As painful as the past few weeks have been, it is high time for all of us, orphans of the late Atty. Onesimo S. Banares and Edita Hidalgo Cacanindin to move on. They have done their part in rearing us, molding us into mature adults. It is time, not just for us, but for them to move on. These photos were taken after the cremation of my mother at the Heritage Park Crematorium near the Libingan ng mga Bayani.
Me with my mother's cremated remains. Beside me is my uncle Jose Banares and my niece Carla Alexis Banares.
Tio Joventino, Tio Jose (Peping), Me (with mama's ashes), Tia Lilia and Carla Alexis.
My nephews Daniel, Jeremiah, Mario Jr., Gerona and Leandro
The Heritage Park Crematorium Chapel hallway
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Hi Rodel, condolences to you and your family. I'm Gerry Cacanindin, by the way. Obviously we share something. My father is Gerardo Cacanindin Sr. My grandfather is Meliton Cacanindin and my grandmother is Mercedes Erese-Cacanindin. Been looking all over the web for Cacanindins. That's how I found you. I wrote to ask if you have any information about the Cacanindins' family geneology. Would really appreciate any information you could share. I noticed our family doesn't have a family tree. I'm trying to piece one as best as I could. The farthest in time I was able to go back to is 1834 to a man named Antonio Cacanindin. I wrote you because you have a Banares family tree and I would love to have a similar tree for our family. Hope you could help. my email addy is gerrycacanindin@gmail.com. Many thanks, Rodel.
--Gerry
Enjoyed a lot!
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