Arthuro Albano Jr - Necrological

Yesterday we have attended the necrological service for Mr. Arthuro Albano Jr. He had peacefully died early morning on June 10, 2019. Before he died he was able to talk with us, although the condition of his body are weak but still manage to talk with us in a few words. He still remember us and know us by name. His mind is still young although he suffer from leukemia at the age of 57.

One thing I'd like to put into this record is when her wife speaks to us during the necrological service in St. Peter, Mandaue. She spoke about her happiness because they had found the missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in 2015. The missionary where looking for a direction where they can pass unfortunately the we're directed to her. She talks with the missionary that there's no other way in that path either this way or that way. The missionaries take the opportunity to talk with her and luckily her mother told her to let them come in to the house because that is still from God. They had a good discussion with the missionaries.

Edna and his husband are seekers of truth. Although they were raised as a Christian with a belief of Catholic she still believe in God. Sometime she fells so empty after their church services. She felt that she need more understanding. She also told us that she want to make sure to understand life after death since we are getting older and the assurance that I have believe in God and followed his will.

Anyway during the time the missionaries are there, there are a lot of questions asked. She felt good about it because she learn many things. She ask his husband to participate in the discussion but refuses but she insist to let him read the book the missionaries gave her. After a while she saw that his husband had read the book. During that time on his husband (Arthuro Albano Jr) had attended the discussion with the missionaries.

They were invited to attend a Sunday service. She told his husband that they would try anyway nothing can be taken away with them since it is all from God. The first Sunday they had attended is very different, she told us that she felt different feelings about God and she learn more. Then they continue to attend Sunday service and discussions with the missionaries. They had completed the discussion and accepted the invitation to be baptized to make covenant with God. They had continue their journey learning about the importance of becoming a saints of God in this latter day.

She told us that even my husband died I know we will see each other again because of the covenant that we have made in the Temple of God.

Edna - Arthuro Albano

Ramil Dedios, Rosendo Cuyasen Jr, Rodel Dolorfino, Arthuro Albano Jr, Edna Albano, Marabila Dedios, Grace Cuyasen, Tina Dedios, Juliet Dolorfino, Dominga Nunez