderful job with the flowers...
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Kitty, one of Marissa's friends, gave us a buzz...
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Ti Merlie and her husband visit our parents...
Later, we visit her father, Lolo Elo...
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Toting and Donna were at Ti Dely's when I visited...
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Lolo Sinoy and Lola Enciang, Lola Vi, Lolo Pepe, Uncle Zosing and others visited...
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Ti Delia, Ti Lisa and their families.
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After taking lunch at home, we head back to the cemetery on a motorized tricycle, a mode of transportation unique to the Philippines.
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Heavy rains earlier in the day did not deter people from visiting their departed loved ones.
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