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It has been six years since I last saw Guillo Cesar Uytiepo Servando, son of my niece Christine, wife of Aurelio “Taboy” Servando.

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“The past is our gateway to the present and the future”.

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                    [Title] => Letter To The Editor: A prayer for Cerge and us
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Lord, for us who are still here on earth, help us not to forget that life is too short and uncertain.
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                    [Summary] => "People come, people go". Yes, we hear this cliche every now and then. But what I'm referring to here is the moving up or migration of people to a place outside the Philippines, not the last trip to the Great Beyond. 


Yes, people come, people go. And such is the case of our good nurses, doctors, teachers, drug reps, househelpers, etc. who were born in the Philippines and are now leaving the country one by one for different reasons: for the sake of the kids, as a fall back just in case, for greener pasture, etc. 


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Yo! That's Simon and Garfunkel singing "Homeward Bound", one of our favorite tunes in the 60's when we were in high school. Just the thought that very soon we will be hearing and singing this song again during our homecoming puts me in a certain kind of high. For who would not be excited about meeting classmates again after so many years since high school graduation?
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  But promises of keeping in touch or "I will call you" remain unfulfilled. It’s back to the daily grind and concerns of making a living. Then someone dies and the whole cycle is repeated. 


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Looking as healthy as ever, Maritoni has emerged from her one-year ordeal a totally changed person.  


Before cancer dealt her an unexpected blow, Maritoni was Ms. Perfectionist.  


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GREAT BEYOND

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Looking as healthy as ever, Maritoni has emerged from her one-year ordeal a totally changed person.  


Before cancer dealt her an unexpected blow, Maritoni was Ms. Perfectionist.  


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