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Jessup Bahinting wake

Some photos taken during the wake of Captain Jessup Bahinting at St. Peter's Chapel in Cebu City. Bahinting died in a place crash off Masbate, together with DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo and Nepalese co-pilot Kshitiz Chand.
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Estimated 4,000 relatives friend and student from aviator pilot school attended the burial of capt. Jessup Bahinting. white balloons release in the air after his dead body laid to rest at the private cemetery in the town of Ginatilan. An airplane dives a the burial site.<br /> foto: Alex Badayos
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Estimated 4,000 relatives friend and student from aviator pilot school attended the burial of capt. Jessup Bahinting. white balloons release in the air after his dead body laid to rest at the private cemetery in the town of Ginatilan. An airplane dives a the burial site.
foto: Alex Badayos

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  • Estimated 4,000 relatives friend and student from aviator pilot school attended the burial of capt. Jessup Bahinting. white balloons release in the air after his dead body laid to rest at the private cemetery in the town of Ginatilan. An airplane dives a the burial site.<br /> foto: Alex Badayos
  • JOURNEY’S END. Misael Christian Pardamean, an Indonesian flight student, shows a photo of him and Kshitiz Chand, whose remains were flown to Kathmandu, Nepal on Sunday. (Allan Cuizon)
  • CEBU.  Tek Bahadur Chand, whose son Kshitiz died in the plane crash last August 18, writes a message on a tarp at the wake for Capt. Jessup Bahinting. “Namaste and miss you,” he wrote.  (Amper Campaña)
  • CEBU. Margarita Bahinting (third from left) receives a plaque from the Cebu City Government, represented by Mayor Michael Rama, commending him for saving the lives of others, including Cebu City assistant zoo keeper Ronaldo Aventurado (second from right). “I will owe him for the rest of my life,” said Aventurado, whose snakebite from a cobra was treated using anti-venom that one of Bahinting’s planes flew in from Camiguin. (Sun.Star/Allan Defensor)
  • YOU SAVED MY LIFE.  Assistant Cebu City zookeeper Ronaldo Aventurado leaves a thank you note on a tarpaulin message board in honor of Capt. Jessup Bahinting. The captain saved Aventurado’s life by lending a Cessna that flew to Cebu some antivenom from Camiguin, after a cobra bit the zookeeper’s hand. (Sun.Star Photo/Ruel Rosello)
  • Student pilots carry the body of Captain Jessup Bahinting who died in a plane crash in Masbate. Bahinting's remains arrived at the Mactan Cebu International Airport from Masbate on Thursday, August 23, 2012, a day after his body was retrieved off Masbate. He died together with DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo and Nepalese co-pilot Kshitiz Chand. (Allan Cuizon)
  • Family and friends of Capt. Jessup Bahinting during the wake at St. Peter's Chapel in Cebu City. (Allan Defensor)
  • The body of Aviatour CEO and chairman Captain Jessup Bahinting arrived Thursday at the Mactan-Cebu International Airport from Masbate. His body was retrieved on Wednesday, August 22, 2012, inside the fuselage of the Piper Seneca that crashed off Masbate. Carrying his remains in this photo are student pilots. (Allan Cuizon)
  • Flowers offered for Captain Jessup Bahinting, a pilot who died in a plane crash of Masbate last August 18, 2012. He was with DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo and two others when the accident happened. Only Robredo's aide survived the crash. (Sunnex)
  • Close friends and relatives of Captain Jessup Bahinting started to flock to St. Peter's Funeral Homes in Cebu City for the wake of the pilot who died in a plane crash in Masbate. (Sunnex)
  • Friends of Captain Jessup Bahinting visit the wake Wednesday, August 23, 2012, of the pilot who was killed in a plane crash off Masbate. The man in checkered polo holds the framed picture of Bahinting. (Sunnex)
  • Friends of Captain Jessup Bahinting pay their last respects for the pilot who died in a plane crash in Masbate. Bahinting was with DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo, Police Senior Inspector Jun Abrazado, and Nepalese co-pilot Kshitiz Chand when their Piper Seneca plane plunged into the sea, 300 meters away from the Masbate airport. Bahinting's body was recovered Wednesday, four days after the plane crash. His remains now lie in state at St. Peter's Funeral Homes in Cebu City, Philippines. (Sunnex)
  • A friend of the Bahinting family writes her message for Captain Jessup Bahinting on the message wall prepared at the St. Peter's Funeral Homes in Cebu City. (Sunnex)
  • Casket of Jessup Bahinting at St. Peter's Funeral Homes. (Sunnex)
  • Casket bearing the remains of Piper Seneca pilot Captain Jessup Bahinting at the St. Peter's Funeral Homes in Cebu City, Philippines. (Sunnex)
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