2007 in The Philippines - Deaths

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  • January 13: Gido Babilonia, basketball player (born 1966)
  • January 15: Pura Santillan-Castrence, writer and diplomat (born 1905)
  • January 16: Jainal Antel Sali, Jr., Abu Sayyaf leader (born 1964)
  • January 16: Lee Aguinaldo, abstract painter (born 1933)
  • January 22: Cecilia Gutierrez, 64, mother of actress Chin-Chin Gutierrez (born 1942)
  • January 24: Jose R. Velasco, physiologist and National Scientist (born 1916)
  • February 18: Vicente Ericta, retired Supreme Court Associate Justice (born 1915)
  • February 19: Antonio Serapio, Congressman from Valenzuela City (born 1937)
  • March 16: Joey Gosiengfiao, film director (born 1941)
  • March 17: Antonio M. Martinez, retired Supreme Court Associate Justice (born 1929)
  • March 24: Jun Bernardino, former Philippine Basketball Association commissioner (born 1947)
  • April 3: Gloria T. Aragon, first woman director of PGH (born 1918)
  • April 7: Ogie Juliano, theater director (born 1961)
  • April 13: Salvador J. Valdez, Jr., retired Court of Appeals Justice (born 1936)
  • April 13: Nicanor Yñiguez, last Speaker of the Regular Batasang Pambansa during Marcos administration (born 1915)
  • April 28: Julian Resuello, 54, former San Carlos, Pangasinan mayor (born 1952)
  • May 17: Cesar "Kuya Cesar" Nucum, radio broadcaster (born 1938)
  • May 18: Yoyoy Villame, singer and comedian (born 1938)
  • June 2: Paulo Campos, physician and National Scientist (born 1921)
  • June 16: Leonardo Perez, former Senator and COMELEC Chairman (born 1925)
  • July 13: Fredegusto "F.G." David, psychologist (born 1938)
  • July 17: Geronimo Velasco, Minister of Energy during Marcos administration (born 1927)
  • July 21: Jesus Sison, Press Secretary during Ramos administration (born 1931)
  • August 9: Pete Roa, television host (born 1940)
  • August 27: Ramon Zamora, actor (born 1935)
  • August 29: Nenita Cortes-Daluz, radio journalist and politician (born 1939)
  • October 24: Mita Pardo de Tavera, former DSWD Secretary during Aquino administration (born 1920)
  • November 8: Dulce Quintans-Saguisag, former DSWD Secretary during Estrada administration and wife of ex-Senator Rene Saguisag (born 1943)
  • November 13: Wahab Akbar, Congressman from Basilan (born 1960)
  • November 15: Emoy Gorgonia, former TV host "Tukaan" (born 1962)
  • November 16: Ross Rival a.k.a. Rosauro Salvador, action film actor and father of actress Maja Salvador (born 1945)
  • November 18: Sedfrey Ordoñez, former Secretary of Justice during Aquino administration (born 1921)
  • December 5: Rene Villanueva, creator and head writer of Batibot (born 1954)
  • December 15: Ace Vergel, film actor (born 1952)
  • December 15: Ernest Santiago, fashion designer (born 1939)
  • December 22: Adrian Cristobal, writer and columnist (born 1932)
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    “There is the guilt all soldiers feel for having broken the taboo against killing, a guilt as old as war itself. Add to this the soldier’s sense of shame for having fought in actions that resulted, indirectly or directly, in the deaths of civilians. Then pile on top of that an attitude of social opprobrium, an attitude that made the fighting man feel personally morally responsible for the war, and you get your proverbial walking time bomb.”
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