How Do You Want To Die?

This is going to be short.

I forgot to tell you the exact—and very inspiring—way Tita Neneng died.

          (And just in case you haven’t read about her fantastic life, click here.)

          Her death was as dramatically beautiful as her life. Here’s how it happened.

          The Monday morning she died, she led worship in Anawim, our home for the abandoned elderly. And the last song she sang was a song I composed, entitled Draw Me. Here are the lyrics (Reading them gives me the chills!).

          Draw me now closer to thy throne,

          Take me near to receive thy mercy,

          Draw me deep into thy presence,

          Oh lift my soul higher and higher…

          Refrain:

          Higher, draw my soul higher,

          To thy throne where I will rest…

After worship, she should have rested—because Monday was her day off.

          But this 83-year old woman insisted on orienting the new batch of caregivers.

          At the end of her orientation, she closed her eyes, her head falling to the side. And that was it. The Anawim staff rushed her to the hospital, but even in the van, they could no longer find her pulse.

          For the longest time, Tita Neneng would tell me, “Brother Bo, I want to die on active duty for the Lord.” And God granted that request. To the letter.

          I don’t know about you, but that’s how I want to die.

          Peaceful. Quick. Painless. And with my boots on—serving the Lord!

          May your dream come true,

          Bo Sanchez

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46 Responses to “How Do You Want To Die?”

  1. That’s a good way to die: Peaceful. Quick. Painless.
    And the best way to die: Serving the Lord.

    Tita Neneng deserved to die that way. =)

  2. Wow… she’s truly blessed! at great extent, we can even call her saint. By the way, Brother Bo, how does the song sound? I would love to hear it.

  3. Great servant of the Lord! Giving her life to the fulliest to serve the Lord.

    For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain -Paul
    Philippians 1:21

  4. Bro. Bo,

    I am thankful that I had the opportunity to meet and work with Tita Neneng when we did our OJT at Anawim as caregivers for Red Cross. I vividly remember how warm and accommodating she was and how much concern she showed for each resident and staff member of Anawim.

    While her passing is a great loss to a lot of people whom she has helped and loved, she will continue to be a great inspiration to many. Thank you for sharing her life story to us.

  5. Hi Bo. I’ve learned first of Tita Neneng in your previous soulfood then on your video in PIBJ. It’s indeed an amazing life. A life for the lord, with the Lord and in the Lord.

    How do I want to die? Of course, I have always wanted to be in my deep sleep, no agony, no expenses. But of course I wanted it to be grace-filled. That is, I just received the Holy Eucharist after the sacrament of reconcilliation.

    More power to your ministries. In some of my long walks here, I offer you and your group to go a long, long way for the Lord. There are still many who do not know the Lord.

    God bless.

  6. I was really scared of these topics about “death” before because I can’t hardly imagine in what way I would want to die. I am scared of getting hit or something because I want to confess first, receive the holy eucharist, bid farewell to people i love, etc. And that could only happen if I would get sick! And I just don’t like that idea too… But now I realized that there is nothing about “death” that I should be afraid of. And if I am to die in a way that I am still serving God and I am able to receive the Holy Eucharist, peaceful, painless and still enthusiastic in the service, then I guess that would be great death. But off course, before I die, I wish that I would be able to prepare those who will be left behind. Emotionally and off course, financially. And again, I guess that could only happen if I start to live everyday as if it’s my last day on earth.

    I would also like to take this opportuniy to say thanks Bro. Bo for the KCon ticket you’ve given away on the singles’ night last Nov.7 at San Carlos. I got one of them! I was just a “saling-pusa” then and now I decided to actually join the community and it was fun to be involve in such a ministry.

    God bless us!

  7. Dear Bro. Bo,

    Sa totoo lang po hindi ko pa po ito napagiisipan, at ayaw ko pa rin pong isipin, marahil dahil bata pa naman ako at nasa unang yugto pa lang ako ng buhay ko.

    Bukod dun, napakabata pa po ng aking isang anak, kaya ang isipan ko ay nakatuon sa kanya at sa pagbibigay sa kanya ng maayos na buhay.

    Namatayan na rin po ako ng mahal sa buhay. Kaya alam ko ang pakiramdam nang naiiwanan. Sa akin pong karanasan, at sa nakita ko, hindi po maganda ang naging dulot nito sa aming mga naiwanan.

    Sa ngayon, ang masasabi ko lang po ay nais kong mamatay na hindi na mahihirapan ang mga maiiwanan kong mahal sa buhay. At sa puntong ito masasabi kong hindi pa po ako handa para duon at ang isipin yun ay pinapangambahan ko ng labis.

    Alam ko pong ang Diyos ay alam ang nais ng ating puso. At idinadalangin ko po iyon sa Kanya. Lubos po akong humahanga sa buhay ni Tita Neneng. Wala pong bahid ng karungisan ang pagkatao niya sa inyong kwento. Sana po lahat tayo ay ganito. May sadyang bukal at mapagparayang puso. Hindi sarili lamang ang iniisip.

    Salamat po sa pagpapadala ninyo ng link na ito sa akin. Itinuturing ko po kasi itong liham mula sa Kanya. At kada nakakatanggap ako nito, naiisip kong naiisip ako palagi ng Diyos. Salamat po ulit.

    Kasihan nawa tayo lahat ng Poong Maykapal.

  8. i wanted to die in the same way - peaceful, quick and painless. but it never crossed my mind that it should happen while i was on duty for the Lord. a very nice food for thought. very inspiring

  9. yes, God grants our deepest heart’s desires.that’s how God wants us to know that He’s with us. pray hard and live His word. Live to die for the Lord.
    Many thanks Bro. Bo! and God bless you always.

  10. Hi Bro Bo. I just want to share this article on death by St. Robert Bellarmine to your readers. I hope this inspires all of us to live well for Jesus.

    TO DIE WELL, DIE TO THE WORLD

    We must die to the world before we die bodily. For all who live for the world are dead to God, and no one can begin to live for God unless he first dies to the world. By this world, we understand the assembly of all sinners who love the world and are loved by the world. “If the world hates you, know that it has hated me before you. If you were of the world, the world would love what is its own. But because you are not of the world. . .therefore the world hates you.”

    “Do not love the world or the things that are in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him.” “Friendship with the world is enmity with God. Therefore, whoever wishes to be a friend of this world becomes an enemy of God.”

    To live in the world and to despise the goods of the world is something truly difficult. To see nice things and not love them, to taste sweet things and not to take delight, to despise honors, to seek labors, gladly to seek the last place, to yield to all others the higher position and to live in the flesh as if without flesh, these are all difficult, for this is the angelic life.

    For those who have wives to be as if they had none and those who weep as though not weeping; and those who rejoice as though not rejoicing and those who buy as not possessing; and those who use this world as though not using it. In short, be alive to the hope of the heavenly happiness and to be as little affected by earthly things.

    Let them love their wives, but with as moderate a love as if they did not have wives. If it is necessary to weep because of loss of loved ones, let them weep moderately as if they were not saddened. If good fortune or honors come, rejoice moderately as if there is nothing to rejoice. If they buy a house, behave as if they did not possess them. If we live in this world, live as if we are strangers, not citizens. This way, death is not feared but considered as gain, “For me to live in Christ and to die is gain.”

    Dying to the world is the way to learn how to die well in the flesh and attain salvation. Unless you die to the world, you will die a bad death and be condemned with this world.

    To die to the world, one does not have to give up riches. . .only the immoderate love of these things. Abraham, David and Hezechiah, Josiah were all wealthy but close to God. And we have many holy kings and emperors. Willing to sacrifice his only beloved son, Isaac, Abraham would have easily given up his riches.

    It is the desire for the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, the pride of life that is opposed to love of God. The desire for the world must lessen if love of God must increase. What seems to be an unbearable burden, the giving up of the world, when done for love God, becomes easy, gentle, sweet and light.

    St. Robert Bellarmine

  11. I believe too that is the best way to die…. while still serving the Lord. I also wanted to die peacefully, quick and painless, sitting on a bench beside a lake surrounded with beautiful nature, passing away while resting my head on my Lord’s shoulder after an eventful day. What a bliss!!!
    God bless!!!

  12. Dear Sir Bo,

    At this point of my life, i want to die due to financial problems but wait, am i ready to die? of course, im not…….dont have insurance yet to be given to my children,…….dont have memorial plans yet ,….. but the most important is……..myself, whch is not really ready to face the Creator. I just wanna die para makatakas sa mga problema. Pero nakakahiya pag harap ko sa kanya, wala akong maipagmamalaki sa kanya na may maganda akong nagawa dito sa lupa. sayang naman ang binigay niyang buhay sa akin na napunta lang sa wala. All of us will going to die kaya nga dapat lagi tayong handa para anytime na tawagin tayo ni Lord, we can say ” okay Lord, join na ko sayo jan, ” without any hesitation. Thanks Sir Bo for sharing this to us, na enlighten nito and nagdidilim kong isip. Please continue praying for me. God bless and MABUHAY po kayo!

  13. I think it is the best way to die. I’m glad that Tita Neneng got her dying wish, to die serving the Lord. May her life inspire us to serve the Lord more and help spread the good news of His coming again. May God Bless us all.

  14. hi brother Bo,

    Partly, i have the same wish with that of tita Neneng. Peaceful, quick and painless death. but serving the Lord fully is still void. i know I serve the Lord in my own capacity but am sure it is still not enough. … i continue praying that our gracious God will grant my wish not this early yet because am still young….i still have reasons to live longer and maybe with God’s grace I can exactly be like Tita Neneng when my time comes…

  15. Dear Bro. Bo,
    salamat sa isa namang inspiring soulfood na padala mo sa akin sarili bago sana ako mamatay ay makasunod sana ako ng lubos sa Kanyang banal na kalooban at makapaglingkod din ako para sa Kanya at maakay ko rin ang aking mga mahal sa buhay sa paglilingkod sa Kanya at ang iba pang kapwa ko.

  16. Tita Neneng is worth emulating. I would also wish to die in peaceful, well prepared and painless way. She’s really an inspiration to everyone.

  17. I used to be scared of death, until our college philosophy prof in Miriam asked us to do a project entitled “An Encounter with My Death”. It may sound morbid but it was really such a liberating experience for me! We were asked to “design” our death the way we want it to, we even had our “Huling Habilin” & eulogy from loved ones! I remember my nanay was so apprehensive to do mine, but she eventually did anyway.

    If I were to design my death, I want to die while I’m laughing my head off…until I’m gasping for air. That way, people would remember me as the one who had A VERY HAPPY DEATH!

  18. Amen to that! It’s so beautiful in the way Tita Neneng went to meet the Lord, doing God’s work to the very end. I hope God will grant me the grace to meet Him in a similar way when i’ve finished the race too :-)

  19. Hello Bro. Bo,
    I am always scared of death…. not mine but for my beloved members of the family. yet it did happen. Last year of October, my father died unexpectedly. I guess he did not suffer that much before his death but I think he is not prepared to die and to face our Almighty Father. With this event in my life Bro. Bo, when i heard topics about death, i always think of my father’s death and somehow until now i still cannot accept that he is now with us anymore. For me death is pain , sorrow and loneliness. In this incident also i blamed and questioned God, why? why my father? He was just 50 years old. Why that quick? My father was supposed to be out in the hospital that day but then he went to the CR .. that was the end of his life.. The reason of his death is cardiac arrest.
    But upon reading some of your blogs and with this blog I have tried to accept the reality.. my father has gone away.. He returned to his home and to his ultimate CREATOR.. ..
    I am just happy that he died with less pain, quick and i hope peaceful.. Me? i am also hoping to die like my father and Tita Neneng…
    Thanks Bro.Bo.. You have helped me a lot….

  20. What a beautiful way to go Home. :)

  21. Wow. Amazing. No other words could ever explain. She proved that life’s not depend on HOW much you have or you don’t have but on HOW you live your life.

    Life is truly beautiful. It’s up to you how to make it happen. Believe. Faith in God is the best thing ever in this world. And to do things for God.

  22. Hi Bro. Bo,

    many of us are scared to die and dont even want to think of how, probably its because we feel that there are still a lot of things we needed to do on earth, a lot of things to settle, but the problem is we dont even want to move a step to accomplish it. I hope that when its my turn to leave earth and meet our GOD, I can say to our Lord - mission accomplished Father !!!

  23. Of course I want to die peacefully in my sleep with the Lord beside me and without any pain. But as wise people say “We cannot choose the way we die but we can certainly choose the way we live”.

  24. Bro, i would love to hear that song!

  25. For the longest time, I always tell myself and the Lord, that if He’s going to take me to heaven, He can take me anytime, I wanted it to be quick and painless, and of course, peaceful. I am not afraid to die, I am contented and happy. But as I read your column, I asked the Lord another favor,as I thank Him for He had chosen me to serve Him among those who were called, I told Him “Lord, it would be much better if I die in service of you, and still quick, painless and peaceful”

  26. Dear Bro. Bo,

    honestly….I dont wanna die now….

    it’s really not for me…i want to live long para sa mga kids ko….

    I’m currently jobless…dito lang ako lagi sa house….bored.

    But I really love to work….for my kids…pero may pumipigil sakin…ung parents ko….
    ewan ko …they wouldn’t understand!

    kaya…. I don’t want to die now….

    Kawawa naman ung mga kids ko…ala na nga silang daddy ala pang mommy….

    pero I love to die that way…..Old and Fulfilled!

    thanks po pala sa mga word of wisdom!

  27. HI Bro Bo,
    truly a very beautiful story of a faithful servant of the Lord. so inspiring.. i was so blessed.

    thanks a lot for continue sharing wiht us the wonderful lives of people touched by God’s wonderful love. continue to be a blessing. mine to come,..ASAP!

    in Christ,
    amen!

  28. Bro. Bo,

    Your description of how Tita Neneng lived her life is truly inspiring. You can count with your fingers how many people could do such sacrifice and devotion to the Lord. I would say that she could be regarded as similar to Mother Teresa because of the way how she made those sacrifices in order to help the poor and the elderly. I salute you Tita Neneng and may your tribe grow more and more!

  29. the way tita neneng died was very inspiring…gusto ko ring mamatay ng ganun! grabe…kung sana may ganun kalakas na loob ako para magawa lahat ng gusto ko at lahat ng baga6y na iyon ay para sa Diyos…

  30. to going straight— thanks for sharing the insight on death by St. Robert Bellarmine.
    they say, there are only two things in life that are certain — taxes and death! yes, death is the common denominator between the young and the old, the rich and the poor, the weak and the strong, the powerful and the helpless. according to a poet — ” the paths of glory lead but to the grave… ” only God can determine how we die according to His purpose, but for sure we can pray for a happy death. some die quickly without suffering, others linger long in illness. in Christian perspective, suffering purifies the soul before death, it’s better to purify the soul while on earth than in the next. detachment from worldly things and its grandeur makes it easier for us to embrace death with dignity. how the world appears so trivial in our deathbed. as one writer said, ” a man whilst alive esteems the world, a man whilst dying condemns it .” death should be seen as a beginning , not an end. St. Francis gives us hope and faith in the glorious eternity in his prayer ” It is in dying that we are born to eternal life.” death is our twin from the day we’re born. let’s conduct our lives with the thought that this may be our last day and that we should do what is pleasing to God and good for our souls. we should be ready in our heavenly garment / attire to face our heavenly King in His glorious Kingdom.
    have a good day everyone! peace to all!
    Thanks Bro. Bo for this sharing this ultimate reality of death.
    God bless you and your family!

  31. hi,

    honestly, i’m afraid of this topic. however since we all know that we cannot escape this one fact: that we will all die eventually. I wanted to die, the same way as Tita Neneng: Peaceful. Quick. Painless.
    As long as I’m with the Lord and as long as I trust and love HIM, I know that everything will be alright, everything will be set accordingly in His will. He will take care of my family.

    Thanx bro bo.
    May God bless us always!

  32. That was a beautiful way to pass from this life to the next (heaven). I would love to die that way…peacefully and fulfilled.
    My dad also died quickly without suffering (maybe suffering in a way that he wasn’t bedridden). He was just hit by aneurism in the brain. And that was it. It was sudden for all of us. We were in shock. But in a way, I was happy with the way he died because it’s how he would have wanted it. No financial burdens for us nor hospital expenses. It was quiet (which was his wish).
    My paternal grandmother died in her sleep. My maternal grandfather just closed his eyes while at the dining table with my mom.
    I wish I can die like them…quiet, peaceful and content.

    Thank you Bo for sharing.

  33. the life of tita neneng makes me realize that the simplest of all simple things are truly our lifetime treasure….

    the simplicity of her heart,, leaving her comfort zone for others.and sharing of all the things given to her……

    thank you for sharing this………

  34. How thats wonderful. I’m earning thousands here in Hongkong and you know,soon I will give this up because I’m not contented.Money isnt everything. I really do wanna share my life with the orphans. Please Bro. Bo, help me to volunteer to Tahanan. Please grant the greatest dream of my life. Thanks. Godbless

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  36. I am in my 40`s this time. With my husband, we raise two wonderful kids. We are far from them because we work here in Japan. And if I die, with great submission HIs will be done. Like others too, I pray that it would not be too costly for ones left.

    Tita Neneng has been dead at the time she fully committed her life with God. But she had found life too wonderful by then despite giving up all her earthly desires, possessions and comfort for God`s glory. Surely, she has a plenty reporting to do to God for a job well done.

    Day by day, I struggle so hard to obey God`s commandments. To demonstrate the virtues like generousity, mercy, forgiveness and kindness to everyone. Too difficult because I had been deeply hurt and broken. But like Tita Neneng with GOd`s grace all things are possible.

    Bro. Bo. with God`s grace I desire to invest and expand this wealth we have for GOd`s greater glory. Please guide me how to start!

    More power and may GOd grants you and your family longer life.

  37. That is truly inspiring.
    I will follow her example in serving the Lord.

  38. Wow! Truly an inspiring story of a life well-lived and spent.

  39. Hello Bro. Bo,

    I am one of your avid fans…though this is the first time that i will be replying to your blog.

    Very recently namatay yung nanay ko … 40th day nya on November 30…she was diagnosed to have acute mylogenous leukemia …let me share to you my response during the necrological service that was offered to her by her co-teachers.

    Here it goes:

    Good morning, my name is Soy and I am my mothers favorite golden son. I always claim to be her favorite for a very obvious reason that I am his only son.

    I would like to share with you a few trivia about Nanay.

    At age 64, she did not wear any false dentures. I remember during her confinement at UST hospital, doctors and nurses were so surprised to know that she was not wearing any pustiso.

    She was diagnosed to have Acute Mylogenous Leukemia or AML 4 days after her 63rd bday, it was on October 9 last year when she was declared to have acquired the Big C. After undergoing a series of chemotherapy sessions, her hematologist announced that she is already in complete remission – that was in March 2008. Everyone including her oncologist was so happy when we learned that Nanay is already free from Cancer. Considering her age and all the pain that she went through, it was almost impossible for her to survive the procedure. However – after 3 months, It was in July, after another bone marrow test, her hematologist announced that the cancer cells are back. It was nanay’s will not to undergo the same pain of chemotherapy again so we’ve decided to bring her home here in Leyte.

    During her chemotherapy sessions, she needed to replace her Red Blood cells and platelet as her bone marrow is no longer able to produce its own. In 1 year, more or less 150 packs of whole red blood, platelet apheresis and platelet concentrate were infused to her.

    We would like to that thank 150+ successful donors and close to 1,000 friends, relatives and even unknown individuals who expressed their intent to donate but for some reasons they were not able to successfully donate their blood for nanay.

    There were days that I would ask myself, Why her? why does she have to suffer the pains of needle pricks, the psychological turmoil caused by her Cancer? Isn’t it enough that she already had problems with her eyesight in the past 40 years and was completely blind during the last 5 years of her life? These questions were unconsciously answered by Nanay….through her acceptance and her healthy disposition in life. I envy nanay for her courage and faith that in spite of her incapacity, she continues to work as a good teacher, award winning at that…..a loving wife, sister, friend and a wonderful and responsible Nanay to us. .

    If there’s something good that cancer has brought to the family, it has prepared us spiritually and emotionally and we freely talked about death. Sya yung nagdesisyon kun saan sya nakaharap kapag naglamay na sa kanya, kung ano damit na kanyang susuotin at kung ano yung damit na susuotin namin sa kanyan libing. kun ano it iya posisyon nya sa sementeryo at pati narin yung sa necrological service sya rin ang nag requests and I know that she is now smiling and happy.

    It was a tough journey but in the end what matters is and what we are thankful for Nanay had a peaceful death and it was very easy for her to accept that anytime she can go back to her creator..

    Thank you for all the people who are gathered here and for those who made her laugh and prayed with her.

    Thank you for all those who shared financial assistance during her medication and for making it easier for us to support her chemotherapy.

    Thank you for the people who unconditionally served and visited her in the hospital.
    To the people who prayed for her recovery, who prayed for her peaceful death…. Thank you!

    Nanay, you will surely be missed by the people who love you, we will miss your neverending kwentos, we will miss your advice and guidance and I will personally miss our telebabads

    We thank the good Lord for giving us such a wonderful and a very responsible nanay, a teacher and confidant.

    We love you so much and We would like to thank you for sharing 64 best years of your life with us.

    I love you and you will always remain close to my heart. Bye for now and until we meet again.

  40. Dearest Kuya Bo,

    hehehehe its nice…

    i hope that someday i would die like tita Nening

    namatay xa dahil sa pagserve nya sa panginoon….

    if God ask me to die now?

    i answered yes…

    because i know i am in a good hand and i have new home

    forever, and no pain here on earth..

  41. heheh.. my attention was caught just by reading the title… man!!.. i’ve been thinkin’ for some time now, how i would be with the Lord in Heaven someday. i also wish i would die that way.. quick, PAINLESS and peacefull having no unfinshed businesses.. :) i lubb the article.. i just honor tita neneng.. :) GODBLESS US ALL.. :D

  42. We should not be afraid to die because we experience a small death everyday when we sleep at night.

    The only difference is that in real death we wake up to face God. Blessed are those who are ready. I wish to wake up in God’s embrace.

  43. Bo, you know what? i really don’t want to talk anything and everything about death. It kills me! I know we owe our life to Him and soon we have to return this to Him, i just pray that if i’m gonna die, sana hindi ako mamatay dahil sa anumang karamdaman o aksidente. i want to die like your tita Neneng, yung fulfilled na, maraming nagawang mabuti sa pamilya, sa kapwa at higit sa lahat sa Diyos. Thank you so much Bo for sharing this article to us.

  44. kung ako..i dunno..gusto ko mamatay ng may nililigtas ako..i dont mind the pain..maybe, get the bullet for a loved one..i want to die, no matter how painful it may get, bsta quick and with someone i saved..then, i’ll go to God, and tell Him na i had a great life..

    ^.^ tnx bro. Bo for the inspiring artik! ^^

  45. I used to be a Christian. Horrible financial problems have really tested my faith. We lost our home, the home of my wife and 2 kids. Now my in-laws are having serious money problems and they too may lose their home. We are staying with them.

    I am still working, don’t know how long. My wife got laid off last month. There are no jobs, not even for qualified professionals. I cry every day. i don’t know what to do. Money is not enough. Taking care of 2 small kids. My boys are 5 and 3.

    Please pray, I cannot do so. Please pray for jobs, for income, for a miracle. I am not praying for anything free, simply a chance for my wife to get a job and make some money and for my in-laws. Pelase God help. Please Holy God please help. Please help. I don’t know the words to say, except that I would crawl naked on my belly, in the dirt if it would make things better.

    God help me. God help me. I Googled “Money problems, and I want to die.” and got this religious web page.

    You are good people.

  46. happy for her, she found her purpose while still alive. sana ako din.

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I got this crazy list from a friend. It’s title? The 9 Ways To Pretend You’re Busy At Work.        Here are 6 of them… 1. Always walk with 3 folders in your hands, even if the folders are empty. People with folders in their hands look like people going to meetings. People with nothing in their hands look like they’re […] Read more »

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Do You Want To Prosper?

          Do you want to be free from financial worry? Do you want to pay your debts?        Do you want to send your kids to good schools?        Do you want to buy a car that doesn’t break down every two months?        Do you want to buy your own house?        Do you want to, one day, walk […] Read more »

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