Obituary for Angelina Madlangsakay Joaquin
It is with deep sadness we announce the peaceful passing of our dear Nanay/Lola.
Angelina was predeceased by her husband, Manuel (Bertie) in March 1988. The eldest of 7 siblings, she is survived by her younger brother, Benedicto Madlangsakay. She leaves to mourn her three children, Myrna Mendoza (Freddie), Marietta Cruz (Reynaldo) and Manuelito Joaquin. As well as her 8 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren.
Angelina was born on September 19, 1927 in Malabon, Philippines. She had 5 brothers and 1 sister. In January 1946, she married Manuel (Bertie) Joaquin. They raised three kids. They immigrated to Canada in 1979 and spent their time between Winnipeg and the Philippines. After Bertie’s death in 1988, Winnipeg became her permanent home. Here, she would have a hand in raising all 8 of her grandchildren. She loved to garden, sew, travel and watch television. But her most favorite of all was to cook and spend time with her family.
She touched so many lives in her 95 years with us. Her loving and caring nature will always be remembered. She will be deeply missed, but we know how fortunate we are to have had all these years with her. We will honor her memory forever and cherish all of the times we have shared.
Rest now, our Queen. Thank you for everything. We love you so much.
Angelina was predeceased by her husband, Manuel (Bertie) in March 1988. The eldest of 7 siblings, she is survived by her younger brother, Benedicto Madlangsakay. She leaves to mourn her three children, Myrna Mendoza (Freddie), Marietta Cruz (Reynaldo) and Manuelito Joaquin. As well as her 8 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren.
Angelina was born on September 19, 1927 in Malabon, Philippines. She had 5 brothers and 1 sister. In January 1946, she married Manuel (Bertie) Joaquin. They raised three kids. They immigrated to Canada in 1979 and spent their time between Winnipeg and the Philippines. After Bertie’s death in 1988, Winnipeg became her permanent home. Here, she would have a hand in raising all 8 of her grandchildren. She loved to garden, sew, travel and watch television. But her most favorite of all was to cook and spend time with her family.
She touched so many lives in her 95 years with us. Her loving and caring nature will always be remembered. She will be deeply missed, but we know how fortunate we are to have had all these years with her. We will honor her memory forever and cherish all of the times we have shared.
Rest now, our Queen. Thank you for everything. We love you so much.