Monday, January 6, 2014

Reynald Torralba Gatal : In Memoriam

The Gatal clan greeted 2014 on a somber mood. You see, the eldest of the Gatal & Torralba Clan passed away last December 27, 2013.

The rest of the holidays were spent either at the funeral home or in between as everyone did his share in the preparations for the final internment


Papa Rey passed away at 7 pm on December 27 after a stroke last December 23.

He was 79 years old

Hundreds of his friends and those who knew him came to pay their last respects and to join the family as his mortal remains were laid to rest at Dampas Cemetery last Jan 3 at 5 pm

Papa Rey as Reynald Torralba Gatal was fondly called was the eldest of Galicano Gatal & Albina Torralba- Gatal’s five children.
 Gatal- Torralba Clan, Circa 1934
 Galicano Gatal& Albina Torralba- Gatal


His siblings included Tita Zaida, the only girl in the brood, Galicano Jr, Papa Roger & Uncle Boy.


He was married to the late Mila Agcaoili.



 Papa Rey & Auntie Mila with Ate Roni
He is survived by his children and grandchildren:

1. Veronica & Madison Geopano
2. Vincent with his children Neiman Flint, Neilton Paolo, Hattie & Alfonso
3. Victoria & Chris Alix with Geraldine, Christian Yves, Christoff & Alexie
4. Victorio & Anevic with Sheila Mae, Christine, Bianca & Anika
5. Rollynda & Kevin Barga with Nicholas & Brandon
6. Milagros Valerie & Erwin Dayan with Ella & Erin

He is also survived by his sister Zaida, brother Wilfrido, in laws & relatives

BOHOL'S MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELOR



DASHING. DEBONAIRE. DAPPER







HE RULED THE DANCE FLOORS  



 Dancing with Linda Garcia while Pres. CPG & the First Lady watch
PAPA REY THROUGH THE YEARS  













Papa Rey, you will be sorely missed  



Here's a music video tribute for Papa Rey:  

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