To our beautiful Angel, Louise..

From the moment Louise was born, the world knew — we had a certified, full-blooded crybaby on our hands!  :)

She didn’t need words to express herself; her tears spoke fluent emotion. 

Whether it was hunger, happiness, or just someone raising an eyebrow a little too high — instant tears! :)

We learned early on: when talking to Louise, keep your voice low and your eyes calm. ;)

Any sudden movement or tone shift, and she’d melt faster than ice cream under the sun. :)

But behind all those tears was a heart so pure and gentle, one that could feel others’ pain before they even said a word. 

Yet don’t be fooled by her softness. 

Beneath that emotional, sensitive soul was a strong-willed woman — one who fought silently but bravely. 

Louise had dreams, and she worked hard to reach them — not just for herself, but for the people she loved most: her family. 

Her strength wasn’t loud, but steady; it came from love, from purpose, from a heart that refused to give up even when life got tough. 

She might cry easily, but she never quit easily. 

Every tear she shed watered the roots of her courage. 

Louise, our sweet crybaby-turned-strong-warrior — you showed us that sensitivity and strength can live beautifully in one soul. 

You taught us that crying doesn’t make you weak; it just means your heart is big enough to feel deeply and brave enough to keep loving anyway. 

We’ll forever miss your laughter after the tears, your kindness after the storms, and the love that made all of us better. 

Your journey continues in every heart you’ve touched — still strong, still sensitive, still our Louise, now our beautiful Angel.

Much love from
~ Grandma, Aunties & Uncles

Buried your memento beside Dad so you are now together. Say hi to Dad for me.

You always say you wanted to see Dad when you get the strength to go back home to Philippines. Your wish is now granted. Brought you to his resting place. We miss you both!

My 1st time celebrating July 4 with you guys.

Your fave stanley cup from Philippines! Mango Edition.

To my dearest sister,

I still cannot believe I am writing this message for you. My heart aches every time I think of you — it still doesn’t feel real to me.

“Please come back again.” I never thought those would be your final words to me. I left with the hope that we still had time — time for more laughter, more stories, time for our family to be together.

Though we were apart for a decade and separated by thousand of miles, our bond as siblings never weakened. Just knowing you were out there, safe and living your life, was enough for me.

You were kind, sweet, and full of love — a light in our lives. I can still see you in my mind, the way you’d twirl your hair when lost in your thoughts. That small gesture brings back  memories — moments filled with comfort, and warmth. 

We are so proud of all that you’ve achieved, even if your time here feels far too short. You lived with courage and determination, and you left a beautiful mark on everyone who knew you.

I know you’d want us to smile again, to move forward and live fully. But you’ve left a space in our hearts that no one can ever fill. Still, we’ll do our best to honor you — to live with the same love and kindness, you gave so freely. 

Wherever you are now, I pray you are at peace and surrounded by light. Please say hi to Dad for us. We miss you both so much. You will forever be loved, remembered, and cherished — until we meet again.


- Angel -

Ate Lui -- my sister-in-law, whose kindness, warmth, and love touched every person who had the privilege of knowing her.

She was more than family; she was a blessing.

I remember the time she visited Nanay, my mom, in the hospital. We talked for hours, and she told me stories about how my brother courted her. Her eyes sparkled with love every time she spoke about him. It was a love so pure and real, the kind everyone wishes for.

And who could forget the time you came all the way to our home in Tomay, just to cook for Nanay without anyone asking, without my brother even knowing. That simple gesture said so much about who you were: thoughtful, humble, and kind.

I’ll also forever cherish our small talks even the ones about simple things like skincare. 😊 Those little conversations remind me of your gentle presence, and how easy it was to talk to you. Thank you Ate Lui for your kindness, and even our little talks that made life lighter.

My brother was truly blessed to have you, and so were we. Thank you, Ate Lui for loving my brother so deeply, for being such a wonderful mom to Sab and Ezra, and for every small act of love that showed how big your heart truly was. Thank you for being you, beautiful, kind, humble, and strong.

Rest peacefully now, our dearest Ate Lui. We will miss you every single day! 🤍

Ma'am Louise,  our hearts  are deeply saddened by your passing!! Remembering our good old days as co-workers in SLU-Hospital..our sweet, very kind and angelic Louise.
The heaven has gained an angel  as we mourn for your physical loss but that  wonderful memory  of you remains in our hearts.  

SLU-Hospital Rehab Group

SLU days with Ma’am Louise.. she’d always talk about the love of her life and her family. Sweet, sweet lady who always carry a beautiful smile. Never a dull moment with her.

A tribute to My Loving Daughter

In every family, there's always one who shines quietly - gentle, thoughtful, and strong in silence. For us, that was Louise. 

She was someone who carried so much love and patience in her heart. She endured quietly, always thinking of others before herself. Before expressing what she felt, she would pause and ask herself, "How will they feel if I say this?" That was Louise - always kind, always careful with her words, and always putting others first. 

Behind her beautiful smile were thoughts and emotions she chose to keep to herself - not because she was weak, but because she didn't want to burden anyone. 
Even when her body grew weak, her spirit remained strong. She faced every hardship with quiet courage and unwavering faith, always thinking of her family, always wishing for our happiness. 

Louise wasn't only a good daughter - she was a dreamer, a hard worker, and a soul full of hope. She dreamed not just for herself but for all of us. And though some dreams were left unfinished here on earth, we know that in God's embrace, she has found the peace and joy she truly deserved. 

Louise, thank you for loving us so deeply and so quietly. We may no longer see your smile or hear your laughter, but we feel you - in our prayers, our memories, and our hearts. 

You are no longer in pain, our beloved Louise. 
You are free, at peace, and forever loved. 

Until we meet again...
You will always live in our hearts. 

I love you very much and I miss you so deeply. 

- Mama Lollie

OBITUARY

Louise Pagala Co

July 20, 1981 – November 1, 2025

Stonebriar Funeral Home and Cremation Services

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