Birth date: Jun 26, 1941 Death date: Apr 14, 2022
80, of Pearl City, passed away on April 14, 2022. He was born on June 26, 1941 in Nagbukel, Ilocos Sur Philippines. He became a United States Citizen on February 11, 2004. Reynato is survived by his wife, Victoria Cardona, brothe Read Obituary
My brother Rey… you will always be a guiding light for me and my family. I will always remember the time spent with you in Las Vegas and in Tahiti. But most of all is the wisdom you instilled in me at a young age. This not good bye… until we me again.. I love you my brother ❤️🙏😘
Rey: I will always remember the deer and goat hunts we went on and all the hilarious comedy we shared and participated in. Like you cooking the goat innards in the mountain cabin with the pungent aroma that only guts can produce, permeating the clear mountain air. Everybody had to dig outside to catch our breath and remembered you had warned us that you would be eating goat for breakfast, lunch and dinner! You did not need anything from the grocery store on this hunt! On another hunt with your nephew, you had an entire herd of goats in your sights but couldn't decide if you should shoot a picture of that amazing sight or take a shot. We stood watching, speechless as you picked up the rifle only to put it down to pick up your camera - three times!!! The herd ran off! On the home front, you shared the bounty of your fertile and productive Palisades hillside garden. Over the years we received countless home deliveries and in your company enjoyed gallons of coffee and pounds of calories, which you lecture on, of course. Oh and we have to remember all the risky adventures involving your wild pig trapping and endeavors in animal husbandry with numerous species, of which we either enjoyed your recipes or not. In conveying these memories, I feel your loss in the depths of my heart and mind. You left a body that served you well in all the ways that supported your character - one with nature. Your presence, seeing your smile, hearing your laughter and special way of saying "you know," in explanation, will live in our memories. We'll see you later Rey!
Your brother-in-law Rick
P.S. I'll never forget Washington D.C.!!
My Uncle Rey,
You always took the time to talk story and tell us about your findings to keep healthy. We rallied back and forth till we were exhausted from discussion. You always made us laugh and refused to let us pay for a meal. I remember the time when we all went to visit Grandma and to meet you at any McDonald’s because you knew where all of them were located. And how you took my kids around the entire island while Jeff and I went to a wedding. And seeing you in Las Vegas is a great memory too. I know you would do anything for family and you would only ask for help if you really needed it. We are really going to miss you!
God bless you and peace be with you always!
We love you forever and a day.
Brenda, Jeff, Josh, Maria, Alyssa, Jacob, Jake, Sabrina and Mila
Thank you for all the kindness you shared and showed us. You were always so generous with your time, your memories and your smile. You will be missed.
Love, Tom, Stella, Sara & Austin
