VWBro Delfin "Pepe" Narvaez, DDGM; a member and a Past Master of Mount Mainam Lodge Number 49, Naic, Cavite declared dead at 9:55 AM yesterday, 05 January 2008 at Tagaytay Hospital from a heart attack as he was to attend installation ceremonies at Mendez-Nunez Lodge No 316, Mendez, Cavite.
Wake at Saint Jerome Parish Church, Ayala Alabang, Muntinupa, behind Town Center. (Via email by Bro Alberto Valenzulea Poblete).
On Jan 9, 2008, Bro Nesty V. Tampol further wrote that "The remains of VWBro Delfin Narvaez will be transferred to Maragondon, Cavite on January 12, 2008 in the morning. Internment shall be on Sunday, January 13, 2008 after the necrological/funeral services in the morning also at Maragondon, Cavite.
There is a plan to bring the body of the late VWBro Delfin Narvaez (Pepe to close friends) at the Grand Lodge of the Philippines for viewing of the brethren who can't possibly visit him at St Jerome Chapel at the New Ayala Alabang Commercial District.
For those going to Alabang, the church is near Max's Chicken and accessible thru the Zapote-Alabang Road or Commercial Avenue of Filinvest Commecial Center. It is also near the first gate of the Old Ayala Alabang Village at Commerce Avenue. (Via email by Bro. James Olayvar Kagitingan 286/GAR 322/LPL 332/BB 27, La Guardia UD).
Our deepest condolences to the family, friends and brother Masons of our VWBro Delfin Narvaez, may The GAOTU welcome his soul to His bosom and his memory be immortalized by his family, friends and brothers and sisters in Freemasonry.
"In Freemasonry, the broken column is, as Master Freemasons well know, the emblem of the fall of one of the chief supporters of the Craft. The use of the column or pillars as a monument erected over a tomb was a very ancient custom, and was a very significant symbol of the character and spirit of the person interred."
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Please extend our condolences to the Family of VW Delfin Narvaez.
VW Delfin was a dedicated Mason and for sure all Masons in Cavite (whether IGLP or MWGLP members) will miss him in all Masonic functions in the district.
Fraternally yours,
Brod Tony de Guzman
Pintong Bato Loadge No. 51 (MWGLP)
Bacoor Cavite PI
Our prayers and heartfelt condolences to the family of VW Delfin Narvaez.
F/S,
Brother Andrew A Apostol
South West lodge #283, National City, Ca.
The brethren of Gen. Llanera Mem. Lodge No. 168, Gapan City would like to express our deepest condolences to the family and friends of VW Delfin Narvaez and prays for the eternal repose of his soul.
Bro Alfredo Geronimo
I pray that VW Delfin Narvaez have a peaceful travel on his way to meeting the Grand Architect.
My prayers for his soul and give more strength to those he left behind.
It is a sad topic discussed in a recent phone call to Bro Nathz Golla. It has to happen during the opening of this young 2008. If any consolation, at least we know that VW Delfin Narvaez is in a much better place, free of earthly pains and worries.
God Bless this coming year, all the gifts of wealth, health, and challenges it has to offer.
f/
Bro Caloy
BB17
Coronado 441
Carlos D. Buzon, II
Integrity Management Enterprises
President, CEO
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Please convey my condolences to his family and loved ones. My prayers are with them during this time of loss and sorrow.
Eternal rest grant unto our VW Bro Delfin, My Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen... SMIB.
f/
Jay Orolfo, PM
Guardian Lodge #53
Fallon, NV
My name is Joseph Patrick Narvaez and I am Delfin's second son.
I would like to extend our family's gratitude to everyone who was able to make it out to St. Jerome for the viewing and to those who ventured to Maragondon for the funeral. I apologize that it's taken me this long to write a response, but Dad's passing was a shock to us all. To a certain extent, I'm still in disbelief that my father, and best friend, is no longer around.
However, I do know that those of us who were moved by his charisma, dedication, and generosity will miss him terribly but will never forget all the fond memories we have of him.
Sincerely,
Joseph P. Narvaez
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