Perla Judar

In Loving Memory of Perla Judar November 27, 1947 – October 26, 2026,

Forever in Our Hearts, Forever in God’s Loving Arms It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, Perla Judar, who entered into eternal rest on October 26, 2026, at the age of 78, following her battle with lung cancer. Perla was a kind, sweet, loving, and compassionate woman whose beautiful spirit touched the lives of everyone who knew her. She lived a life filled with faith, love, generosity, and devotion to her family. She was not only a wonderful mother but also a caring sister, a trusted friend, and someone who always placed the happiness and well-being of others before her own.

Family was the center of Perla’s world. She believed that family should always come first, and she lived by that belief every single day. She cared deeply for her brothers and sisters, always looking after them and making sure they were loved and supported. One of the most important lessons she passed down to her children was to always take care of one another, reminding them that family is one of life’s greatest blessings and that, no matter what happens, they should always stand by each other’s side.

Perla was a woman of tremendous faith. Her relationship with God was deeply personal and an essential part of her everyday life. She would faithfully listen to Catholic Mass on YouTube, making sure that no matter where she was or what she was doing, she always kept God close to her heart. She taught her children to turn to God and Jesus for guidance, strength, and comfort, whether during life’s most difficult moments or its greatest celebrations. Whenever something wonderful happened to someone in the family, whether it was a promotion, an accomplishment, or an unexpected blessing, she would always remind them, “Thank God. Thank the Lord. God is good.” Her faith inspired her to build a chapel on the family farm in Marapangi, Philippines, something she was incredibly proud of. That chapel represented not only her devotion to God but also her desire to leave behind a place where her family could come together in prayer and gratitude. She often reminded her loved ones that whenever God blessed them with something good, they should request a Mass in that chapel as a way of giving thanks to the Lord. It was one of the many beautiful ways she taught her family the importance of gratitude, humility, and faith.

Perla also had an incredible passion for cooking. Her kitchen was a place of love, laughter, and togetherness. She found happiness in preparing meals for her family and friends, and every dish she made was filled with care. Cooking was more than just something she enjoyed; it was one of the many ways she expressed her love. She took great pride in making sure everyone was fed, happy, and surrounded by family.

One of Perla’s most beautiful gifts was her singing voice. She was charismatic, expressive, and full of emotion whenever she sang. She didn’t just sing the words of a song; she brought them to life with her personality and passion. Her voice could bring joy to a room and leave lasting memories in the hearts of those listening. To her family, her voice was truly the voice of an angel, and it is something they will forever cherish and deeply miss.

Perla was also a wonderful storyteller. She loved sharing stories about her childhood, her younger years, and the experiences that shaped her life. She could take her family back in time through her memories, often filling the room with laughter, curiosity, and lessons from the past. These stories were more than just memories; they were pieces of her life that she lovingly passed down to the next generation.

She had a special love for the Philippines, where so many of her cherished memories and family connections remained. She enjoyed traveling back and forth to spend time with her relatives and friends, reconnecting with loved ones and enjoying the place that would always hold a special part of her heart. No matter how far she traveled, family and faith were always at the center of her journey.

Above all, Perla was a mother whose love knew no boundaries. She made countless sacrifices, often putting her own needs aside to care for the people she loved. Her kindness, wisdom, strength, and generosity were gifts that she freely shared with her family.

Although her passing has left an emptiness that can never truly be filled, her family takes comfort in knowing that her suffering has ended. After her battle with lung cancer, she can now rest peacefully, breathe freely, and be comfortable in the loving arms of the Lord. We find peace in believing that she has been reunited with the loved ones who went before her and that she is now surrounded by eternal love. The lessons she taught, the meals she prepared, the songs she sang, the stories she shared, and the prayers she offered will forever remain a part of those who loved her. Her family will miss the sound of her voice, her beautiful smile, her laughter, her cooking, and the comfort of simply knowing she was there. They will miss the little moments that once seemed ordinary but have now become the most precious memories of all.

Mom, thank you for teaching us the meaning of unconditional love, the importance of family, and the power of faith. Thank you for every prayer, every sacrifice, every home-cooked meal, every beautiful song, and every story you shared. You gave us more than we could ever repay, and we will spend the rest of our lives honoring the love and lessons you left behind. We promise to continue looking after one another, just as you always taught us. We will carry your faith in our hearts, your love in our lives, and your memory in everything we do. We know that heaven has welcomed a beautiful angel, and although we wish we could hear your voice, see your smile, and kiss your forehead just one more time, we find comfort in knowing you are finally at peace. Rest peacefully, Mom. You can finally breathe, you can finally sleep, and you can finally rest in God’s loving arms. Until we meet again, we love you, and we will miss you every single day. Forever loved. Forever missed. Never forgotten.

In Loving Memory of Perla Judar November 27, 1947 – October 26, 2026