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Former actress and Miss PH Josephine Estrada passes away in Arizona

/ 01:35 AM April 17, 2019

KINGMAN, Arizona — Josephine Estrada Brown, a former Sampaguita Pictures contract star and Miss Philippines entry in the Miss Universe 1962 pageant passed away at 75 in Kingman, Arizona on April 13 just days after her April 9 birthday.

Josephine Estrada

Estrada reportedly had been undergoing dialysis treatments and was slated for surgery.

She was a favorite leading lady of top actors in the ‘60s, such as Joseph Estrada, Tony Ferrer, Vic Vargas and Dolphy. She starred in about 70 films 1960 until 1983, choosing a movie career instead of finishing her medicine course.

Her first movie was “Mother Dearest.” She also starred in “Sa Linggo ang Bola,”

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