Theater actress at direktor na si Enchang Kaimo, pumanaw na; mister niya, naglabas ng pahayag

• Filipino theater actress and director Enchang Kaimo has passed away, her husband, Mari Kaimo, announced on social media
• He shared a heartfelt tribute reflecting on their 45 years together and expressed hope of reuniting with her through Christ
• Enchang worked with Repertory Philippines before helping establish Trumpets, a theater company known for its faith-inspired productions
• She is survived by her husband and children, including theater artist Khalil Kaimo

Filipino theater actress and director Enchang Kaimo has died, her husband, Mari Kaimo, announced in a heartfelt Facebook post on Monday, October 19.

In his message, Mari reflected on their 45 years together, sharing a Bible passage about companionship and expressing his hope of being reunited with his wife in the future.

Mari accompanied his tribute with a photo of them together, taken after the 25th anniversary celebration of “The 700 Club” in October 2019. The image captured a moment from their decades-long relationship, which he commemorated through his emotional message.

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In his post, Mari began by sharing a passage from the Bible about God's creation of a suitable companion for man.

“Moses wrote:

18 Then Yahweh God said, 'It is not good for the man to be alone; I will make him a helper suitable for him.'

Genesis 2, LSB”

He then reflected on how Enchang had been his companion for 45 years before her passing.

“On this month 45 years ago, God brought me the helper who would be suitable for me. Today, He took her back unto Himself.

She rests now in His embrace and is fully free of the chains that bind us all. I look forward to the day that we are reunited once again when our Christ returns!”

Mari also explained the story behind the photograph he shared, expressing gratitude to the person who captured the special moment.

“This photo was taken after The 700 Club's 25th Anniversary back in October of 2019. Thanks once again to Katherine Inocencio who, through this photo, memorialized this moment for history.

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Mine and Ench's history, that is.”

The cause of Enchang's death has not been disclosed.

Enchang made significant contributions to Philippine theater, having worked with Repertory Philippines before becoming one of the artists who helped establish Trumpets, a theater company known for its faith-inspired productions.

Throughout her career, she was involved in various theatrical productions, including “Hairspray,” “The Wedding Singer,” and “First Name Anew.” She also directed “Kings, Dreams & Schemes,” a musical inspired by the biblical story of Daniel in the lion's den.

Her work in theater reflected her involvement in productions that brought stories to life onstage, including those inspired by faith and biblical narratives.

Enchang is survived by her husband and their children, including theater actor and singer Khalil Kaimo.

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Meanwhile, former “Iskul Bukol” actor Anthony Roquel, who was widely known for playing Tonette Macho, died on October 16 at the age of 68. His niece, Nica Gomez-Lorena, announced his passing in a Facebook post and later confirmed the cause of his death to GMA News Online. The family also shared details of the funeral services held in his honor.

Source: KAMI.com.gh