Always in our hearts Warlito
You will never be forgotten
From: Marg Halliwell
Thinking of you and your compassion, dedication and support of the people you served.
From: Sue Jones
Thinking about you and your family.
From: Carrie
Those we love don’t go away,
They walk beside us everyday.
Unseen, unheard,
but always near,
so loved, so missed,
so very dear.
From: Anne
Thank you for your dedication, will remember you and family in our prayers
From: Shaj Thomas
I was a new hire at RSCL when I first met Warlito at the Annual Family Picnic in 2019. He was supporting an individual whose brother we also support at the employment services. We quickly gelled not only because we come from the same province in the Philippines, but having helped internationally trained professionals reenter their profession in my previous job, we ended up chatting about possible private and government support, subsidies, and options for him to get back to the nursing industry. We also exchanged funny stories and anecdotes of our struggles as new immigrants in Canada. Sadly, that was the last time I saw him but continued to connect to give advice through texts. Warlito strikes me as a man full of promise and a strong passion for service, a dedicated husband with the fullness of life and determination to provide for his young family. Though he left early and missed the chance to get certified to be a nurse in Canada, does not matter now. Besides, he was already a certified husband, a certified Dad, a certified friend of the community, a certified family provider working multiple jobs, and a certified front-line essential worker who was a certified hero by giving his life for service.
We will miss you Warlito, but we will never forget your examples of a life well-lived.
Always in our hearts Warlito
You will never be forgotten
From: Marg Halliwell
Thinking of you and your compassion, dedication and support of the people you served.
From: Sue Jones
Thinking about you and your family.
From: Carrie
Those we love don’t go away,
They walk beside us everyday.
Unseen, unheard,
but always near,
so loved, so missed,
so very dear.
From: Anne
Thank you for your dedication, will remember you and family in our prayers
From: Shaj Thomas
I was a new hire at RSCL when I first met Warlito at the Annual Family Picnic in 2019. He was supporting an individual whose brother we also support at the employment services. We quickly gelled not only because we come from the same province in the Philippines, but having helped internationally trained professionals reenter their profession in my previous job, we ended up chatting about possible private and government support, subsidies, and options for him to get back to the nursing industry. We also exchanged funny stories and anecdotes of our struggles as new immigrants in Canada. Sadly, that was the last time I saw him but continued to connect to give advice through texts. Warlito strikes me as a man full of promise and a strong passion for service, a dedicated husband with the fullness of life and determination to provide for his young family. Though he left early and missed the chance to get certified to be a nurse in Canada, does not matter now. Besides, he was already a certified husband, a certified Dad, a certified friend of the community, a certified family provider working multiple jobs, and a certified front-line essential worker who was a certified hero by giving his life for service.
We will miss you Warlito, but we will never forget your examples of a life well-lived.
From: Rolando