Birth date: Apr 18, 1949 Death date: Jun 9, 2025
Rodolfo D. Mercurio Sr., a beloved soul who graced this world with warmth and wisdom, passed away peacefully on June 9, 2025, at the age of 76. Born in the Philippines on April 18, 1949, Mr. Mercurio Sr. lived a life rich with lov Read Obituary
First I would like to extend my sympathies and condolences to you Jeneifer and the rest of your family on the passing of Rod, a dear friend, classmate and Fraternal Brother of the Craft /G\.
I am Ron Andaya from Oxnard, CA. I met Rod when we both enrolled at Olongapo High School as Freshmen in 1962. Coming from a different province I also found out that we were neighbors. During our senior we joined the Rotary International InterAct Club for youth. After graduation, we parted ways and met again in 2007 at our first overseas reunion in San Diego. He told me that his family didn't join him because of the birth of his daughter. We connected again in San Diego in 2010 and lastly at our 50th Class Reunion in 2016 which was held in Olongapo.
May the God Grant you Eternal Rest my friend!
A few years before he passed away in 2011, my father, a man of few words, once told me, “Rod is a good guy; dignified, gracious, and a real family man.” He confided in me that he regretted not having expressed this to him. Though Uncle Rod never heard these words, I would like the family to know how deeply my father respected him, and I share that sentiment as well.
A few years before he passed away in 2011, my father, a man of few words, once told me, “Rod is a good guy; dignified, gracious, and a real family man.” He confided in me that he regretted not having expressed this to him. Though Uncle Rod never heard these words, I would like the family to know how deeply my father respected him, and I share that sentiment as well.
A few years before he passed away in 2011, my father, a man of few words, once told me, “Rod is a good guy; dignified, gracious, and a real family man.” He confided in me that he regretted not having expressed this to him. Though Uncle Rod never heard these words, I would like the family to know how deeply my father respected him, and I share that sentiment as well.
