Manny Beltran Manlangit

Manny (Dominador) B. Manlangit, a man who embodied warmth, humor, and unwavering dedication to his family, passed away on October 8, 2026, at the age of 96. Born on July 3, 1930, in San Roque, Nabua, Camarines Sur, Philippines, Manny lived a life full of love, service, and adventure.

The beloved son of Sebastiana Masagca Beltran and Melquiades Manlangit, Manny was a man of many talents and interests. He pursued his education in electrical engineering at FEATI University in Quiapo, Manila, demonstrating an early aptitude for technical skills. His career spanned a remarkable trajectory, beginning with his dedicated service in the Armed Forces of the Philippines. Manny retired as a second lieutenant after 21 years, having served with distinction, including receiving a medal for his bravery during an encounter with an outlaw at Mount Sandahan, Luuk, Sulu, on November 19, 1964.

Following his military career, Manny transitioned to a successful career at AT&T, where he worked for 19 years in installation and networking. His professional journey was marked by numerous training accomplishments and a commitment to excellence, which earned him respect and admiration from colleagues and friends alike.

Manny's personal life was equally rich and fulfilling. He was first married to Belen Legaspi on April 29, 1956, until her passing on November 19, 1968. The love and companionship they shared was a testament to their enduring bond. On December 11, 1998, Manny found love again and married Maria Eva (Mae) Santillan, who survives him, along with their cherished children, Madelyn, and Marilyn and his children with Blene: Shirley, Dominador Jr., Beverly, Albert, .

As a devoted member of Grace Baptist Church, Manny lived out his faith with dedication and joy. His hobbies reflected his vibrant spirit and included spending time with family, camping, fishing, crabbing, and rebuilding computers. He had a knack for fixing cars and enjoyed visiting Goodwill to find unique items to add to his collection.

A man full of life, Manny was known for his hospitality, thoughtfulness, and willingness to help others. His humor lightened many hearts, even amidst his own suffering. He leaves behind a legacy of faith, laughter, and kindness, urging us all to cherish family, welcome others warmly, and seek to be a blessing in challenging times.

A service to honor Manny's remarkable life will be held on October 17, 2026, at 1:30 PM at the Restlawn Funeral Home, located at 201 N Oak Grove Rd NW.

Manny's legacy will endure in the hearts of all who knew him, as we remember his faith, humor, and the profound impact he had on those around him.