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Carlos U. Garcia
April 17, 1960 - August 6, 2015
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<div itemprop="description">Carlos Uranza Garcia of Brampton, Ontario, Canada, passed away of natural causes, peacefully during his sleep, in the morning of August 6, 2015 at the age of 55. <br /> <br />Carlos was born in Hondagua, Quezon Province, Philippines on April 17, 1960. He studied at St. Peter&rsquo;s School (Calauag, Quezon Prov.) and pursued a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Major in Marketing at the University of the East (Manila). He furthered his education by studying Reflexology and Chiropractic Care at AKSEM Holistic Medicine International, Philippines. <br /> <br />Carlos is a &ldquo;Jack-of-all-trades&rdquo;. For him there&rsquo;s no job too big or compensation too little. He started working in his early teens selling snacks and memorabilia at the bus terminals and train stations. In his early 20&rsquo;s, he worked as a long-haul truck driver in Saudi Arabia. On his return to his family in the Philippines, he worked a number of jobs and owned a few small businesses as a bus driver, charcoal packer/seller, tricycle driver, pig farmer and finally a reflexology massage therapist. <br /> <br />He married his college-love, Asuncion &ldquo;Nancy&rdquo; Reyes on December 10, 1980. The couple had three kids: Abraham &ldquo;Brian&rdquo;, Alejandro &ldquo;Allen&rdquo; and Archimedes &ldquo;Archie&rdquo;. The family moved to Toronto, Canada on October 10, 1992. In Canada, Carlos became known in the Filipino and South-East Asian community for his service as a Reflexologist, which he performed after his regular work as a labourer in the manufacturing sector. Though not trained in Medicine, his clients and friends considered him a doctor. <br /> <br />Carlos is survived by his wife and sons. He is lovingly remembered by his grandson &ndash; Aundray, his daughter-in-law &ndash; Laarni (Allen), his father &ndash; Ricardo, his siblings &ndash; Elizabeth Soriano, Edgar, Gideon, Judith Sumera, Giovanni and Mary Grace, his relatives and friends. He is preceded in death by his mother &ndash; Consolation. <br /></div>