Rest in peace, Ninang Doreen. We love you. -Arvin, Janice and Ava

Their 2012 visit to the HARD ROCK CASINO HOTEL.

Mom, Dad and Zoe visit to Biloxi 2012 at Sharkheads souvenir shop.

Mom, Dad and Zoe's visit to Biloxi Hard Rock Casino.

We’re so sorry for your loss. May you find comfort, strength  and peace as you go through this time of grief. God be with you all the time. May ate Doren rest in peace.

Celebrating your life comes so naturally, because every memory I have of you feels like a celebration. Your smile and laughter were contagious, your sense of humor always lit up any room we were in. You were sweet, thoughtful, and you never stopped encouraging me, even joking that I should try working in the US so I could enjoy all the “privileges.”
I’ll always remember how you’d ask which NBA team I was cheering for. Even though you were from Washington DC, your love for the Lakers and Warriors made every conversation fun. Those little moments meant more than you knew.
One memory I will hold close forever was the dream I had around the time you passed. You hugged me tight, smiling and laughing just like you always did. It was as if you were saying goodbye in the most “you” way possible, warm, joyful, and full of love.
You will be deeply missed, Ninang, but my heart is grateful to the LORD Jesus for the chance He gave me, Rina, and the kids to pray with you during our last video call. That moment was a blessing.
Thank you for the love, the joy, and the laughter. We’ll carry them with us always.

Celebrating your life comes so naturally, because every memory I have of you feels like a celebration. Your smile and laughter were contagious—your sense of humor always lit up any room we were in. You were sweet, thoughtful, and you never stopped encouraging me, even joking that I should try working in the US so I could enjoy all the “privileges.”
I’ll always remember how you’d ask which NBA team I was cheering for. Even though you were from Washington DC, your love for the Lakers and Warriors made every conversation fun. Those little moments meant more than you knew.
One memory I will hold close forever was the dream I had around the time you passed. You hugged me tight, smiling and laughing just like you always did. It was as if you were saying goodbye in the most “you” way possible—warm, joyful, and full of love.
You will be deeply missed, Ninang, but my heart is grateful to the LORD Jesus for the chance He gave me, Rina, and the kids to pray with you during our last video call. That moment was a blessing.
Thank you for the love, the joy, and the laughter. We’ll carry them with us always.

When I was younger, I spent a lot of time at Auntie’s house, and some of my fondest memories are from those days. She always cooked the best meals, food made with love that brought everyone together. Beyond her wonderful cooking, she was gentle, sweet, and endlessly kind. Being in her home meant feeling welcomed, cared for, and safe. Those memories of her warmth and generosity will stay with me always. I feel truly blessed to have known her, and my heart is with her family during this time.

Nanay Doreen
              
               There was a last time for everything
With you but I didn't know it then. 
               The last time I call you, the last time you laughed, the last time I saw you in your bed or heard you say my name, "she Ann suplada" Without knowing I'd never hear it again😭. 
              It's strange how the end doesn't announce it self. It's doesn't knock loudly just waits in silence on the edge of an ordinary day, until suddenly, you're gone😭. And I'm left holding all the last times in my heart, 
            Thank you for treating me like your daughter, 
            Thank you for everything, love and care, 
            We love you, and miss you so much 😭😭😭🙏

You will surely be missed by everybody Auntie Doreen… you are now home  with our creator Lord God.. 
“Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her.May her soul and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace, Amen . “ 🙏🙏🙏

To our beloved Mommy Doreen, thank you for being the magic in our childhood.

Whenever you and Daddy Zoseng would arrive from the US, it felt like Christmas in the middle of the year. You were our real-life Santa Claus. I will never forget the chocolates, the clothes, and especially that Mattel Barbie doll. Back then, owning a "genuine" Barbie meant you were the coolest kid on the block, and you gave me that joy.

Beyond the gifts, it was your spirit that stayed with us. We will miss your laughter, your playful eye-rolls when we teased you, and your classic response: “Ganun ba? Ay lintik na!” You taught us about grace and grooming—always elegant with your signature red lipstick and red nail polish, never leaving the house without your hair perfectly fixed. Yet, you were always so grounded, lounging in your favorite duster and asking for your favorites: suman and biyang tuyo.

We know how difficult it was for you when Daddy Zoseng passed away, as the two of you were truly inseparable. That is why we are so grateful for the time you spent back here in the Philippines. It was a gift to reconnect with you, Ate Cheryl, and Kuya Jun. Those moments brought back a happiness that our whole family will cherish forever.

Thank you, Mommy Doreen, for everything. Now that you are reunited with the Eternal Father, we find comfort knowing you are finally back in the arms of Daddy Zoseng.

Rest easy, Mommy Doreen. May the wind carry you to your endless happiness.

We will miss you ate Doreen. May God's comfort be with your family always. God bless you all

OBITUARIO

Dorinda Maranan Canuel

22 abril, 1940 – 21 enero, 2026

Demaine Funeral Home

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