Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, August 22) — One more Filipino citizen was confirmed dead in the massive wildfires in Maui last Aug. 8, the Philippine Consulate in Honolulu said Tuesday.

The second Filipino casualty was identified as Rodolfo Rocutan, 76, who is among the five latest deaths identified by the Maui County officials on Aug. 20.

The Philippine consulate said Rocutan was a resident of Lahaina, located in the western portion of Maui.

Meanwhile, Rocutan's granddaughter, Rhea Valenzuela, also confirmed his death.

"Papa oppo is my late grandpa’s brother. But he acted and treated me like his own granddaughter. He is wise, friendly, caring, and loving Father and Grandfather. All his immediate family are in the Philippines (his sons), sadly his wife mommy renang passed away year 2021(COVID time)," she said in a Facebook post.

"He’s living in Lahaina Maui with his sister Grandma/Mommy Ely(survivor of Lahaina Maui Wildfire), they lost their house and didn’t save anything as well," she added.

His family in Hawaii and in the Philippines will definitely miss him, said Valenzuela.

"We will never forget his beautiful laugh, he calls everyone to check if we’re all ok. He is a wonderful man with a good personality. Good soul," she told CNN Philippines.

Valenzuela also shared that her "Papa Oppo" will always be proud to be a Filipino despite living in the United States.

"He is proud Filipino. Even though he is living his dream in USA," Valenzuela shared. "Filipino Immigrant, he didn’t change his nationality."

Rocutan's granddaughter has also set up a GoFundMe campaign for his funeral services.

But the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said the Philippine government will extend financial assistance to Rocutan's family.

"The Consulate has reached out to a relative of the late Mr. Rocutan to convey its deepest sympathies and offer the Philippine government's support and assistance, including cremation and repatriation of remains as requested," Consul General Emilio Fernandez said in a statement.

Last Aug. 18, the DFA confirmed that 79-year-old Alfredo Galinato was the first Filipino casualty reported in the wildfires that killed more than 100 people.