Diosa Magnaye posted a condolence

Sunday, May 31, 2026

Kuya..you gave me my first time to see and live in Manila during the 70s..that's one of my memorable moments with your family..te Heidi..Bong and Cor.. We became close even thru messenger calls and chats for the last 3 years talking about our siblings' family here in the Phils..even the politics or our government here, you are updated and asking me as well for the updates...we are communicate a lot even we are not physically present for a long time. You are together now with our Inay and Tatay and may you all Rest peacefully in heaven..

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Saturday, May 30, 2026

Regie Ramos lit a candle

Saturday, May 30, 2026

I don’t know how many times I have seen Kuya Carding in his lifetime, because the family already migrated to Canada when I was little. What made him stood out was the fact that he was the eldest of Kakang Luis and Kakang Ata, and the first in our clan to go and live overseas. He was always held in high esteem and everyone respected him. I may not have a lot of memory of our interaction/s, if any, but he will always be the Kuya Carding that we know according to his family in the Philippines- respectable, responsible, diligent, trustworthy, God fearing and funny. The whole Del Rosario family expresses our heartfelt condolences to his Family, especially Ate Haidee. May he rest in peace God’s peace.

Helen Cunanan posted a condolence

Friday, May 29, 2026

Kuya Carding was a man with a big, generous heart—a loving husband who wholeheartedly supported Tita Heidie in her service to Jehovah. He showed this not only by bringing her to the meeting, but also through his presence at assemblies and conventions. He may not be aware, but our brothers and sisters deeply appreciated him for his kindness and warmth. His sudden passing has left many of us shocked and saddened, yet the memories we shared with him will continue to live in our hearts forever. We hold on to the sure hope that Jesus will call him in the resurrection and he will answer, just as promised in the Scriptures at John 5:28,29. On that day, we look forward to seeing him again—healthy and happy.

Albert Cusi lit a candle

Friday, May 29, 2026

Rest in peace, my dear Uncle. I only had the chance to meet you personally once, way back in 2008, and we spent only two days together. But even in that short time, u left a beautiful memory in my heart. You were an amazing person — kind, simple, and humble. A man of few words, but with big gestures and a big heart. U reminded me so much of dadang lalake, and I can also see that same kindness in ur son, Kuya Bong. I know that even in heaven, u will never stop watching over ur family. My prayers are always with u and with all of them. Rest peacefully, Uncle. You will always be remembered with love.

Bebeck Velasquez-Ricafort posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

Though our time together was brief, I fondly remember your vacation here in the Philippines with Tita Heidi and the moments you stayed in our home. You were such a warm, kind-hearted, and gentle man whose presence brought comfort and joy to everyone around you. You will forever be missed and lovingly remembered. Now, you are reunited with Dadang Babae and Dadang Lalaki, watching over all of us in peace. Rest peacefully, Tito Carding.

Avelina Cusi posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

To my Dear Brother, Though miles seperated us, our bond remained strong and unbroken. Your passing in a distant land brought a pain words can hardly express, yet your love, kindness, and memories will forever stay close to our hearts. You worked hard, sacrificed much, and carried our family with pride wherever you went. We may no longer hear your voice or see your smile, but your spirit lives on in every memory we cherish. Thank you for your love, strength, and the life you shared with us. You may be far from home when you left this world, but you will always be home in our hearts. Rest peacefully, dear brother. You will never be forgotten.

Rodolfo R Magnaye posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

Carding was a big part of my childhood. When my parents converted from Catholicism to the Born Again Baptist faith, we spent a lot of time traveling together as a family. Our trips to Baguio City and other places created memories with him that I will always treasure.

Maris Aguba posted a condolence

Tuesday, May 26, 2026

Tito carding you will be missed. We did not see each other that much but we will always be family. We love you tito . You will be with Dada’s now. Heaven gained another angel and we gained one as well.

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Tuesday, May 26, 2026

Our sincere condolences to the family of my cousin Carding. From Romeo Mamisay, a classmate from elementary school and high school in Batangas Philippines.

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Tuesday, May 26, 2026

My Lolo was so proud seeing me walk the stage during my high school graduation. From my birth to new beginnings, my Lolo was always by my side as my biggest supporter. He was always so curious and had such a youthful and vibrant soul, and I will never forget him for shaping me into the man I am today. Thank you Lolo, I love you and miss you so much. Till we meet again.