My Dearest Loving Auntie..... you were my Auntie, my older Sister, and most of all my second Mom.  
I will miss hearing you give me advice on Life, Love, and Health. You were always there for me when I needed you most. You always had a positive outlook with everyone around you.  You wanted everyone to always enjoy, be happy, dance, and drink!! I will miss you cooking me special pancit with no shrimp! You created a lot of happy memories for us all, especially opening  up your home to anyone you knew and didn't know during Philippine Weekend.
 I will miss you but I know you are now with my mom (your sister) and dad, and your whole family who went before you and all of you will always watch over us !  

We Miss You Auntie!
 Always In Our Hearts,
Nerie, Edgar, Ejay, Rocely, Julian, Marc and Angelina
(Michelle, Ron, Derek, Justin, Kayla, and Ella Kate)

Love, Comfort and Prayers Cousin May, Mario and Ethan! 


"The Lord is close to the broken-hearted, and saves those who are crushed in spirit. - Psalm  34:18"
What I remember most about Nanay Pilar is her kindness, generosity,  and  caring nature was contagious. Where ever she went, she was respected and loved by her family, and friends. Nanay Pilar may have passed, but her loving memories and great qualities will always live on through you May, and Ethan. I know you and Ethan took such good care of her these last few years, she was lucky to have you guys. We are holding your family in our hearts and lifting you in our prayers. 

My Dear Auntie we Love you very much,we will miss your loving attention to everyone,your contagious smile and laughter,your generosity , your phone calls. You've been a big part of us since we were kids you're a very caring person and thoughtful not just to your family but to people around you . Bye, bye my dearest loving auntie Rest In Peace 🙏🙏🙏

To my most beautiful with a big heart auntie ! 
Thank you for giving me shelter  whenever I come down to Delano for my Real Estate Business . .. all the dinners we had together and tasted all the best food of all the restaurants in town ... miss checking my BP with you whenever you check yours in the morning at breakfast time .. 
Thank you for all the good memories we had as co- teachers at the Earlimart Elementary School  until you retired .... your advises , skills , great ideas I learned from you as a great teacher will all be cherished ... you always had the best decorated room at Xmas time and Open house we ever had  ... you used to make coffee in the morning and recess time for everybody to enjoy  .... Auntie you will always be in my heart .. say hello n regards to my mom , dad, step dad, brothers , and all the other relatives who went before us.. .. I’m sure they’re all preparing a big party welcoming you anytime...
Love you auntie and please watch over us especially to cousin May , Ethan   and Mario . 
Goodbye Auntie until we meet again .. Rest In Peace with our Creator, the Almighty God.

Love & prayers,
Ching
Leo, Consie & Melody 

I am thankful to have met Pilar. What a vibrant, loving, beautiful woman. She made you feel so welcome, and was so much fun, especially when sharing a meal. May is married to my nephew Mario, so we are family. I pray God’s blessings and comfort on all the family and friends. She will be missed, but not forgotten.

Mrs. Porcadilla......I was deeply saddened to hear of your passing.  Your beautiful smile is forever etched in my memory and your influence as a teacher have helped shaped my life and success.  I wish I had the opportunity to say "thank you!" at least one more time.  I may have said it to you many times before but I may have come short in expressing the impact you have made in my life.   Thank you for believing in me when others thought nothing of me.  Thank you for inspiring me to reach for the stars though I was so small and had no wings.  Thank you for unraveling my abilities and showing me that the possibilities are endless if I would just work hard.  Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!  I can 
 only hope that I have made you proud.  With utmost love and respect, I will never forget you!    

My deepest and most sincere condolences to all your family . 
My dearest friend, Pilar. I will miss our happy and sad memories we shared together throughout these many wonderful years we had. It was a pleasure and honor to be your manicurist for over 15 years and also your Paraprofessional while I was working at Earlimart Elementary school district. 
Even though I had officially retired four years ago from manicuring, I still came to Pilar‘s home for the past six years and did her nails and pedicures and also Marcelino. Pilar was always hospitable and always feeding me her wonderful food! 
During these times we would watch her Novelas and even though I didn’t understand what they were saying Pilar would translate everything to me. Throughout the years I started to understand more . I enjoyed all of our conversations especially her great advice. Pilar always made me laugh and I will miss her laughter! 
Today my friend will be the last time I do your nails and it is a great honor for me to do that for you! I will always miss your hugs and kisses but I know we will see each other one day again and receive each other other with open arms! Until then my dearest friend dance yo your favorite songs in heaven with Marcelino!

Love you always,
MaryAnn Chavez

I will always remember Auntie as welcoming and the glue that brought  family & friends together. She was that spark that will go around during the July gatherings making sure everyone ate and at times even offer you a glass of her favorite wine. You will often see her in the early morning hours of those July parties cleaning up and still making sure you ate & took food home. 

 There was a time that Shine and I went to hang out with May at her mom’s house. We were asking for advise and wisdom about life and love. She always made sure you ate even if you just had meal not too long ago. 

She will truly be missed, but I know she will live on through the memories each of us have of her and the many countless stories we continue to reminisce and talk about...

Sending hugs of comfort May, Ethan, Mario & the rest of the family. 

Condolence to you and your family. We are so sorry for your loss. I remembered your mom was  so outgoing and full of fun energy. She was so funny and had a beautiful smile. May the Lord God bless you all. May Auntie Rest In Peace. 🙏🏽🥰
Zeny and Joe Tutop

While I never had the pleasure of meeting Pilar, the stories that you told about how vibrant, funny, tenacious, and most of all loving made me feel as though I knew her. I know she was amazing because she raised someone like you. I want you to know that Jan and I are truly sorry for your loss and that you are in our prayers. Take comfort in the fact that she is at peace and that her legacy will live on through you and in generations to come!

May God bless you and keep you during your time of bereavement.

Love, 
Tracee and Jan

My Dear Auntie Paring my never forgotten memories with you that every time the Filipino weekend is up I was the first one to arrived at you home so I can have one room at your home.  I’ll always  going to miss you auntie . Rest In Peace my Auntie. 

I have had many wonderful people influence my life in a positive way through the years...among the most notable is Mrs. Porcadilla, my 4th grade teacher here in Earlimart. She believed in me even before I knew how to believe in myself. She pushed me to levels I would not have reached otherwise. She gave me the tough love we all need sometimes but it was always love that she gave.  I often think of the impact she had on me and my life. I will always be grateful for her influence and guidance. Rest in peace Mrs. Porcadilla!

Pilar was a classy lady. She was so much fun. So generous and kind and she never met a stranger she treated everyone like she's known them for years. When I would go over to her house I always fell asleep. She'd give me the couch and she'd sit somewhere else. I'll miss her cooking for sure. She treated my son Mario as if he were her son. I knew that if anything happened to me he'd be in good hands. We use to go eat at our favorite resturant. Riding around with was like having my mother in the car she'd tell me where to turn when to stop even though I'd know where I was going I just shut up. I'll miss her laugh. She left me well dressed. Ilove her and I  miss her and it's still so unbelievable to me that she's gone. 

Dear Grandma Paring, 
(Our GreatGreat Grandma)
As much as your presence, words, advice, laughter, hugs and kisses is “greatly” missed...and as hard it was to tell you “it’s ok...” this is just a “goodbye for now, but not forever”, right Grandma¿?! (just read page6 & page7, right Grandma¿?!) And as promised, we will ALWAYS celebrate life the way you do~!!! CheersAlways~!!! SeptemberBabies~!!! Flowers~!!! 
We Love You So Much Grandma~!!!
メοメο~!!! ❤︎ 
With All Our Hearts, 
From Your Grandchildren, GreatGrandChildren, and GreatGreatGrandDaughter
 (Ron, Michelle, DerekMichael, JustinRyan, KaylaNicole, and EllaKate)

We always looked forward to seeing your mother during Ethan's birthday parties. She always made us feel right at home and always had a smile on her face. We will miss her ❤️.

Pilar took me under her capable wing on my very first day teaching in Earlimart.  I was so blessed to have her as a mentor and friend.  She taught me so much about so many things; I remember how she showed me that the first step in teaching was accepting and respecting our students as individuals. 

She was an amazing teacher to generations of children, a friend to me, and a loving parent to her daughter.  She will be remembered and missed. 

Rest In Peace Pilar you were such a great client always looked forward to seeing you. Sending my condolences to your family and loved ones

OBITUARY

Pilar Coloma Porcadilla

September 9, 1933 – February 5, 2021

Funeraria Del Angel Delano

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