Rodolfo Manreal Kabaitan

We met Kuya Rudy at St. John the Beloved Catholic Church, the first time we arrived in the U.S. He was the first Filipino we met, not knowing that we would see him again after that visit. It turned out to be a truly memorable and Joyful day for us. Kuya Rudy was the one who introduced us to the Santo Niño group and encouraged us to be part of it. We will always be grateful for his kindness and for welcoming us so warmly. We will forever cherish the memories we shared with him. Rest in peace,...

I´ve known Rudy for quite a few years. At St. John´s the beloved we worked the senior luncheon several times,we also made several trips up to kingstree to the shrine of our lady of joyful hope and had meetings with Father Stan. We also had the pleasure of having Rudy at our men´s prayer group.Rudy will be missed, may God bless his family.

I´ll always treasure the memories of our vacation in Charleston. Goodbye and see you someday Rudy. Rest in Peace. You´re now with Rudy Jr. Don´t worry about Joy. She´s surrounded with family and friends. Joy, heartfelt condolences. Remember, when you´re down and troubled, you´ve got a friend....