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But instead of ships, Ahl-Khane’s father is in a box destined for the ground.


Twenty-seven-year-old Ramil Bernal will be buried today at the Sta. Cruz Memorial Cemetery here. He is one of six Filipino sailors killed in the boiler room accident aboard luxury ship S/S Norway in Florida last May 26.


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His wife, Cristina, and his children Katherine, Kristian Joy, Karen and Abigail traveled from Manila to Miami, Florida last Jan. 19 for a promise he made a long time ago: A vacation on board S/S Norway, the luxury cruise ship where he worked.


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‘We’ll miss you daddy"

June 15, 2003 - 12:00am

TANZA, Cavite — While most Filipinos celebrate Father’s Day today, two-year-old Ahl-Khane Bernal sends off his seaman-father to his final journey. But instead of ships, Ahl-Khane’s father is in a...

Nation

‘We’ll miss his laughter’

June 11, 2003 - 12:00am

DASMARIÑAS, Cavite — The last time Candido Valenzuela Jr. was with his family, it was only for a mere 20 minutes. His wife, Cristina, and his children Katherine, Kristian Joy, Karen and Abigail traveled...

Nation