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What's New? A Tribute Page from
Mahnee and Sheila's friends.
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Update:
Today
would have been Sheila's 81st birthday! Happy Birthday, Mommy Lah.


December
22, 2003, Mahnee Cabase died in his sleep at approximately 1:30 am at Saint
Francis Memorial Hospital in San Francisco California. As his wife Sheila
heard the nurse come in to do her routine check up, she was told that Mahnee
had stopped breathing. It was Mahnee Cabase's relief from his three month
battle with his Stroke that had rendered him half paralyzed and unable to
speak since September 24, 2003, Wednesday, just an hour after the midnight
of September 23, 2003.
Mahnee Cabase was a singer, songwriter, musical director,
computer musician, instrumentalist of at least 28 musical instruments,
arranger, conductor, bandleader and musical director during the hey day of
Visayan movies. He was one of the greatest musical figures in postwar
Visayan music born in San Nicolas, Cebu City and became involved in music
since he was in his early teens. The most popular group he founded in the Visayas was...
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January 20, 2004 only 28 days after Mahnee died,
Sheila succumbed to congestive heart failure early morning at
approximately 10:00 am at her son's house. Earlier, four days after
Mahnee's demise, Sheila was taken to the Peninsula Hospital when she
had difficulty breathing. Her death shocked hundreds and hundreds of
friends and acquantances from all over the world who were still
reeling from her husband's death and sending their expressions of
sympathy and words of comfort to her.
Sheila Cabase's final services held at Duggan's
Mortuary in Daly City California and at the Dimasalang Chapel in San
Francisco were attended by hundreds of people from all over the Bay
Area and from many parts of the world. Her viewing lasted from early
afternoon to evening with friends and relations paying their respects
with continuous rosaries, prayer offerings and music. The Ceremony of
Flowers handled by the Morante Family in tribute to Sheila was a thing
of beauty befitting a truly loved friend and "Mommy" to many.
Sheila is pictured here wearing one of her favorite costumes for Mardi
Gras. They were fond of costume and motif celebrations. Costume was
designed by Maya of Las Vegas.
The Love Story of
Manuel Cabase and Priscilla Campogan
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