List of Philippine legislators who died in office

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The following is a list of senators and members of the various editions of the lower house of the Philippine legislature who died while they were serving their terms.

Senate

Member Party Date of death Age at death (years) Cause
Francisco Tongio Liongson   Nacionalista Party February 20, 1919 49 unspecified natural causes
Espiridión Guanco   Nacionalista Party May 2, 1925 n/a unspecified natural causes
Santiago Lucero[1]   Democrata Party November 2, 1925 n/a unspecified natural causes
Tomás Gómez[2]   Nacionalista Party July 28, 1926 n/a unspecified natural causes
Mariano Yulo   Nacionalista Party July 11, 1929 65 Car accident
Juan B. Alegre   Democrata Party June 14, 1931 49 Gastric ulcer. Took the oath of office on his deathbed[3]
José Clarín   Nacionalista Party June 2, 1935 55 Lung tumor[4]
Norberto Romualdez[2]   Nacionalista Party November 4, 1941 66 Died of a heart attack before he could take office
Daniel Maramba   Nacionalista Party December 27, 1941 71 Died of tuberculosis before he could take office[5][6]
José Ozámiz   Nacionalista Party February 11, 1944 45 Executed by the Japanese during World War II before he could take office.[7]
Vicente Y. Sotto   Popular Front March 28, 1950 73 unspecified natural causes
Tomás Confesor   Nacionalista Party June 6, 1951 60 Heart attack[8]
Emiliano Tria Tirona[2]   Liberal Party April 8, 1952 70 unspecified natural causes
Esteban Abada   Liberal Party December 17, 1954[9] 58 unspecified natural causes
Ruperto Kangleon[2]   Democratic Party February 27, 1958 58 Myocardial infarction
Claro M. Recto   Nacionalista Party October 2, 1960 70 Heart attack[10]
Mariano Jesús Cuenco   Nacionalista Party February 25, 1964[11] 76 unspecified natural causes
Eulogio Rodriguez   Nacionalista Party December 9, 1964 81 Heart attack[12]
Gaudencio Antonino   Liberal Party November 13, 1967 58 Helicopter crash[13]
Marcelo Fernan   Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino July 11, 1999[14] 71 Cancer
Renato Cayetano   Lakas June 25, 2003 68 Abdominal cancer[15]

Philippine Legislature (1907-1935)

Member Party
Province
(district)
 Date of death Age at death (years) Cause
Melecio Cojuangco   Progresista Party Tarlac
(1st district) 		March 13, 1909 n/a Heart attack[16]
Dimas Guzman   Nacionalista Party Isabela
(Lone district) 		March 18, 1909 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Manuel Gavieres[17]   Nacionalista Party Surigao
(Lone district) 		May 31, 1910 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Teófilo Castillejos[18]   Nacionalista Party Batanes
(Lone district) 		July 22, 1910 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Aguedo Velarde[19]   Nacionalista Party Bulacan
(1st district) 		December 22, 1913 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Emilio Acevedo[20]   Nacionalista Party Capiz
(2nd district) 		July 27, 1914 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Melecio Severino   Nacionalista Party Negros Occidental
(1st district) 		May 16, 1915 48[21] Unspecified natural causes
Augusto Reyes[22]   Nacionalista Party Cavite
(Lone district) 		July 3, 1925 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Antero Soriano   Nacionalista Party Cavite
(Lone district) 		June 15, 1929 41 Appendicitis
Froilan Paverico[23]   Democrata Party Albay
(1st district) 		August 9, 1931 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Mariano Leuterio[24]   Nacionalista Party Mindoro
(Lone district) 		April 23, 1932 n/a Unspecified natural causes

National Assembly (1935-1941)

Member Party
Province
(district)
 Date of death Age at death (years) Cause
Julio Nalundasan[25]   Nacionalista Party Ilocos Norte
(2nd district) 		September 20, 1935 41 Assassinated
Ruperto Kapunan   Nacionalista Party Leyte
(5th district) 		February 4, 1939 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Ruperto Montinola[26]   Nacionalista Party Iloilo
(2nd district) 		February 10, 1940 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Norberto Romualdez   Nacionalista Party Leyte
(4th district) 		November 4, 1941 66 Heart attack
Atanasio Ampig   Nacionalista Party Iloilo
(3rd district) 		December 17, 1941 n/a Died in the sinking of SS Corregidor during World War II
Juan M. Reyes   Nacionalista Party Capiz
(3rd district) 		December 17, 1941 n/a Died in the sinking of SS Corregidor during World War II

House of Representatives (1941-1972)

Member Party
Province
(district)
 Date of death Age at death (years) Cause
Eusebio Orense[27]   n/a Batangas
(2nd district) 		February 23, 1942 n/a Died of unspecified natural causes before he could take office
Wenceslao Vinzons[28]   Young Philippines Camarines Norte
(Lone district) 		July 15, 1942 31 Executed by the Japanese during World War II before he could take office
Crisanto Guysayko[29]   Nacionalista Party Laguna
(2nd district) 		May 26, 1945 55-56 Died of unspecified natural causes before he could take office
Carlos Fortich, Sr.[30]   n/a Bukidnon
(Lone district) 		October 12, 1946 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Gaudencio Dimaisip[31]   Nacionalista Party Iloilo
(4th district) 		November 11, 1947 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Nicolas Rafols   Nacionalista Party Cebu
(6th district) 		May 2, 1947 52-53 Unspecified natural causes
Emilio dela Paz, Sr.[32]   Nacionalista Party Rizal
(2nd district) 		August 30, 1951 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Lorenzo Ziga[33]   Liberal Party Albay
(1st district) 		November 4, 1954 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Gregorio Bienvenido Tan[34]   Nacionalista Party Samar
(1st district) 		November 4, 1954 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Pedro Lopez   Nacionalista Party Cebu
(2nd district) 		March 17, 1957 n/a Died along with President Ramon Magsaysay in a plane crash[35]
Eugenio Perez[36]   Liberal Party Pangasinan
(2nd district) 		August 4, 1957 60 Unspecified natural causes
Pio Duran   Nacionalista Party Albay
(3rd district) 		February 8, 1961 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Vicente Gustilo[37]   Nacionalista Party Negros Occidental
(1st district) 		December 17, 1962 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Apolinario Apacible[38]   Nacionalista Party Batangas
(1st district) 		August 22, 1963 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Tobias Fornier   Nacionalista Party Antique
(Lone district) 		October 31, 1964 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Ramon Tabiana   Liberal Party Iloilo
(3rd district) 		December 20, 1964 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Eladio Balite[39]   Liberal Party Samar
(1st district) 		August 24, 1967 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Isidro Kintanar   Nacionalista Party Cebu
(4th district) 		April 8, 1968 52 Heart attack
Vicente Peralta   Nacionalista Party Sorsogon
(2nd district) 		June 13, 1968 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Salud Vivero Parreño   Nacionalista Party Leyte
(2nd district) 		December 27, 1969 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Floro Crisologo   Nacionalista Party Ilocos Sur
(1st district) 		October 18, 1970 62 Assassinated[40]

Batasang Pambansa (1978-1986)

Member Party
Province/City
(district)
 Date of death Age at death (years) Cause
Cesar Climaco   CCA-UNIDO Coalition Zamboanga City
(at-large) 		November 14, 1984 68 Assassinated[41]
Salipada Pendatun   Kilusang Bagong Lipunan Maguindanao
(at-large) 		January 27, 1985 72 Died in a road accident[42]

House of Representatives (1987-present)

Member Party
Province/City
(district)
 Date of death Age at death (years) Cause
Moises Tapia   Independent Catanduanes
(Lone district) 		November 15, 1987 n/a Died in a plane crash[43]
Efren Sarte[44]   Liberal Party Albay
(3rd district) 		July 22, 1988 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Moises Espinosa   Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino Masbate
(3rd district) 		March 17, 1989 55 Assassinated[45]
Estelita Juco[46]   None Sectoral
(Women and the Disabled) 		July 12, 1989 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Rogaciano Mercado   Lakas ng Bayan Bulacan
(4th district) 		November 13, 1989 73 Heart attack[47]
Omar Dianalan   Liberal Party Lanao del Sur
(1st district) 		April 30, 1990 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Mario Tagarao[48]   Liberal Party Quezon
(2nd district) 		April 23, 1990 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Gerardo Roxas Jr.   Liberal Party Capiz
(1st district) 		April 4, 1993 32 Colon cancer[49]
Joseph Sibug   None Sectoral
(Cultural Minority) 		February 14, 1994 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Tito Espinosa   Lakas-NUCD Masbate
(1st district) 		February 27, 1995 n/a Assassinated[50]
Catalino Nava   Lakas-NUCD Guimaras
(Lone district) 		December 3, 1995[51] n/a Unspecified natural causes
Teodulo Natividad[52]   Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino Bulacan
(1st district) 		January 9, 1997 72 Prostate cancer
Emigdio Bondoc   Lakas-NUCD Pampanga
(4th district) 		November 25, 1997 69 Died in a car crash[53]
Percival Catane[54]   Lakas-NUCD Misamis Occidental
(1st district) 		July 15, 1998 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Norma Imperial[55]   Laban ng Makabayang Masang Pilipino Albay
(2nd district) 		September 29, 2000 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Hilario Ramiro, Jr.   Independent Misamis Occidental
(2nd district) 		January 5, 2001 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Marcial Punzalan, Jr.   Laban ng Makabayang Masang Pilipino Quezon
(2nd district) 		May 12, 2001 54 Assassinated by the New People's Army[56]
Rodolfo Aguinaldo   Laban ng Makabayang Masang Pilipino Cagayan
(3rd district) 		June 12, 2001 54 Assassinated by the New People's Army[57]
Napoleon Beratio   LDP-Magdalo Coalition Cavite
(3rd district) 		August 7, 2002 66 Pancreatic cancer[58]
Reynaldo Calalay   Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino Quezon City
(1st district) 		January 11, 2003 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Antonio Abaya   Lakas-NUCD-UMDP Isabela
(4th district) 		February 26, 2003 68 Brain cancer[59]
Benjamin Cruz[60]   Butil Farmers Party Party-list
(BUTIL) 		October 15, 2004 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Romualdo Vicencio   Lakas-NUCD-UMDP Northern Samar
(2nd district) 		July 26, 2006 72 Unspecified natural causes[61]
Luis Bersamin Jr.   KAMPI Abra
(Lone district) 		December 16, 2006 62 Assassinated[62]
Ernesto Gidaya   Veterans Freedom Party Party-list
(VETERANS) 		January 29, 2007 n/a Unspecified natural causes
Antonio Serapio   Nationalist People's Coalition Valenzuela City
(2nd district) 		February 19, 2007 69 Died in a car crash caused by a heart attack[63]
Wahab Akbar   Lakas-NUCD-UMDP Basilan
(Lone district) 		November 13, 2007 47 Assassinated in the Batasang Pambansa bombing[64]
Victor Dominguez   KAMPI Mountain Province
(Lone district) 		February 9, 2008 72 Heart attack[65]
Crispin Beltran   Anakpawis Party-list
(ANAKPAWIS) 		May 20, 2008 75 Died from a fall[66]
Danilo Lagbas   Lakas-NUCD-UMDP Misamis Oriental
(1st district) 		June 8, 2008 56 Heart attack[67]
Leonila Chavez   Butil Farmers Party Party-list
(BUTIL) 		January 28, 2010 75 Stroke[68]
Jose Yap   Lakas-KAMPI-CMD Tarlac
(2nd district) 		March 2, 2010 81 Prostate cancer[69]
Florencio Vargas   Lakas-KAMPI-CMD Cagayan
(2nd district) 		July 22, 2010 79 Heart attack[70]
Antonio Diaz   Lapiang Manggagawa Zambales
(2nd district) 		August 3, 2011 83 Pneumonia[71]
Ignacio Arroyo, Jr.   Lakas-KAMPI-CMD Negros Occidental
(5th district) 		January 26, 2012 60 Liver cirrhosis[72]
Salvador Escudero III   Liberal Party Sorsogon
(1st district) 		August 13, 2012 69 Colon cancer[73]
Erico Aumentado   Nationalist People's Coalition Bohol
(1st district) 		December 25, 2012 72 Pneumonia[74]
Pedro Romualdo   Nationalist People's Coalition Camiguin
(Lone district) 		April 24, 2013 77 Pneumonia[75]
Enrique Cojuangco   Nationalist People's Coalition Tarlac
(1st district) 		May 12, 2015 74 Aneurysm[76]
Elmer Panotes   Lakas Camarines Norte
(2nd district) 		September 16, 2015 75 Pneumonia caused by prostate cancer[77]
Roy Señeres   OFW Family Club Party-list
(OFW FAMILY) 		February 8, 2016 68 Heart attack[78]
Enrique Garcia, Jr.   National Unity Party Bataan
(2nd district) 		June 13, 2016 75 Pneumonia caused by a liver ailment[79]
Habib Tupay Loong   National Unity Party Sulu
(1st district) 		July 1, 2016 69 Liver cirrhosis[80]
Jum Jainudin Akbar   Liberal Party Basilan
(Lone district) 		November 11, 2016 53 Cardiac arrest[81]
Maximo Dalog   Liberal Party Mountain Province
(Lone district) 		June 3, 2017 70 Kidney failure[82]
Henedina Abad   Liberal Party Batanes
(Lone district) 		October 8, 2017 62 Cancer[83]
Ciriaco Calalang   Kabayan Party-list
(KABAYAN) 		September 23, 2018 67 Stroke[84]
Rodel Batocabe   Ako Bicol Party-list
(AKO BICOL) 		December 22, 2018 52 Assassinated[85]
Rodolfo Albano, Jr.   LPG Marketers' Association Party-list
(LPGMA) 		November 5, 2019 85 Heart failure[86]
Nestor Fongwan   PDP-Laban Benguet
(Lone district) 		December 19, 2019 68 Unspecified natural causes[87]
Marissa Andaya   Nationalist People's Coalition Camarines Sur
(2nd district) 		July 5, 2020 51 Cancer[88]
Francisco Datol, Jr.   Senior Citizens Partylist Party-list
(SENIOR CITIZENS) 		August 10, 2020 71 COVID-19[89]
Bernardita Ramos   Nationalist People's Coalition Sorsogon
(2nd district) 		September 8, 2020 76 COVID-19[90]
Raul del Mar   Liberal Party Cebu City
(1st district) 		November 16, 2020 79 Unspecified natural causes[91]
Resurreccion Acop   National Unity Party Antipolo
(2nd district) 		May 28, 2021 73 COVID-19[92]
Carlos Cojuangco   Nationalist People's Coalition Tarlac
(1st district) 		February 22, 2022 58 Unspecified natural causes[93]
Marisol Panotes   PDP-Laban Camarines Norte
(2nd district) 		April 29, 2022 76 Unspecified natural causes[94]

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