Augurio David Tolentino
January 21, 1936 - January 20, 2018
Augurio Tolentino left this earth January 20, 2018 at 3 am surrounded by close family.
He grew up in Bana farm in Santa Monica, Santa Rita, Pampanga, Philippines. The youngest of 6 siblings, he was preceded in death by his siblings, Francisco, Lydia, and Castor as well as his parents, Simplicio and Maria.
Augurio was a well educated man who spent his college days as a Seminarian majoring in theology and philosophy. He taught Math, English, Spanish, and Latin. As fate would have it, life had another path for him.
He married the love of his life for 49 years in 1968. Together, they started a family. In 1983, he took a chance picking up everything, moving with his wife and four children to Salt Lake City, Utah to start a better life.
The littlest things are what we'll miss the most. He was fond of completing his crossword puzzles while sipping cups of coffee. It was not uncommon to find a grandchild sitting by him, watching and waiting as he peeled their fruits, seafood, or watermelon seeds.
He is survived by his wife Marina and brother and sister Felicisima and Martin. He was father to four children, Remedios (Allan), Alvin (Melodie), Olegorio, and Rufo. His loving grandchildren are Katherine (Kevin), Madelyn, Marlee, Mia, Alvin Jr, Nicolas, and Erika. He had one great granddaughter, Kaci.
We would like to thank his medical staff at the Huntsman Cancer Institute led by Dr. Wallace Akerley. Special thanks to his long time primary care physician Dr. Susan Pohl.
Please help us celebrate Augurio's life at Starks Funeral Parlor Friday, January 26th from 6-8 pm. 3651 South 900 East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84106. Catholic funeral services will be held at Saint Patrick's Church Saturday, January 27th at 10 am followed by lunch. 1058 W 400 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84104.
In Loving Memory
My heart is saddened by the loss of my favorite patient. He fought until the very end. It looks like he had an amazing life fun of love and memories. I will miss seeing your friendly faces in clinic. I will forever remember his kind heart and sweet smile. He will always have a special place in my heart. I will keep you all in my thoughts at this difficult time. With lots of love, Tasha (Clinic 1A- Huntsman)
Tasha Rushton
West Point, UT