When my husband and I got married, I knew at that time that it will not be easy to have two Mrs. Bitanga living in the same roof.
I am not going to lie, just like any mother-in-law and daughter in law relationship ours were not perfect.  But as we learned each other’s weakness, we were able to sail it through.
There is so many things that I learned from Mom.  She taught me how to play mahjong, which we both enjoyed, and we were still playing up until a few years ago.  She taught me how to dance, as you know the Bitanga likes to party.  And every chance we can get together loud music will be played and we would dance the chacha. 
I learned from Mom the love for nice things as she would take us shopping to American owned stores, when we were still in the Philippines.  The love for good food and nice restaurants.
And the most important thing, she taught me was, how to keep my man happy.   The always elegant woman that she is, is something to be admired of.  She likes wearing nice colorful clothes, I do not believe she even owns a pair or jeans or tennis shoes.  Even when she had difficulty wearing shoes, she makes sure that the shoes still look elegant, with the bling bling on it.
My two older daughters are Mom and Dad’s first grandkids.  I remember how Mom will teach my daughters to hit Dad’s head when she is mad at him.  
Mom always make sure that you are fed well when you visit them, and she will not let you leave the house without sending some “baon” food to go.  Typical mother who likes to share what she has.  Whenmom’s memory was slowly deteriorating and sometimes does not remember our names, one thing she never forgets to ask my husband, when he calls her, where is your beautiful wife.
Mom, though your smile is gone forever, and we can no longer dance together. Still we have so many memories, of the ones we both love so much. Your memory is our keepsake, with which we will never part. God has you in His hands and we will forever have you in our hearts.   

We extend our deepest sympathies to you and your family. May the soul of your mother be at peace with our Heavenly Father - Alexander Rumbaoa and Family

Our deep sorrow for the passing of your beloved mother.   From our family to yours, condolence. 

Romy and Beth

We hope that the good Lord brings you and your family comfort and peace in your hearts during this sad time. Our sincere condolences. We pray for the repose of her soul and light a candle to guide her path to God's loving embrace. 🕯💐🙏🏼

I always had the best and most fun memories with the whole Bitanga family. She left a wonderful legacy for all my cousins to follow. I miss those moments so much. May Manang Philma Rest In Peace
💐✝️💐

......a life well lived💕

“For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.”
‭‭Psalms‬ ‭139:13-14‬ ‭NIV‬‬

May her soul Rest In Peace! 🙏❤️  Condolence Bro. Mon and Sis. Ossie

Our thoughts of comfort and condolences to the Bitanga family. Our prayers as well for the eternal repose of her soul.

Nana, we will never forget you and will surely miss you ! May your soul Rest In Peace 🙏🙏🙏 

Our condolences and prayers. She was beautiful and elegant lady. May she Rest In Peace ❤️🙏  Prayers offered to you Bro.  Mon and Sis. Ossie


🎶 May the choirs of angels come to greet her, and take her to paradise for eternal peace 🙏🏼

Condolence Bro. Mon and Sis. Ossie


May time heal the sadness that you feel with the loss of Mommy Philma. During these tough times, know that you are in our thoughts and prayer.





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Philamer Bitanga

14 enero, 1934 – 21 diciembre, 2020

El Camino Memorial - Sorrento Valley & Memorial Park

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