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ANNETTE Versoza Osmeña, the wife of the late former Cebu governor Emilio Mario "Lito" Osmeña, passed away at 7:48 a.m. on Saturday, July 31, 2021.
Mariano "Mimo" Osmeña, the couple's eldest son, confirmed this in a Facebook post.
"With a sad heart, I have to announce that my mom Annette has joined my dad. They would have been married 60 years this December. Now, they are together forever. Please everyone be safe. This Covid-19 virus is real," said Mimo.
Annette, 79, died less than two weeks after her husband died on July 19.
Mimo said both his mother and father contracted Covid-19
They were hospitalized together last July 19. They underwent a rapid antigen test on July 11 and a polymerase chain reaction test on July 12 and tested positive on both tests.
"It was up and down, but at the end we suspect it was sepsis. Started looking mild lang," he said.
He said they do not know yet the actual cause of death, but they believe it was Covid-related complication.
"The family has not decided what to do. I think the grandchildren are doing the plans," he told SunStar Cebu.
ANNETTE Versoza Osmeña, the wife of the late former Cebu governor Emilio Mario "Lito" Osmeña, passed away at 7:48 a.m. on Saturday, July 31, 2021.
Mariano "Mimo" Osmeña, the couple's eldest son, confirmed this in a Facebook post.
"With a sad heart, I have to announce that my mom Annette has joined my dad. They would have been married 60 years this December. Now, they are together forever. Please everyone be safe. This Covid-19 virus is real," said Mimo.
Annette, 79, died less than two weeks after her husband died on July 19.
Mimo said both his mother and father contracted Covid-19
They were hospitalized together last July 19. They underwent a rapid antigen test on July 11 and a polymerase chain reaction test on July 12 and tested positive on both tests.
"It was up and down, but at the end we suspect it was sepsis. Started looking mild lang," he said.
He said they do not know yet the actual cause of death, but they believe it was Covid-related complication.
"The family has not decided what to do. I think the grandchildren are doing the plans," he told SunStar Cebu.
https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1902555/Cebu/Local-News/Former-Cebu-first-lady-passes-away-at-79 excerpt
ANNETTE Versoza Osmeña, the wife of the late former Cebu governor Emilio Mario "Lito" Osmeña, passed away at 7:48 a.m. on Saturday, July 31, 2021.
Mariano "Mimo" Osmeña, the couple's eldest son, confirmed this in a Facebook post.
"With a sad heart, I have to announce that my mom Annette has joined my dad. They would have been married 60 years this December. Now, they are together forever. Please everyone be safe. This Covid-19 virus is real," said Mimo.
Annette, 79, died less than two weeks after her husband died on July 19.
Mimo said both his mother and father contracted Covid-19
They were hospitalized together last July 19. They underwent a rapid antigen test on July 11 and a polymerase chain reaction test on July 12 and tested positive on both tests.
"It was up and down, but at the end we suspect it was sepsis. Started looking mild lang," he said.
He said they do not know yet the actual cause of death, but they believe it was Covid-related complication.
"The family has not decided what to do. I think the grandchildren are doing the plans," he told SunStar Cebu.
ANNETTE Versoza Osmeña, the wife of the late former Cebu governor Emilio Mario "Lito" Osmeña, passed away at 7:48 a.m. on Saturday, July 31, 2021.
Mariano "Mimo" Osmeña, the couple's eldest son, confirmed this in a Facebook post.
"With a sad heart, I have to announce that my mom Annette has joined my dad. They would have been married 60 years this December. Now, they are together forever. Please everyone be safe. This Covid-19 virus is real," said Mimo.
Annette, 79, died less than two weeks after her husband died on July 19.
Mimo said both his mother and father contracted Covid-19
They were hospitalized together last July 19. They underwent a rapid antigen test on July 11 and a polymerase chain reaction test on July 12 and tested positive on both tests.
"It was up and down, but at the end we suspect it was sepsis. Started looking mild lang," he said.
He said they do not know yet the actual cause of death, but they believe it was Covid-related complication.
"The family has not decided what to do. I think the grandchildren are doing the plans," he told SunStar Cebu.
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