Birth date: Mar 8, 1945 Death date: Oct 4, 2024
It is with profound sadness that Chapel of the Chimes announces the passing of Beatriz Batino Manalo, born on March 8th, 1945, in the Philippines. Beatriz passed away peacefully on October 4th, 2024, in California. She was a belov Read Obituary
Nanay Betty, thank you po for all the good memories since I was in high school. From going to casino,bonding over food, teaching me how to play tong-its and always welcoming me to your family gatherings. I miss your cooking, and sharing recipes. I will always cherish those moments when I would come over and we would say kelan tayo mag casino?? And plgi nyo ko kinakmusta. May you Rest in Peace 🙏🏼
One of my favorite memories of Nanay is when I accidentally sat on her bowl of champorado & she went back & forth from the kitchen to the living room looking for it. Once I got up we both realized I had sat on it & we started laughing away.
I love & miss you everyday Nay.
I miss you Nay so much. I miss our chikahan and laughter, your advices and also your cooking. Thank you for everything you've done for us. Love you so much. Rest in peace Nay💕
Nanay I miss you so much. My home is not the same with out you, I miss your presence. I miss cooking with you , eating with you and just randomly watching cooking show together. You taught me everything I know in the kitchen and how to be a wife. Your loving memories will forever be in my heart.
I will missed you Ate Beatrice, especially when I call and pray for you. Indeed I will missed your cooking goto with adobong dugo, when I visit you there in Hayward. I thank the Lord for your kindness and I thank the Lord me and my husband have a chance to see last year in the Philippines. Rest in Peace Ate Beatrice I loved you.🙏❤️
I will miss talking to you Nanay Beatrice . Thank you for all the recipes you taught me. I appreciate when you always asked me when am I going back to California. Jim says he will miss hearing you call him Chuck Norris 🙏❤️
