People from Philippines
21 people remembered here.
Monti Parungao1967 – 2026 · Film and television directorDirek Monti: soft on set, honest in the fight, forever rolling.
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Dakila Cua1977 – 2026 · PoliticianYoungest Quirino vice governor who authored TRAIN and led Philippine local governments.
58 candles · 9 tributes
Dax Cua1977 – 2026 · PoliticianQuirino governor who authored TRAIN and championed local government.
56 candles · 4 tributes
Recah Trinidad1943 – 2026 · Sports journalistThe Bare Eye of Philippine sports: poet, editor and ringside witness who made athletes famous in sentences.
40 candles · 10 tributes
Eugenia Apostol1925 – 2026 · PublisherInquirer founder who turned women's pages into a mosquito press that helped topple two presidents.
40 candles · 9 tributes
Resil Mojares1943 – 2026 · HistorianVisayan Titan of Letters who made Cebuano memory a national archive.
40 candles · 4 tributes
Raul Daza1935 – 2026 · PoliticianLawyer and Liberal who stood against martial law and served Northern Samar for five decades.
11 candles · 1 tributes
Martin Oliver Solis Dipasupil (DJ Martin D)1970 – 2026 · Radio disc jockeyA pioneering voice of MOR 101.9 who kept Metro Manila company for nearly thirty years.
10 candles · 1 tributes
Randy See1991 – 2026 · ModelThe first Mr. Chinatown Philippines, a model, actor and host mourned by the pageant and fashion world.
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Erlinda Villalobos† 2026 · ActressA lifelong character actress who gave dignity to the faces in the background.
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Grand Tuhon Leo T. Gaje Jr.1938 – 2026 · Filipino martial artistGuardian of Pekiti-Tirsia Kali who carried a Filipino family blade art to the world.
8 candles · 1 tributes
Enchang Kaimo1948 – 2026 · Theater actress and directorRep pioneer and Trumpets co-founder whose spitfire energy lit the Philippine stage.
7 candles · 1 tributes
Rosalina Jalosjos1947 – 2026 · Politician and registered nurseA nurse for 30 years who came home to become the first woman to govern Zamboanga del Norte.
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Anthony Roquel† 2026 · Filipino actor and comedian best known as Tonette Macho on Iskul BukolIskul Bukol's Tonette Macho who became Brother Anthony, a prayer partner to thousands.
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Susan Lim† 2026 · Concert producer and talent managerFilipino concert producer Boss Su who staged Michael Jackson in Manila and guided OPM tours abroad.
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Jean Lopez† 2026 · ActressSampaguita's doll-faced star: actress, singer and noontime host who traded fame for family in Canada.
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DJ Martin D (Martin Oliver Solis Dipasupil)1970 – 2026 · Radio disc jockey and broadcasterMOR 101.9 voice who spent nearly thirty years making Filipino listeners smile.
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Leo T. Gaje Jr.1938 – 2026 · Filipino martial artistGrand Tuhon of Pekiti-Tirsia Kali who opened a Filipino family blade art to the world.
4 candles · 1 tributes
Cesar Virata1930 – 2026 · StatesmanPrime minister and long-serving finance chief who shaped Philippine economic policy across four decades.
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William Magahin1970 – 2026 · Professional boxerIloilo's Black Mamba, WBF welterweight champion of 1995.
3 candles · 1 tributes
Jun Gato1959 – 2026 · Physician (ENT)Physician-congressman who carried the voice of Batanes into Manila.
3 candles · 1 tributes