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Magaly Celestina Maduro (She was not only a beauty but also a great spirit!)
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Date Posted: 01:07:40 07/23/06 Sun
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miss u fan
's message, "May you rest in Peace ROSARIO" on 18:10:09 04/24/06 Mon
I believe that a human being is a single being unique and unrepeatable. We come on earth for a reason i think i met her for a reason at the Miss Universe Pageant in
Seoul Korea 1980 and she kept in my mind as a real beauty from heart and soul that is how i remember her.
May you rest in peace Rosario
Miss Aruba 1980
Magaly Celestina Maduro
FONT SIZE=10 COLOR=BLACK> Former MISS UNIVERSE
>1980 3rd Runner-up MARIA ROSARIO SILAYAN of the
>Philippines died of Colon Cancer at the age of 46. Our
>deepest CONDOLENCE.
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> SHE WAS ONLY 46. MA.
>Rosario "Chat" Silayan--1980 Miss Universe third
>runner-up, actress and, most recently, TV host--died
>Sunday night after a two-year bout with colon cancer.
>
>Only family and close friends had known she was sick.
>
>"Chat kept her illness a secret to avoid a media
>circus. Also, she didn't want the public to see her in
>such a state," said Rene Salud, her fashion designer,
>friend and mentor.
>
>Salud said even he didn't know Silayan had fallen ill
>until a year after the cancer was diagnosed.
>
>"It came to me as a great shock," he told the Inquirer
>in a phone interview yesterday. "I wished I could do
>something to help her."
>
>Silayan died at around 8 p.m. at St. Luke's Medical
>Center in Quezon City, according to her mother
>Antonietta Rivera.
>
>The daughter of the late actor Vic Silayan, Chat is
>survived by her husband Mike Bailon and children
>Victor Anthony, Timothy and Michaela.
>
>Her remains lie at the Santuario de San Antonio in
>Forbes Park, Makati City. Interment is set for
>Saturday at the Manila Memorial Park in Sucat,
>Parañaque City.
>
>"Chat died in her sleep," her mother said. "She didn't
>seem to be in pain. Mike had told me the night before
>that Chat wanted to see me. When I arrived the next
>day at 4:30 p.m., she was asleep. I thought of waking
>her up but changed my mind because I decided it was
>better for her to rest. Now I wish I did wake her
>up--at least she'd have known that I was around."
>
>Another picture
>
>Silayan's friend, singer Kuh Ledesma, saw another
>picture.
>
>"I know for a fact that she suffered a lot because of
>the cancer," Ledesma recalled. "But she was very
>courageous because she was certain that she would go
>to heaven."
>
>The last time she saw Silayan, the singer said, was
>six months ago. "At the time, I had heard she was
>already in a bad way, but there she was at the mall
>with her family. I think they were going to see a
>movie."
>
>Rivera said her daughter had started feeling pains in
>the abdomen and lower back two years ago, but that the
>actress, a health buff, had brushed off those
>symptoms, saying they were probably just the result of
>a rigid exercise regimen.
>
>Finally, Rivera recounted, Silayan was alarmed when
>she passed blood in her urine and stool. She went for
>a checkup then, the mother said.
>
>Her daughter had insisted that discussions about her
>illness be kept to a minimum, Rivera added.
>
>"Michael was her faithful companion throughout this
>battle," she said. "Even while we accepted that death
>came to everyone sooner or later, we were all hoping
>for a miracle for Chat."
>
>Inevitable
>Silayan's colleague, Angeli Pangilinan-Valenciano,
>shared Rivera's sentiment: "We never considered death
>as an inevitability for Chat. She was a good person.
>Whenever we saw each other, we always talked about
>healing."
>
>For the past seven years, Silayan's show biz career
>had been handled by Valenciano's talent management
>company, Manila Genesis Entertainment.
>
>Silayan also belonged to the New Life Christian
>Fellowship in Alabang, Muntinlupa.
>
>"I will miss our prayer time together," said
>Valenciano.
>
>Within an hour of Silayan's passing, her friend and
>fellow beauty queen Desiree Verdadero had sent text
>messages breaking the news to all interested parties,
>including the media.
>
>Salud himself said he found out about Silayan's
>passing from 1979 Binibining Pilipinas Universe Dang
>Cecilio.
>
>"Chat and I started our [separate] careers together.
>If it were not for her, Dang, Melanie (Marquez) and
>the other girls [I helped dress up as beauty queens],
>I wouldn't be where I am now," he added.
>
>"I will always remember Chat as the one who made the
>serpentina famous [again]."
>
>Final exit
>
>Silayan had worn Salud's creation, a light blue
>serpentina (tight-fitting terno that flares
>dramatically at the knees) for the 1980 Miss Universe
>competition in Seoul, South Korea.
>
>Now for this, her final exit, Silayan is wearing
>another Salud creation--an ecru gown made from piña
>fabric, with an embroidered collar and long sleeves
>with ruffles.
>
>He explained: "Chat was always a big lover of
>Filipiniana. I am at once glad and sad that her last
>outfit was something I had made."
>
>Silayan was also a registered nutritionist-dietitian
>with a degree from the Philippine Women's University.
>She passed the board exams in 1979.
>
>Movie career
>
>In the movies, she was last seen in Star Cinema's "My
>First Romance" (2003). Until recently, she cohosted
>with Dulce and Peter Kairuz the weekly show "700 Club
>Asia," which reports and dramatizes modern "miracles."
>
>Her other films included "Kung Ako Na Lang Sana"
>(2003), "Esperanza: The Movie" (1999), "Ipaglaban Mo:
>The Movie Part 2" (1997) and "Dyesebel" (1990).
>
>Along with other Born Again Christians like Ledesma
>and Coney Reyes, Silayan had taken an active part in
>the presidential campaign of Bro. Eddie
>Villanueva--founding director of the Jesus is Lord
>Church Worldwide--in 2004. -By Marinel R. Cruz,
>Inquirer
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