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Mario Bautista, has been with the entertainment industry for more than 4 decades. He writes regular columns for People's Journal and Malaya.

Apr 9, 2010

Cesar Montano can't believe his son Angelo is gone

CESAR MONTANO can't believe his son Angelo is gone and he still cries everytime he remembers him. "Biglaan kasi ang pagkawala niya," he says. "But I have to move on kahit sobrang sakit. Lagi kong naiisip, dapat, napigilan ko ang nangyari. Sana, isinama ko na lang siya sa Bohol. Even his sister Angela, may panghihinayang na sana sinagot niya ito nang mag-text sa kanya na he needs someone to talk to. Sana ganito, sana ganun. But if you'd just think about yang mga sana, if God didn't allow it to happen, hindi talaga mangyayari yun. We're all trying to ease the pain at pinabago na namin ang kuwartong iniwan ni Angela, para maging bago ang feeling namin. But Angelo will always stay in our hearts. Ang masasakit lang, may mga nag-aakusang ginagamit ko ang pagpanaw ng anak ko sa pagtakbo ko as governor in Bohol. Ni hindi nga ako nagpa-interview sa media about it. I just asked them to respect our grief. Yung gamitin ang isang trahedya sa pamilya ko would be the least na maiisip ko."

He reveals he has dreamt of Angelo. "He said, please, ipag-pray nila ako. Okay lang ako rito. So I appeal to all our friends to help us pray for Angelo and the repose of his soul."

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