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Arlene Salvador
Filomena Soriano Salvador
1922 - 2020
1922 - 2020
Listen, I tell you a mystery: We will not all sleep, but we will all be changed— 1 Corinthians 15:51
Filomena S. Salvador
Sunrise: 09-18-1922
Sunset: 12-30-2020
Mother, sister, wife, aunt, friend and comadre. Filomena means ‘love-strong’ in Spanish and ‘friend of strength’ in Italian. She lived a long life full of family, friends and fun. Born in Umingan, Pangasinan, Philippine Islands. She married Jose Salvador when he was in the US Army as an ambulance driver. They moved to the United States to pursue the American Dream and she worked hard selling fruits and vegetables at a fruit stand in Fremont, CA. She then started working at a nursing home as a health aide and later worked in electronics in San Jose.
Jose and Mena, also known as Onding to her close family and friends, moved to Sacramento and Elk Grove to be closer to their grandchildren.
Mena was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and Legionnairo del Trabajo. She loved to attend the social events and parties and often spent time doing crochet, playing cards and mahjong. Often you could see her in the kitchen cooking her adobo, pancit and lumpia for family and friends. She spent time in her garden growing Filipino vegetables for her family and giving the surplus away.
Mena is survived by Sons/wives: Rudy & Mary Salvador, Joe & Annie Salvador, Ray* & Arlene Salvador; Grandchildren: Tanisha, Raymond, Shea, Joelene, Desiree, Marissa, Reina, & Chantel and many great grandchildren, nieces,nephews and numerous family and friends.
*passed
Memorial services are scheduled for Friday, January 22, 2021 as follows (Outdoors event due to COVID-19 precautions - MASKS REQUIRED):
1:00pm – Viewing
2:00pm – Catholic Mass
3:00pm – Burial with Jose Salvador
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Resting Place
St Mary's Catholic Cemetery & Funeral Center
38.528678, -121.425747
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Rodolfo A Teodosio
Auntie, was a very loving Filipina woman, growing up and visiting. There were never lack of something to eat that was offer as soon we were welcome into the house of Salvador. Once I graduated from DLI in Presidio Monterey in Tagalog, I drop by to see the guys and she greeted me at the door as always. As I sat down with her she began speaking to me in fluent Tagalog, now this shock me for she never spoke in Tagalog since I can remember since I was small young boy. As we had our conversation, Ray came in and I ask him, you never told me your Mom can speak Tagalog for she spoke the northern language in their house hold. Ray with a shock look on his face reply I didn’t know that either, we all laugh as Auntie had this silly grin . She was a lovely loving Lady to all and very sensitive to others feeling, much so that she always give that feeling of love to all. I know in my heart their is a special place and room for those of her heart in Heavenly Father’s Mansion.
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