Ferdinan Saw David

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of a beloved father, husband, and friend. He was a hardworking provider who dedicated his life to his family, instilling values of perseverance and love in all who knew him.

A proud Pinoy and even prouder Kapampangan, he held a deep appreciation for his culture and heritage. He believed strongly in the importance of traditions and passed down the rich customs of his roots to his children, ensuring that the values and stories of their ancestry would continue to thrive.

He taught his sons, grandsons, and even sons-in-law the value of being resourceful and handy, sharing his skills with generosity and patience. A creative perfectionist, he always emphasized the importance of loving one’s work, inspiring those around him to take pride in their efforts.

His generous spirit extended beyond his family; he actively helped many in the community, whether it was fixing something in their homes at no charge or treating someone to a meal.

Though he often carried a quiet demeanor, he had a remarkable ability to find humor in everyday situations, bringing laughter and joy to those around him. When he spoke, his words carried weight, and his passion for life shone through, inspiring those fortunate enough to listen.

He cherished his wife, children, parents, siblings, nieces, and nephews, but it was his grandchildren who filled him with pride and joy. Their laughter and accomplishments were his greatest treasures, and he took immense joy in being a part of their lives.

As we remember him, we celebrate a life well-lived, marked by love, dedication, and a unique sense of humor. He will be deeply missed but forever cherished in our hearts.

Ferdinan better known as Eddie is survived by his wife Eva David, 5 kids, Jacqueline, Oliver, Denis, Feva and Claudette, 12 grandkids Aileen, Ayessha, Tiger, Jojo, Malaya, Stefan, Maxine, Dyson, Toni, Joshua, Jared and David, 2 brothers Dan and Terry and multiple nieces and nephews.