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Maria Paz Victoriano Cinco, 89 of Quezon City, Philippines and San Antonio, Texas entered our Lords kingdom on May 3, 2019 with family at her side. She is survived by a host of children, grand children, and great grandchildren - Antonio “Butch” Cinco (Maricopa, Arizona) with wife Celia Samia Cinco and children Lyza, Mary, Martin, and daugther and grandchildren Rebecca and Patrick; Fernando “Dindo” Cinco (Antipolo Rizal, Philippines) with wife Doreen Dejoya Cinco and children Lorenzo and Betina; Emmanuel “Manny “ Cinco (Quezon City, Philippines) with wife Nica Reyes Cinco and children Mark, Kristine, and Samantha; Ermenilda “Nilda” Cinco (Pampanga) with husband Budgee Dunglao and children Paolo and Jeffrey; Andrew Cinco (SanAntonio, TX). with wife Nicole Hernandez Cinco and children Penelope Andrea, Andrew Jr. and son Ethan from Thunderbay, Canada. Siblings are Sister Miriam Raymond Victoriano (Philippines) Rosita Victoriano Paguio (Houston, Texas) and Sister Marie Victoriano (Los Angeles, California). She also has 3 baby daugthers named Cherry, Ermenilda, and Elizabeth who all passed away when they were infants. Maria Paz also known as Pacita, Tita (in the Philippines) and Maria (here in the US) was the sixth child of Dr. Jose and Elvira Victoriano. She spent her teenage years during WWII in the Philippines. She was around 10 years old walking the streets of Manotoc, Manila, a task she was delegated by her parents, going to the market getting food for her family. She went to high school at Holy Spirit in Manila, Philippines. She went to college in Manila Central University studying Commerce. She married Antonio Cristobal Cinco from Tondo, Manila who was an attorney and served at the City Hall of Manila for many years. They had 5 children and spent a lot of happy years at 102 Buagan St. Caloocan City. Tita loves to sing and dance. They frequent the Juzmag Club with friends ballroom dancing. She migrated to the US in 1989 (San Antonio, Texas) with her husband and youngest son Andrew. She worked at Panda Bear Day Care Center at Wetmore Road caring for infants. Tita is a devoted catholic. The first parish church in San Antonio that her family attended was St. Anthony De Padua at Lorenz street. Her last parish church was at Santo Nino de Cebu Church in which parish priest Father Arnold gave her the last rites. Tita and Tony had solemn dedication to the Lady of Shoenstatt, Mother Thrice Admirable. Tita performed her apostolic work and brought the replica image of the Lady to the first shrine built in the Philippines in Laoag City. Tita was predeceased by her loving husband in the year 2012. Her friends will remember her as a very thoughtful and caring person. Tita was immensely very proud of her family and leaves behind nothing but beautiful memories. On her last days and hours, Tita was with her 2 youngest children Andrew, Nilda, and Butch as well as Sister Marie in the hospital and their home in Mission Del Lago. Also her dear friends Robert and Elivara Barba. She was placed on Hospice care with Cima Hospice who assisted with the end of life care to Tita and her loved ones. The hospice team did an exceptional job with their care and compassion. Her remains will be taken home to the Philippines accompanied by her one and only daugther Nilda to be placed beside her husband at St. Peters Columbary in Quezon City, Philippines.

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Maria Paz Cinco

January 24, 1930 - May 3, 2019