Ernesto Ordinario Pojas
Ernesto Ordinario Pojas, a kind, loving, and faithful man, passed away peacefully on December 5, 2024, at the age of 82. Born on September 4, 1942, in Rosales, Pangasinan, Philippines, Ernesto lived a life marked by devotion to his family, his faith, and his country.
A proud Navy veteran, Ernesto served the United States with honor and dignity. His time in the service shaped his values of discipline, resilience, and commitment to helping others, which he carried throughout his life.
Ernesto is survived by his beloved wife, Milagros Pojas, whose love and companionship were his greatest joys. Together, they built a strong and loving family, including their daughters, Christine Pojas and Mimi Glick. He was also the cherished grandfather of Christian Pojas and Mateo Graham, and the proud great-grandfather of Zevy and Isabel Pojas. Ernesto’s legacy of love, kindness, and faith lives on in each of them.
He will be remembered as a man of strong principles, who approached life with humility and a generous heart. His family and friends will deeply miss his warm presence, wisdom, and unwavering support.
May his soul rest in eternal peace.
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Sending our heartfelt condolences, love, light and strength to the Pojas family. May you all embrace everyone’s comfort & prayers, Rest in Paradise Uncle Ernie, you’ll always be remembered and loved.
The Egbalic & Badami family
Our deepest condolences to the whole Family. Rest in Peace Uncle Ernie.
~ Love Rex & Leo
Sending my love and prayers to the Pojas family . May all your memories that you all have get you through this difficult time .
My deepest condolences,
Jamie Diego
My prayers are with you all during this time. My dearest sis Mimi my memory of dad is the sharing of his amazing calamansi. Till this day I cannot get my calamansi large like dad’s.
I pray you and the family find comfort reflecting back on his many blessings. Salamat for sharing a part of your families life with me sis.
Love you and the family. Xoxo
Elisha and Hector Asoau.
May he rest in peace