Filipinos and Filipinas Buried in Arlington

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Please join us in celebrating the lives of all Pilipinos and Pilipinas whose remains are buried in the ground or memorialized in tombstones at the Arlington National Cemetery.

   Gone, Never Forgotten

Pedro O. Abubo
Jose Q. Aquino
Rafael A. Arengo
Lucila Calambro Arengo
Pastor Balanon, Jr
Liria Cabanatan
Roberto Cabulong
Mark Ryan Climaco Caguioa
Alfred Calambro
Alejandro Callanta
Rudolph Davilla
Francisco Duclayan
Alejandrino Dumlao
Ambrosio Grandea
Maximiano Janairo
Jose Yulo Lachica
Nestor Banta Legaspi
Leonardo Leonor
Nino D. Livaudais
Felice E. Madarang
Joey T. Mallari
William A. Mallari
Luis Manalo
Francis Michael Manding
Ian Desmond Manuel
Felicidad Matik (Goldinger)
Bernaldo Modello
Jose Nagtalon
Gallo B. Ocampo
Ignacio Pais
Fernando Palazo
Jacinto Apilan Perez
Manuel Luis Quezon
Francisco J. Salveron
Pedro Sarmiento
Juan Samson
Januario Samortin Sevilla
Ramon S. Subejano
Demetrio (Bemetrio) Vell

 

HAD  A RENDEZVOUS  WITH  DEATH

      BUT DEATH WAS A NO-SHOW

 

I had a rendezvous with Death

            at some disputed artery

that blocks the flow of blood

            to a heart not yet weary.

 

I had a rendezvous with Death

          over five decades ago

When my patrol was ambushed

          in far away Jolo.

 

O God, I thank You for giving me a look

          At Your pearly gates a nook

So near and yet so far

          A distance like the farthest star.

 

No, I do not wish to rush

          My destiny with my God

Only in God’s due time will I go

          When he says it’s time to go.

 

I have a rendezvous with Death

          No longer as a combat warrior

But as a humble prayer warrior

          Praying all night through.

         

                      by Cav Butch Moreto

              (Philippine Military Academy 1954)

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Primary Sources:

http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net

http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov

 

Secondary Sources:

www.wikipedia.org

http://ssdi.rootsweb.ancestry.com

http://ancestry.com

http://clusty.com

 

 

This website will always be a work in progress
For errors, omissions or additions, please e-mail
 
Maria Elizabeth Embry
Antioch California 94509
 

 

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