Maria Antonia Cobriros Wolfe

In Loving Memory of Maria Antonia Del Rosario Cobriros-Wolfe

Maria Antonia Wolfe, lovingly known to her family and friends as “Mariton” or “Ton,” and affectionately called “Tita Ton” by her nieces and nephews, passed away peacefully on August 9, 2026, at 9:15 a.m. in North Carolina, USA, at the age of 61.

Born on February 20, 1965 in Catbalogan, Samar, Philippines, she lived a life filled with faith, love, laughter and devotion to her family. She later became the beloved wife of Jerry Allen Wolfe, whom she loved deeply.

Tita Ton was a woman of strong faith with a genuinely kind and loving heart. She was joyful and cheerful and she brought happiness to everyone around her. She loved to sing, especially karaoke and she loved to dance. She also enjoyed shopping and traveling, finding happiness in visiting new places and sharing those experiences with the people she loved. These are among the many things her family will always remember the joy, laughter, music, adventures and happiness she brought into their lives.

Most importantly, Tita Ton truly loved her family. She held a particularly special place in her heart for all of her nieces and nephews. To many of them, she was more than an aunt, she was a second mother. She cared for them, helped them, guided them and loved them as if they were her own.

She was incredibly kind and generous. Whenever someone she loved needed help, Tita Ton was there. Her kindness was not something she simply spoke about, it was something she showed through the way she lived and cared for others.

Throughout her life, she deeply missed her parents and her brother, who passed before her. Her family finds comfort in believing that after missing them for so long, Tita Ton is now reunited with her parents and brother in Heaven.

Although her family will deeply miss her voice, laughter, singing, dancing and the love she gave so freely, the beautiful memories she created will remain in their hearts forever.

Rest peacefully, Tita Ton. You were a loving wife, a beloved sister and aunt, a second mother and a beautiful presence in the lives of so many. You were deeply loved and you will never be forgotten.