Napoleon Lavarias Caliguiran

In LOVING MEMORY of my dear cousin," NAP " YOU'RE G-R-E-A-T'"RIP".We are with you,and you are with us...... we are your " cozzines "

RIP

Nappy, It's been a very long time ('77) when I first met you and your Kuya Alex at Moffett Field. How I missed you guys so much. I will forever cherish the memories we had. Hope to find you someday on the other side. Rest in peace, my brother.

To the family of the deceased. This is a senseless death. “I don’t know what to say.” We all think it, and it is a powerful statement—one that confirms the catastrophic circumstances involved. Or you might try, “I can’t imagine what you are going through.” The fact is you can’t know the depth of someone else’s pain, grief or sense of loss. The sudden death of a loved one is so hard to bear because it’s such a shock to the mourners. There is no time to prepare, to deal with unfinished...

Nappy...no one knows you better than I. Your heart was gentle; you were a simple man; you didn't ask for much; whatever pain you felt is now gone; your smile and good memories we will hold in our hearts. Rest in peace now in God's loving Grace...

My deepest sympathy to the family...may you rest in peace..

Prayers & Sympathy goes to the families. May you find comfort in knowing your loved one is with God - resting in peace. {Nappy is gone from our sight but never from our memories or our hearts. He shall be greatly missed....}

May your soul rest in peace.