Samuel “Boy” Francisco was born on March 25, 1949 in Manila, Philippines. He entered into rest surrounded by his children and loved ones on July 6, 2019 in Valencia, California at the age of 70 years old.
Samuel was a hard-working father and grandfather. He worked as a shipping and receiving manager at U.S. Pipe (Union City, CA) for over 30 years prior to retirement. He had a love for sports, travel and music, but most of all he loved spending time with family and friends. Samuel is survived by his beloved children Paul Francisco, Melanie Francisco Milnes (Jeff), Jessica Tommasini (Ralph) and Anthony Francisco (Amanda). Loving grandfather to Christopher, Taylor, Rylee, Mateo, Monique, Gabriel, Dominic and Julianna. Adoring great-grandfather to Naialani. Brother and brother in-law to Elizabeth Calara (Nongky), Teresita (Darie) Francisco Clemente. He was preceded in death by his brother, David Francisco (Lea- widow). He is also survived by many loved ones across the US and the Philippines.
Visitation will be held from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, Saturday, July 20, 2019 with a Chapel Service at 11:00 AM, Fremont Memorial Chapel, 3723 Peralta Blvd., Fremont.
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20
Jul
Visitation
09:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Fremont Memorial Chapel3723 Peralta BoulevardFremont, CA94536
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20
Jul
Chapel Service
11:00 AM
Fremont Memorial Chapel3723 Peralta BoulevardFremont, CA94536
Get Directions »
Samuel (Sam) Francisco was our batchmate at the Pio del Pilar High School in Makati City, Philippines. He was known to be a quiet, shy boy In class though he bonded very well with a group of musically-inclined boys in the campus. We formed a high school group called PPHS Batch 66. We have a Facebook website that enabled us to interact with former batchmates and teachers who are scattered in different parts of the world. We have had a number of reunions, most of which were in the Bay Area (Northern California).
I personally met Sam in San Jose, California 40 years after high school graduation. There is no denying that Sam had vivid memories of our high school days. During our first meeting, he handed me a beautiful friendship card recollecting how he remembered me in high school. He knew my birthstone was Pearl (which he probably gathered from someone else's high school slum book). The friendship card came with a set of Pearl necklace and earrings; and on my birthday on June 26, 2012 he gifted me with another set of Pearl necklace and earrings. Those were precious tokens of thoughtfulness.
A few of Sam's memorable reunions with our batchmates were in Long Beach, Southern California and in Makati City, Philippines. Every high school batchmate was special to Sam, which he manifested by offering them joy and laughter during his brief visits to Makati City. Friendly and thoughtful - that's how our Pio del Pilar High School Batch 66 will remember Samuel "Sam" Francisco.
To Kathy and Sam's children and grandchildren, our deepest sympathy. We were saddened by our friend's sudden demise and we grieve as you do.
Also extending our condolences to Sam's sister, Elizabeth Francisco Calara (a dear friend); to Lea Francisco, the widow of David Francisco; and to Sam's sister.
We know in our hearts that Nanay Sylvia "Seba" Francisco, is very happy to reunite with his beloved son Sam.
On behalf of PPHS Batch 66 - Rest in Peace, our dearest friend. May our dear Lord gran
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