Feleciana C. Flaris

In the song of life, Feleciana C. Flaris was surely the composer. A very observant woman who would rather spend her time creating than talking, Feleciana preferred to live in a world of harmony where everything around her made sense. In fact, she depended on her sensory world to provide her with concrete data. A free spirit, Feleciana believed that actions definitely spoke for themselves. She seemed to know what fit and what didn’t fit in everything she did. Feleciana perceived that all of life’s possibilities were open to her, yet she lived with a definite sense of purpose. She was a woman who was always ready to share her creations with those around her.

Feleciana was born on February 12, 1934 at Philippines. In Munoz City, Nueva Ecija. Her parents were Geto Lio and Maria Corpuz. Feleciana was raised in Munoz City, Nueva Ecija. As a young child, Feleciana was optimistic in her outlook. She sought out the possibilities in a given situation and looked for ways to apply her creative energies. Feleciana rarely calling attention to herself, but when she did speak out, her message was clearly understood by those around her.

Early on in her family relationships, Feleciana showed that she was a tolerant and flexible person, and she got along fairly well with everyone. She was raised with Nine Siblings. She had Nikolas, Perigrino, Perigrina, Candida, Fortunata, Guillerma, Leonor, Eugenio, Bina. She was a calm and playful child who was adaptable to any situation.

A person who was sensitive to others feelings, modest and tolerant, Feleciana had the ability to become completely devoted to another when that affection was returned. On July 19, 1953, Feleciana exchanged wedding vows with her life partner Noberto J. Flaris. At the Munoz City, Nueva Ecija.

Feleciana was exceptionally sympathetic and compassionate when it came to her children. These emotional bonds made her as much playmate as parent. She gave her family unconditional love and kindness, sharing her artistic nature by turning everyday events into creative play. Feleciana was blessed with Six children, Lydia, Marilou, Ray, Rolando, Virginia, Sanny. They were also blessed with twenty grandchildren, and twenty great- grandchildren, Joen, Terrence, Jaylene, Regina, Jonalyn, Katreena, Janelle, Jeremy, Reyna, Chris, Michael, Roniel, Desiree, Travis, Jonathan, Justin, Janis, April, Sammy, Angela, Anthony, Gina, Niko, and Shannon. (Great- Grandchildren) Karinne, Jasmine, Nalina, Nathan, Jaryn, Christopher, Emma, Jayden, Brooklyn, Kimora, Kailani, Isaiah, Kai, Keyoni, Khloe, Jesse, Josh, Layla, Anthony, Justin, Nathan, and Nalina.

Feleciana found ways to enjoy what she did for a living. She worked hard and did her best to succeed every day. Her primary occupation was Homemaker. Raising her loving kids and grandkids. Feleciana tended to be a team player, doing what was necessary in order to get the job done without imposing her will on others.

Feleciana enjoyed her leisure time by taking part in various hobbies. Her favorite pursuits were clamming, gardening, spending time with families. Feleciana was content to enjoy her hobbies alone but was also willing to share her interests with others. She was relaxed in her approach to her leisure time because she wanted to savor the present moment.

Feleciana liked sports.Feleciana enjoyed watching her favorite events whenever she got the opportunity. Tops on her list were Baseball.

Throughout her life, Feleciana was a doer and was always actively involved in professional and community organizations. Throughout her later years, Feleciana was an active member of the going to Cordination Balls, Dances, Casinos. She had a tendency to bring peace to her relationships by avoiding disagreements.

Feleciana was a woman who took pride in upholding her beliefs. So it’s little wonder that she took an active role in her community. A loyal contributor, Feleciana was comfortable in the role of a team player. Feleciana was a member of several community groups, including serving on committees for the Binalonanians.

Feleciana’s faith was important to her. She was a member Most Holy Trinity (Catholic). Feleciana's passionate commitment to upholding her values placed her at home in her religion, where she took comfort in the company of others who believed as she did.

Because she loved the world around her, Feleciana enjoyed traveling and going away on vacations. It was an opportunity for her to kick back and relax, to visit new places and experience new things. Feleciana put her personal trademark on any leisure planning that she undertook. Favorite vacations included Philippines and Hawaii.

Feleciana was a lover of animals and cherished her pets. One of Feleciana’s favorites was Hero- Dog. They were best friends for 10- 15 years.

When Feleciana’s retirement finally arrived 25- 30 years ago, she was well prepared. Even in retirement, Feleciana continued to stay in touch with her old friends while making plenty of new acquaintances. In these later chapters of her life, she became active in the community, feeling fulfilled with the opportunities retirement offered her and simply enjoying what she had worked so hard to attain.

Feleciana passed away on January 20, 2011 at Kaiser Hospital Santa Clara, California. Lung Cancer. She is survived by Husband- Bert, Children- Lydia, Marilou, Ray, Virginia, Sanny (Bond). Services were held at St. Victors Church. Feleciana was laid to rest in Oak Hill Memorial Park.

Feleciana was a good woman, a kind woman, and a practical woman who will for all time be remembered by her family and friends as being warm and deeply caring. She leaves behind her a treasury of life-long friendships and wonderful memories. Feleciana always had much to give and was able to make those connections in her life where her gifts were appreciated. Feleciana was a faithful, practical and loving person. Everyone whose life she touched will always remember Feleciana C. Flaris.