Florentina Antonio

Birth date: Mar 14, 1939 Death date: Apr 18, 2026

With love and gratitude for a life beautifully lived, the family of Florentina Antonio announces her peaceful passing on April 18, 2026, in Honolulu, Hawaii. She was 87 years old. Born on March 14, 1939, in San Mateo, Isabel, Phi Read Obituary

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Aya Simeon

1w ago

in honor of Florentina.

Wrote this and tried to share in auntie’s memories but for other reason I can’t do it. Anyway I’ll share it with you…..
Just after my high school, I went to Manila and lived with auntie Floring. She was then working in a vetsin/ pepper repacking factory. She was trustworthy and hardworking, the Chinese owner provided her with a small dwelling beside the building. Everyone liked her and called her “manang”, young and old alike. She worked there until a cousin from Laoag “inireto” auntie to an old Hawaiiano. Despite of the age gap , auntie agreed to marry him so she will be able to help her big family. Even then auntie thinks of her family first before herself, very unselfish of her. Eventually auntie went to live in Hawaii. Uncle Luciano turned out to be a good man. For the few years they were together until his death, auntie felt loved, valued, respected and cared for. She often talked about him dearly. Auntie could have chosen a life of luxury but instead devoted her life helping her family. Shared whatever she had,sending money whenever someone needs help, even sponsored some to go to school/college so they can have a better life, always there to lend a helping hand. She was auntie/mama Flor to everyone. We are so blessed to have her.
She was well traveled as well . Went on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem, went to Canada, to England , numerous visits to California and of course visits to the Philippines with her famous many Balikbayan boxes so she can give something to everyone. She was a very generous woman.
She can name all her apos, apo sa tuhod or talampakan, several of them probably in hundreds. She could be a family historian, depth of knowledge to who, how was married to who or how so and so related to who , sometimes surprised me how she remembered names, remarkable auntie Flor.
Auntie we love you, we will miss you and you will forever in our hearts
And so we pray….
Eternal rest unto auntie Floring O Lord
And let perpetual light shine upon her
May auntie rest in peace
Amen🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
From: Aurora"Tessie"Lockwood

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Laarni Mae Ravelo-Bautista

2w ago

in honor of Florentina.

In loving memory of my grandma Flor — your love, wisdom, and gentle presence will stay in our hearts forever. Thank you for the memories, the care, and the strength you shared with us every day. You may be gone from our sight, but never from our hearts. Rest peacefully, mama Flor.

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Aya Simeon

2w ago

It is so difficult to put into words what our Auntie Flor meant to us due to her being a very remarkable person to us, the Corpuz siblings.
Auntie lived with us when we were young and helped our mom nurture us as we grew and developed.
Auntie Flor gave so much of herself to her clan or extended families, leaving impacts for all of us ,
While we grieve, we also give thanks. Auntie we are grateful for the good memories you did to all of us, especially to your nieces and nephews.
Rest peacefully our dear Auntie. Thank you for everything. You were deeply loved and you will never be forgotten.

Corpuz siblings - Lilia, Aurora, Adelaida,, Marialin

Aya Simeon

2w ago

Mama has been such a great part of my life, and every day I spent with her was truly special, especially during her last vacation. We were together 24/7 — from the moment she woke up in the morning until she went to bed at night. It was such a blessing for me to spend those days with her: to look after her, feed her, bathe her, and most of all, take care of her. I was so happy that I was able to make her feel how much I loved her and how much she meant to me.

One of my favorite memories of Mama Flor was whenever we served her favorite food. She would excitedly exclaim, “WOW!” like a little girl being given her favorite treat. Another favorite routine of hers was every morning when she would pick vegetables, especially malunggay leaves. She would reach for the leaves herself and never wanted me to assist her because she wanted to do it on her own.

Whenever we sat together, she would tell me stories about her childhood, her teachers in grade school, and the time she and my mom lived together. I always loved hearing those stories because they showed how deeply she loved my mom.

The greatest lesson I learned from Mama Flor was the importance of being giving. She was incredibly helpful and selfless. She helped all of us and gave us all her love. She will always be remembered as someone who loved us unconditionally.

Rest well in the arms of the Lord Mama..Thank you for everything..I love you and I will miss you Mama❤️❤️❤️

El Simeon

2w ago

Thank you for everything you've done to us mama. Dida kanto pulos malipatan. May you rest in eternal peace mama.

Marivic Simeon

3w ago

in honor of Florentina.

Mama Flor, you gave everyone a chance to have a life you never had, you helped build a community that shows what family meant. “Asino ngayen ti agunget kanyami” You shared your sweat and hardwork, you are selfless and loving in your own way. We will surely miss you. Rest In Peace Mama Flor ❤️