My Name Spelled Backwards is....: Photo Tribute to Sister Guia Nieva Jambalos, r.c.

Friday, May 3, 2019

Photo Tribute to Sister Guia Nieva Jambalos, r.c.

My sister-in-law Sister Guia Nieva Jambalos passed away on May 1, 2019. She had a Pharmacy degree from UST and was a Nun( Spiritual Director) for the Cenacle Sisters in the Philippines for more than 50 years. Her life is a perfect example of my favorite saying, You have only lived if you have touched the life of others.
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Based on the comments and condolences on her FaceBook page, Sister Guia has indeed touched numerous lives.

Macrine and Sister Guia(1939), Boac, Marinduque. Macrine my spouse for almost 62 years is two years older than Sister Guia.

Here are some tributes from her page book page: https://www.facebook.com/guia.jambalos.5

The following are a few photos from my album for remembrance: Rest in Peace, Sister Guia!

The Cenacle Visit, Warrenville, Illinois, 1962

Annual Family Vacation to the San Francisco Bay Area-2015

The Cenacle Fulton St, Chicago, Illinois, 1963

Sister Guia and her 4 Sisters- Macrine Katague, Fe Jambalos, Jean Maeda and Charro Levine-2017

Plantation Bay Vacation with Relatives-2018

Plantation Bay with Jean Maeda and Samantha Chalfin-2018

Here's some tribute from her Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/guia.jambalos.5

Posted by David B Katague at 9:51 AM
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Chateau Du Mer Beach Resort and Conference Center

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