Dennis Thomas Tudtud recounted the goodness of his parents through a Facebook post, after he confirmed the death of his father Dr. Dennis Ramon Tudtud on Tuesday, March 31. Coronavirus (COVID-19) has claimed the life of the Cebuano oncologist.
Dr. Tudtud's death came days after his wife, Dr. Helen Tudtud (Pathologist) also succumbed to the disease.
“Our Daddy Dennis has joined Mommy Helen. My sister and I are in deep sorrow that God had to take both of them but I take comfort that they are happy together in their journey to paradise,” Dennis Thomas wrote.
Troubled Dennis Thomas, whose birthday is today, asked everyone to include his parents on their prayers.
“Today is my birthday. It pains me that both my parents are no longer here. I cannot bring them back to life but I can celebrate their lives,” Dennis Thomas said.
“Please remember my parents, Doctor Dennis Ramon Momongan Tudtud and Doctor Helen Evangelista Tudtud. Please include them in your prayers as they journey together to heaven. Please also pray for those who are still fighting this battle. My parents may have lost but the Lord won two angels,” he added.
"I will forever miss our Daddy Den’s selflessness. He has always put others before himself. As a father, he gave us everything we needed and wanted. He worked so hard for us. He was happy when he saw us happy.
"He did everything to put smiles on our faces. He adored my mother. He would give the world to Mommy Helen if it was possible. That was how much he loved our Mommy. He loved his grandchildren.
"He would play with them and shower them with gifts. He’d carry them to their bedrooms when they were asleep just as he carried us when we were children," this is how Dennis described his dad.
"He did everything to put smiles on our faces. He adored my mother. He would give the world to Mommy Helen if it was possible. That was how much he loved our Mommy. He loved his grandchildren.
"He would play with them and shower them with gifts. He’d carry them to their bedrooms when they were asleep just as he carried us when we were children," this is how Dennis described his dad.
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