Gilbert-Entao-Obituary

Gilbert Jobin Mamaril Entao

Sacramento, California

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- Feb. 26, 2007

Gilbert Entao, 35, of Sacramento, passed away unexpectedly from a heart attack on Feb. 26. Born in 1971, he grew up in Vallejo and went on to receive a Master's in English from CSU Sacramento. He taught both English and martial arts at CSUS and eventually opened his own Kung Fu...

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Sifu Gil, Simo Kathy- ECMAI days

Sifu Gil w/ Simo Kathy, Oahu, HI

When I think of Sifu, I think of his commitment to morals and ethics. Life is oftentimes much easier when morals and ethics are put to the side. At Eagle Claw, I remember discussions amongst us students and how Sifu led by example. What morals and ethics do we live by and how do we treat other people. What is ok and what is not ok. In more recent years, as I have taken leadership roles and navigated difficult situations, I am beginning to understand the experiences and individuals that have...

Dearest Gil,
If only you could see the impact youve had on me! I mean Im living and surfing in Hawaii now, and I know somehow or some way you guided me here...one of your most favorite places in the world probably only second to being with the family. Seeing that picture of you biking through Waikiki holding onto your surfboard really put the biggest smile on my face.
I wish I could give you a big hug right now and let you know how much youve influenced me for the better. Im so...

June 11, 2001 journal entry while solo biking across America USA

Sifu I think of you at times, the example you have shown me to be better. Continue to Rest In Peace.

Gil, even years later you are a topic if conversation at our home-- always of how awesome you are. I think if every kid had an older cousin like you in their lives, the world would be a much better, much different place. We miss you a lot, Gil.

Gil, the realization that my daughter would never meet you really hurt. I still have so many great childhood memories of hanging out upstairs at Auntie Lucy's house, watching Kung Fu movies or anime; going camping during the summer; hanging out at Gil's Kung Fu studio, and my first LA roadtrip to the anime convention with the cousins. I remember watching the older cousins play D&D and looking at your bookshelves of sci-fi and fantasy books in awe. Thank you for always making time for our...

Still missing you. You will always be an inspiration to me and so many other people. Thank you for everything you've done for and shared with all of us.