Birth date: Jul 7, 1944 Death date: Oct 15, 2016
EDWARDS, Teresita, 72, passed away on October 15, 2016. She was predeceased by her husband Domingo (2003). She will be deeply missed by her children Josephine, Janette, Jonathan; grandchildren Jana Erika, Josef, Janella, Jocelie, Read Obituary
Rest in peace po, tita Chit. We feel very blessed that we were still able to talk to you the morning that we got there last Saturday, Oct. 8th. Even for the few hours that we have spent with you, you have shown us how strong you are and even tried your best to entertain us with your stories. We will miss you especially your smile. love, Murriel, Gen, Justin, Angelo and Phillip
We love you Mommy Chit.
I always admire how you prepare your morning beauty routine, ang sipag nyo po, you're beautiful indeed. Ma mi miss ka namin.
I will treasure the last word you had said to me and thank you for that.
We will cherish our memories of you forever!
Rest in Peace.
Rest in peace Tita Chit.I know you're now with heavenly Father our God. No more pain no more heartaches..I will miss your beautiful smile.say Hi to Amma,Angkong and Nanay Romana fr. Me.Till we meet again... We love you.
Amma told me I could always do whatever I wanted just as long as I kept working hard. She taught me from a young age to keep studying. I always cried to her whenever tuition bills came but she always told me there's always a way. She was my number one fan. So happy she was able to see me graduate one last time. She came to all my graduations--high school, Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate.
One thing that makes me upset was before she was diagnosed with cancer, I spent the week with her before the week I started residency to take her to her biopsy. She's normally a happy person, but I caught her silent and sad at that moment.
I said, "Amma, you sad?"
She said, "Yeah."
I said, "Why? For what?"
She said, "Bc I won't get the chance to see you really successful."
I said, "What do you mean? I graduated, got a job, drive a nice car, bought a new house."
She said, "Yeah, I mean see you REALLY successful with your own practice with Siobe and Jocelie... and I won't get to see any of my great-grandchildren."
At that point I told her, that no matter what, she will always be there in spirit. That she did a great job raising 6 amazing grandchildren.
She said, "I may not be rich, but I'm rich in my grandchildren. I'm very proud."
These past few days have been terrible for me, but I take solace in my grandmother's faith in God and her belief that she always says "when it's your time, it's your time." I knew she was ready. I knew she was tired. And I know I will see her again.
