My Sincerest condolences to Pia and family. I only found out a few moments ago as I stumbled upon a photo of Pia and I from high school in Saint Paul College, wondering how Pia and her mother are. I searched and I got this news. My parents and Ms Rosalinda De Perio-Santos were friends and I used to go to their house in Dasmariñas Makati when Pia and I were classmates in the 90's. We lost touch when Pia moved - there were no cellphones, no FBs or IGs during that time. It was old school phones. 

But I remember Ms  Rosalinda De Perio-Santos, she had a presence one would always remember as well as her smile and laughter. Although short, I remember those times in the Philippines. I remember my dad who would always be in contact with her. My father, the late Capitán Rafael Crespo Azada from Greenhills San Juan and my mother, they both spoke highly of Ms Rosalinda De Perio-Santos.

To Pia, not sure if you still remember me... sincerest condolences...it is not too long ago and I know you are still grieving. I know you treasure many of your mother's memories as I do of my parents who have also gone. If you read this message, sending you the tightest of hugs. We've lost touch but you can always search for me. 

The time will come when things will be new - (He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away.”) - Revelation 21:4. It is a promise that we are to hope for.

Take Care always and Warmest Regards
Marisol Azada

So very sorry and sad to find out of 
Rosalinda's passing .... She was always fun to be with....  I still remember how much she liked my Biko I made  it made her smile.... She tagged me "Biko Bob " 
And I still remember the Beautiful Rose's she had I front of her house I still have a picture of them....

Bob

Pia, my heartfelt and deepest condolence to you on the loss of your Mom.  I just found out today, through Girly Garcia, that your Mom died on 4/8/2020.  I have been looking for you and your Mom in the internet for years but no success.  Your Mom extended friendship to me sometime in 1992 ... it was a precious relationship ... I will never forget the Bible studies we had in your home in Herziliya and all the parties and special gatherings in your home.  Through her, I got to meet important government officials of the Philippines, Filipino business men and women exploring trade relationship with Israel, the UP Singing Ambassador group, press journalists, etc.  She expanded the horizon for me by meeting all these officials and dignitaries ... but, the most important of all is that she was instrumental to bringing me to where I am now.  Because of the many contacts I had met through her, this led to my decision to explore the idea of going to the tour guiding school of the Israel Ministry of Tourism.  Now, I am a professional licensed Israeli tour guide and the only official licensed guide from the Philippines.  Tour guiding has been my passion, my joy, my dream, my fulfillment, and my purpose in life.  Your Mom helped me to get to where I am now.  I have been guiding since 1996 and I will forever be grateful to your Mom.  Pia, I hope that we get a chance to meet again someday.  I live in South Carolina 4 months a year and in Shoresh, Jerusalem 8 months a year.  My phone number is (850) 687-6878 here in USA and (050) 7222476 in Jerusalem.  Shalom, shalom for now and Lehitraot!!!

To Pia and the Family, we're sending out heartfelt condolences.  

Pia, our moms are in a better place now. How I wish I can be there for you.. Know that you aren't alone, and that you still have many friends and loved ones (from Tabeetha, Jaffa), including me, who love you and care for you. Here's a nostalgic memory of the portrait my dad painted for your mom back then. 

With love and prayers,
Lizzie xoxo (Pia's schoolmate way back in Israel -'98)

My heartfelt condolences and prayers to her daughter Pia and the entire family. Over twenty years since I last served under her leadership in Israel, I am still benefitted by the lessons she imparted. These priceless experiences will ever remain in my memory. Now that I too am an Ambassador, I hope I have made you proud, Madame!  Shalom shalom!

Sincerest, deepest sympathy to Dearest Pia and the family.
       Baby was best friend and sister to me. We enjoyed poetry and literature but were on top of the world singing with Pia,  We laughed, cried together, shared favorite foods.  Baby was so close  to my heart, where I shall keep her memory forever.
      I shall miss her tremendously; miss her now, but I will see her in everything  orange, for she loved that color, see her among roses, and hear her laughter in the wind.  
       May I share  a few lines out of many she framed and thoughtfully gave to me. 
           " Love is a strange thing,  It is a flower so delicate that a touch will bruise it.   So strong, that nothing will stop its growth.   We cannot live without Love."  .... Indeed, Baby lived with love.

Very sad to hear about the passing of a gracious lady, best friend to my sister and a long time family friend.  My sincere condolence to Pia, her siblings and all that love her.

Sincerest Condolences to Pia & Family ♥️ Sending heartfelt thoughts & prayers for your Peace during this difficult time. 

Words cannot express the sadness I felt when I learned of your passing.  You were not only a friend and a sister to me, but someone I looked up to with so much respect and admiration. The happy times you shared with us, no matter how short were priceless. Rest, my dear Mrs. De Perio,  I will always remember you as the sweetest, kindest, gentlest soul I have ever met. Rest in peace. We love you.

It was really a sad few days in our life to hear the passing of a loved one.  Rosalinda (a.k.a. Baby, to friends) was a gentle and sweet person who enjoyed the good things in life and the camaraderie of friends who adores and respect her. Rosalinda is now in Peace with the Lord and His Kingdom is open to welcome her as an Angel to those she left behind! Our condolence to Pia and the rest of her family. Rest In Peace my friend...

I am so very to hear that the world has lost Mrs. Santos.  She was a very unique woman with the ultimate kind heart.  I am so fortunate to have known her and her heart... and her daughter Pia.  Pia, I am so sorry for your loss.  I will always be here for you... yes in your apartment (smile) but far more than that.  Rachel

OBITUARY

Rosalinda Molina De Perio-Santos

October 18, 1934 – April 8, 2020

Palm Southwest Mortuary

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