Thank you so much my DEAREST AUNTIE ROSIE,  since I was a kid you always helped me and thought me how to be a good person, and how to be strong and independent , your my second Mom to me that's why it's a big loss of mine  but I know you are in GOD Hands now and no more pain and I always treasure and keep it in my heart that our memory and our conversation through messenger,  I know you visited me here in Canada after a few days you past away because you open my small light battery at my room, and also in my dreams your there and woke up crying! Till we see each other again my Dearest Auntie Rosie!

Rosa (Rosie) was born in Olongapo, Zambales and was preceded in death by her husband Tony Daynolo, father Amancio Ramos, Sr., mother Carmen, and siblings Amancio, Jr., (Jun), Cecilia (Cely), Roberto (Berting), and Leticia (Lety). She is survived by sisters Anita (Annie) and Rizalina (Lina).

Dearest Manang Rosa,
     I will miss you! My first memory of meeting you was at my first all staff at work. We sat together, and in between giggles, you gave me tidbits about everyone and everything at work.  Friendly, very generous, kind-hearted.
    Sincerest condolences to your family. May you rest in peace.

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Rosa Ramos Daynolo

May 30, 1939 – June 24, 2024

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