PMAAA Southern Ca. Gala

PHILIPPINE MILITARY ACADEMY Alumni Association of Southern California proudly presents

Dinner-Dance-Reunion Gala 2011

Saturday, November 26, 2011 : 7:00PM Beverly Garland Hotel 4222 Vineland Ave., Ho. Hollywood, CA 91602

ACADEMY OH HAIL TO THEE Music By Quirico P. Evangelista (PMA '40), Lyrics By Reynaldo A. Mendoza (PMA '40)

Oh, proud and bold you stand!

Bright beacon of the land Let loyal sons proclaim Thy glorious name Wherever we may be O'er land or deep blue sea, We'll raise a song for Thee, Academy, Oh, Hail to Thee!

At every end of day We hope and fervent pray The honor you instill Doth guide our will!

May Thy sons ever be Men of INTEGRITY COURAGE and LOYALTY, PMA, Oh, Hail to Thee!

When bells for us are rung And our last "taps" is sung Let generations see Our country free Oh, lead to righteous way Those solid ranks of gray Thy virtues to display Academy, Oh, Hail to Thee!

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Programme Invocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pete Cruz ‘74 National Anthems Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James Dullas ‘81

DINNER Class Roll-Call Cavalier Awardees Presentation of PMA Medallions Introduction of Speaker . . . . . . . . Sarla Duller ‘69 Inspirational Remarks . . . . . . . . . Ludy Ongkeko ‘51 PMA Alma Mater Song

DANCE DANCE DANCE

Cadets Prayer Grant us, O God, that we may worship Thee to the utmost of faith and the limits of truth and suffer us not to fail to see the light of our true religion. Guide us that we may live this life to the fullest in devotion to Thee, in service to humanity and country, and in the realization of our true self.Let the light of Thy divine wisdom direct us to a firm resolve to live up at all times to the creeds of our institution and teach us never to fail to measure up to the ideals of the profession we have chosen through life to follow. Make us do, or think or say of others that which we want done, or thought or said of us.

Help us to live each day in the passing years in useful effort that our lives may be spent in accord with the pattern of our creeds – the true, the noble, and the high.

Give us that honest purpose in life which seeks fair deal with everyone and spurns all forms of hypocrisy that will enkindle our fighting faith, and smother all seeds of cowardice and fear in our hearts; the loyalty to our principles that place all issues above personal considerations, and shuns compromise with vice and injustice.

Strengthen our hearts with fortitude that we may discipline our lives to trail the difficult paths rather than stray on the easier ways. Teach us to aspire above the level of common lives.

Help us to see all things in their true light that we may guard against frivolity in the sacred things of life even as we may enjoy in clean laughter its many delights. Teach us to make our play in every game, whether in mere sports or life’s mightier struggles, one where our desire to win is second only to our love of the game itself, where we triumph as considerate victors or lose with grace and determined will to win.

Endow our hearts with kindness that we may sympathize with those who sorrow and suffer; unite us in friendship with all and help us to share the merriment of those with cheerful countenance that we may partake of their joy.

All of which we ask with faith in the everlastingness of Thine fount of grace to all men. Amen.

PHILIPPINE MILITARY ACADEMY

Alumni Association of Southern California

RAISING THE BAR Others call us “PMAyers”. We address each other “Cavaliers”. These two words are the most meaningful titles to a person addressed as such, more respectful than the military rank and more valuable than any professional designation. It describes the totality of who we are; our character, attitudes and ideals. We were imbued by training with the essential traits which have become our tools to progressive careers and productive lives.

For outsiders of the “PMA-World”, those two words do not mean anything at all.

By one's measure, we indeed are individually successful. That does not cut it anymore! Let us publicly declare our gratitude for all the good things our Alma Mater ingrained in us. Let compassion ring in our hearts and generosity whisper daily on our ears. The PMA Alumni Association of Southern California has adopted DJLF-Loakan Educational Assistance Project as our own charitable cause. We must strive hard and unite to support this noble cause and make the it showcase of PMAyers' charitable spirit. We will help change lives…and give meaning to the words “PMAyers” and “Cavaliers” other people can relate to.

On this Thanksgiving season, let us raise the bar of charitable giving.

Thanks to alumni and friends who have graciously supported this event.

(SGD) James Dullas ‘81 President, PMAAA Southern California james@jdullas.com

PHILIPPINE MILITARY ACADEMY

Alumni Association of Southern California MESSAGE

Greetings and a warm welcome to our guests, friends and kin who are joining this unparalleled event in the history of the Philippine Military Academy Alumni Association of Southern California, the forerunner of PMAAA Overseas.

This evening's celebration is not ordinary. It is extraordinary. How many among us can state that the spirit that propelled us at our beloved Alma Mater has, wittingly and unwittingly, accompanied us to these shore?

Heartiest congratulations to the Executive Board for each member's participation in making this celebration possible. Through the vehicle of camaraderie, each member who belongs to our organization has provided, and will continue to provide the energy and dedication that the indomitable spirit of the Filipino is us has nurtured, as we pass on what we have to offer to the generations after us.

Let us always remember that there are noble and honorable traditions belonging to all of us who address one another as “Cavalier�. The term stands out as one of respect and endearment.

I salute all of you who helped in the big task of advancing the cause of the PMAAA of Southern California, an organization that I hold dear.

God bless the old country! God bless our homeland's Philippine Military Academy, our Alma Mater! God bless America!

MABUHAY!

Hermie T. Ongkeko Colonel PC (Ret) PMA Class '51 Founder, first President, PMAAA Overseas, PMAAA Southern California

A message from a cavalier

At The HELM...

Voltaire Gazmin ‘68 Secretary of National Defense

Mgen Manny Bautista ‘81 CG Phil Army

Director Nick Bartolome ‘80 Chiel PNP

LtGen Ed Oban ‘79 Chief of Staff - AFP

Vice Adm Alex Pama ‘79 FOIC, Phil Navy

Admiral Ramon Liwag Commandant PCG

LtGen Oscar Rabena ’78 CG, Phil Air Force

Mgen Rusty Guerrero ‘81 Commandant Pmarines

SKYDIVING

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‘A fantasy realized’

BY COLONEL HERMIE T. ONGKEKO AFP (RET)

I happen to be a very simple member of Homo sapiens. With very simple wishes: Marry the great woman to comprehend my dreams, have children who would in turn have their own families and work to the best of my efforts to see most, if not all my earthly wishes - big and small, mature, late-incoming, and even ad hoc - to come to fulfillment, or even just close to it.

Reminders of one of my wishes came a month ago. I had fantasized skydiving but didn’t know where it could be done until I had an occasion to discuss the subject with Colonel (Ret) Larry Escudero, a co-graduate from the first post-war class of the Philippine Military Academy. He informed me that the venue is not that distant from my Northern Nevada residence. So to Lodi Airport, California, I went with my wife and one whom I call a member of our extended family.

It took all of three hours to get to the site (close to Sacramento and Stockton) where numbers of folks like me were already in various stages of pre-diving preparations.

Just like everybody else, I paid my fee of $175 (100 for the introductory jump and $75 for the photographer). I signed a contract of four pages holding the Parachute Center, Inc., (a non-profit organization) in no uncertain terms, harmless from any and all injuries - physical, mental, emotional, and even imagined what I might sustain vis-à-vis the jump. I watched a video on skydiving and was rushed to the pre-flight room to be briefed by both my assigned instructor and photographer and outfitted with the appropriate gear.

So along with 20 other skydiving aspirants and their instructors, I boarded a Twin Otter plane (vintage unknown, didn't want to ask because I didn't want to know). My instructor provided a pair of goggles and additional instructions re positions of upper body, lower body, head, hands and feet.

Upon reaching the altitude of 13,000 feet (approximately 2 miles) and already strapped in tandem with my instructor, I jumped out of the plane when our turn came. Buffeted by strong winds and in an eerie void with planet Earth down below, I instantly reached a feeling of resignation, a kind of “que sera, sera” leaving the ultimate outcome to my instructor, the parachute and to God. The free fall programmed at 11,000 feet was a blur due to the speed of the descent and happily interrupted as I felt a tag on my straps - indicating the parachute deployed. This was an assurance that I would not crush on beloved terra firma.

Excitement and anxiety morphed into joy and victory as my instructor adroitly maneuvered the parachute and the same time reminded me of the landing protocol.

It took approximately seven minutes to be on the ground, about one minute of which was spent on the 11,000-foot freefall. I landed the way I was supposed to, according to my instructor who called it a “perfect landing” two feet on the ground.

Finally, my fond wish seemed to meet fulfillment

Author goes skydiving with his instructor on top: A kind of ‘que sera sera feeling’ As soon as I was back to earth and savoring the moment, dreams of my youth quietly passed before me; I was in my 20s when I finished college, with a bachelor of science degree and later, my master of science in public administration, along with a degree in police management, and several military courses.

My American journey is another story.

But nothing seemed to parallel that latest reality which came to fruition on October 11, 2010 when I re-discovered that even at a ripe age of 85, I still aspire to reach heights hitherto unknown.

One has to believe in himself. Nobody else can do that for anyone. Believing in one's self is putting to good use what one can hope to do with self-confidence that might not come immediately.

Through experience, one can build on that confidence.

It is my firm conviction that in every individual's life, aspirations are made. Some might look unrealistic. Some impossible. Some out of the ordinary. Some debatable. But in my case, when I recall how, the elder President George Bush and former Senator George McGovern parachuted in a similar adventure in what I had culled in my mind, I now knew wishes can be fashioned and can be capable of realization through grit and prayers.

Since I had not mentioned my plan to go skydiving with our three children, theirs was a reaction of disbelief, but ended with a huge hurrah after I informed them of my experience. When I spoke to our youngest child, Lucas, her 16-year old son, overheard our conversation. He came to the phone and started asking questions related to speed, gravity, altitude and air molecules, all in reference to what his knowledge of physics told him. As a grandfather, I was just too enthused to share that experience which was only a few hours old.

On our return trip home, I knew that the most relieved person was my wife. Initially, when I told her of my plans, she didn't encourage or discourage me. She went along with me. I knew in my heart that partnerships in life are meant to be that way.

Had she indicated her opposition to my plans, it would have affected my decision to pursue that adventure. It would have shown she had lost trust in me.

Arriving at home, coincidentally, I too rediscovered myself on the very day when Christopher Columbus discovered America: October 11, 1492.

It still is a coincidence that I went skydiving on October 11, 2010; since then, my fond wish has opened new vistas for me. Like Columbus who realized his dream in seeking the New World, as a navigator, I can say, modesty aside, that through my skydiving, I rediscovered there is still a world of discovery ahead.

Col. Hermie T. Ongkeko, AFP(Ret) is an alumnus of the first postwar class of the Philippine Military Academy(Class of 1951).

He received his graduate degrees from the University of Southern California where he was a recipient of the Chancellor's Award in recognition of his 'straight A' average.

Article Reprinted/Copied from Philippine News, National Edition, November 19-25, 2010, Issue 15

The family of Hermie T. Ongkeko PMA Class '51, joins friends and kin of the Philippine Military Academy Alumni Association of Southern California(PMAAA) in sending greetings and congratulations to the newly-elected officers! Heartfelt felicitations also go to the outgoing PMAAA Southern California officers! May the organization's membership continue to grow on these and other shores! More power to all PMA ALUMNI! Colonel Ongkeko AFP (Ret.), the patriarch of the family, together with his wife, Ludy Astraquillo Ongkeko, Ph.D., raised three professionals who continue to work hard in their chosen leagues: Rafael A. Ongkeko, Judge, Superior Court, Los Angeles County, an alumnus of Boalt Hall (School of Law) University of California, Berkeley; Gilda A .Ongkeko, Master of Arts, Social Work, University of Southern California, CEO, Three Wishes of Santa Monica; Gerine A. Ongkeko, Master of Science, Professional Accounting, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, and runs her own business in Atherton, California.

When asked, Colonel Ongkeko relishes with utmost pride laced with humility, in alluding to their six grandchildren as achievers: Alina Ongkeko, Juris D., School of Law, City University of New York, Member, California State Bar, Bachelor's degree: legal studies and social work, University of California, Berkeley; Mark Ongkeko, Bachelor's degree: University of California, Santa Barbara, a science professional; Erika Ongkeko-Higgins, Bachelor's degree: University of California, Berkeley, Master of Arts: University of California, Irvine; Jason Ongkeko Doyle, class 2005, U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, who has seen service in Iraq, Europe. Cameroon, Israel, Japan, now lieutenant senior grade; Andy Ongkeko del Calvo, Senior: Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine; and Lucas Ongkeko del Calvo, Senior: Crossroads School of Santa Monica, California.

Colonel Ongkeko's personal credo: “Fairness and honor are the foundations of personal values.” Today, even after more than six decades since his graduation from the PMA, Hermie says: “I continue to be guided by the same values. What makes PMA graduates unique, which sets them apart from their counterparts from other institutions of higher learning? It is not the rigorous military, physical and academic training cadets undergo for four years. It is the inculcation of integrity and honor within each alumnus by the strict enforcement of the Honor Code which underscores that a cadet is not supposed to lie, cheat or steal or cover-up for those who do.” Based on his almost four-year chairmanship of the Honor Committee, a quasi-legal entity that is the guardian of the Honor Code, Colonel Ongkeko dealt with scant violations of the Code. The latter fact has led him to conclude that each graduate is presumed to be a man of honor and integrity. After leaving the portals of the Academy as officers of the AFP, and later as businessmen, politicians or bureaucrats in holding high civilian positions, Hermie continues to believe that his co-alumni live up to the Honor Code which has always been dear and near to his heart.

The other member of the Ongkeko duo, the former Ludy Astraquillo who calls Baguio home, chosen 2011's “Awardee of the Decade,” by the Philippine Heritage Institute International, is a product of two educational systems: the University of the Philippines (public) where she earned her bachelor degrees (science and arts) as a college scholar and the University of Southern California's Graduate School (private). Her professional career in journalism started at the Manila Bulletin in her native Philippines. In North America, she was the first editorial columnist of the decades-old Philippine News which position she has kept to date, since her first affiliation with the publication in 1971.

A hard-cover volume Ludy authored, “Forty Years of Writing in America,” published in 2009, is a compendium of her life in the U.S., as a writer, teacher and mentor. Dr. Ongkeko's litanies of honors and awards in her own community affiliations and in similar civic organizations attest to the manner by which she has been recognized during the more than four decades of responding and lending her help when service beckoned, i.e.: the first-ever participation of the Philippines in the th 108 world-famous Tournament of Roses held on New Year's Day, 1997. Ludy was elected chair of her homeland's Tourism Advisory Council which worked hand-in-hand in representation of the private sector. The Philippine float garnered the highly coveted International Trophy and the title of “Most Beautiful Float from outside the U.S.” That float, called “MABUHAY” symbolized the 'beauty, strength and heritage of the Philippines.”

Dr. Marcus Felson, a colleague of Ludy at the University of Southern California has written: “When Dr. Ongkeko retired, she was honored by the President of the University, who tried very hard to keep her from leaving. She is a master of the English language and knows it better than most native-born Americans. Most importantly, she taught many Filipino Americans and other immigrants and foreign students how to write well in English, and how to be professional. Literally, dozens of professors and others around California and other states owe to Dr. Ongkeko the fact that they received their advanced degrees. She helped them, encouraged them, taught them, mentored them and kept them on track when they got lost.”

Philippine Ambassador Edgardo B. Espiritu who served as the homeland's chief envoy to the United Kingdom of Great Britain has said of Dr. Ongkeko: “While in the U.S., Ludy constantly and tirelessly battled for the recognition and upliftment of the Filipino: pushed herself to the limit to make her country of origin proud of her people That daunting task will never be enough to say and put across the countless things Ludy has accomplished for her countrymen in the U.S, and the Philippines as a whole. We have in her a jewel of a woman, gifted, caring and a real treasure of the Philippines and her adopted country.”

The entire Ongkeko family at the 2010 summer garden wedding of Erika Ongkeko to Colin Higgins, Esq., both alumni of UCBerkeley against the backdrop of their highly-cherished UC-Berkeley campus.

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From left, front row: Mark Ongkeko,(grandson): Kim Le, Esq., (wife of Mark); Colonel Ongkeko (grandfather); Ludy Ongkeko (grandmother); Gilda (daughter); Erika, bride (granddaughter); Gerine (daughter); Alina Ongkeko, Esq., (granddaughter).

Rear: (same order): Miranda Lynn Doyle, (wife of Jason, Ongkeko, grandson); Jason Ongkeko Doyle (grandson); Superior Court Judge Rafael A. Ongkeko, (oldest child, father of the bride); Greta (mother of the bride); Colin Higgins, Esq. (bridegroom); Andy del Calvo (grandson); Jorge Alberto del Calvo, Esq., (son-in-law); Lucas del Calvo (grandson); Alfredo Ortega, Esq. (Alina's escort).

PMA Medallion

EXCELLENCE and OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT

2011 Cavalier Awardee Col HERMIE T. ONGKEKO AFP(Ret) PMA Class 1951 Founding Leader of the PMA Alumni Association Overseas

Cdt. Ongkeko HT

Ongkeko HT O-3109 Capt(PC)

Col. Hermie T. Ongkeko, AFP(Ret) and Ludy A. Ongkeko, Ph.D.

Mrs NAOMI PALMA ARMADA Cavalier Awardee 2011 PMAAA Southern California

2011 Cavalier Awardee 2011 Cavalier Awardee JOHN P.SO SO‘84‘84 JOHN P. Joanne Joanne Diaz SoDiaz ‘08 So ‘08

Jillianne Diaz So ‘13 Diaz Jillianne

So ‘13

Joanne So will serve theUS US Navy’s Navy’s Medical Corps uponupon graduation from Ensign Ensign Joanne So will serve in in the Medical Corps graduation from Tulane University’s School of Medicine in May 2012. Midshipman 2/c Jillianne So Tulanewants University’s School ofaviator Medicine in May 2012.

Midshipman 2/c Jillianne So to become a naval upon graduation in May 2013. wants to become a naval aviator upon graduation in May 2013.

Cdt. Rico Dacquel Rudman Dacquel USAFA 2011 Raika Dacquel USAFA 2014

Cdt. Rico Dacquel Rudman Dacquel USAFA 2011 Raika Dacquel USAFA 2014

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Commodore Ramon A. Alcaraz PMA Class 1940 Aug 31, 1915 - Jun 25, 2009

As staff member of the first PMA publication "Kaydet Gossiper" it was Ka Monching's idea and proposed that the name to is present name to "CORPS" magazine. He was also the bantam weight boxing champion of 1937 and 1938 of the Cadet Corps.

Ramon Alcaraz , is a bemedalled World War II veteran is a true-to-life war hero who was promoted on the spot and decorated personally by General MacArthur in Corregidor, for his heroism and gallantry in action in January 1942. A torpedo boat commander, Alcaraz shot down three Japanese dive bombers during World War II. He commanded the Philippine Navy Q-boats that safely transported President Quezon and Macarthur from Corregidor to Mindanao in March 1942.

He organized the Philippine Marines in 1950 on orders of the then defense secretary Ramon Magsaysay. He held various key military positions and was promoted to Commodore, the highest navy rank in 1965.

Together with his pharmacist wife, Conching, they established a successful chain of drug stores in the Philippines know as the Commodore Drug.

Ramon Alcaraz retired to the United States in the early 1970's and formed a movement to advance political freedom in the Philippines. He became a stalwart of the Movement For a Free Philippines. He led the veterans movement in the United States in fighting for justice and equity for more than 18 years, which successfully approved by the US Congress.

The PMA Alumni Association of Southern CA salutes a fine cavalier who lived to the ideals of Courage, Integrity, Loyalty.

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Jeremias A. Carolino - PMA Class 1951 January, 1927 - September, 1997

Jimmy had his humble beginning in the small, quaint town of Paete, Laguna, Philippines. It is a town famous for its woodcarvers, artists and the sweet th lanzones fruit. He was the 8 of 10 siblings. Jimmy was an achiever at an early age and he showed this when he graduated valedictorian of his elementary and high school classes. In 1946, he took and passed the entrance examinations for the Philippine Military Academy (PMA). nd

He graduated in 1951 and was commissioned as a 2 Lieutenant of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. His first assignment was with the Philippine Army Infantry Division where he saw action in the campaign against the dissident HMB's. Immediately after this, he volunteered his services in the Korean War (1952-1954). Upon his return from Korea, he married Adoracion Aguilar, a top graduate of St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing. Jimmy and Adoring had four sons who all entered the PMA. In 1957, he pursued his B.S. Electrical Engineering degree at the University of the Philippines (UP) and graduated in 1959. He was then assigned to the Army Corps of Engineers where he built roads, bridges, barracks and other military infrastructures. One of his major accomplishments was the construction in record time of the east lane of the first expressway in the Philippines, the Manila North Diversion Road from Balintawak to Tabang. Jimmy led his 522nd Engineering Construction Battalion in 1967 through fair and bad weather and accomplished their mission with surplus money that was returned to the Government. Jimmy spent the rest of his career with the AFP under the Corps of Engineers. His last assignment was as Commanding Officer of the AFP Centralized Construction Group which he led with the utmost integrity until his retirement. Throughout his career, he received several medals, citations, campaign ribbons, commendations and the Distinguished Service Star.

Working with His Mistah President Fidel V. Ramos It was also in the early 1960's when Jimmy pursued post graduate studies at the University of the Philippines. He finished his MBA from U.P. in 1966. With his Engineering and Master's degrees, he was designated by then President Ferdinand Marcos to be the Executive Officer & General Manager of the Food Terminal, Incorporated (FTI) in 1972.

While at FTI, he was appointed to be a member of the Asian Center for Development Administration (ACDA), a subsidiary of the United Nations with headquarters at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It was during his stint with the ACDA where Jimmy co-authored a book with Dr. Gabriel Iglesias of the UP College of Public Administration entitled: “The Formation and Development of Public Enterprises in the Philippines.�

Jeremias A. Carolino

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Jimmy continued his work in the Unites States when he was appointed by then President Fidel V. Ramos as a Director of the Board of Century Bank, a community bank based in Los Angeles with 9 branches in California. He also served concurrently as Director of the Board of Philippine National Bank (PNB) Remittance Center with 16 branches all over the U.S. He served at both posts from 1992-1998.

Jimmy was also instrumental in the formation and foundation of the PMA Alumni Association Overseas Chapter.

He was a model family man, a brave and loyal soldier and an honest public servant.

In Memory of Our Beloved Parents

Col. Jeremias A. Carolino, PMA Class 1951 Mrs. Adoracion A. Carolino

Aman, Arnel, Art & Lino

CAROLINO

In Loving Memory of Our Father Col. Lamberto R. Armada, P.C., PMA’53 His principles of honor have nurtured the course of our individual journeys in life. His exemplary ideals of integrity imparted to us in our childhood and youth greatly influenced us to carry on his dreams and hopes for the future.

From Your Children and Grandchildren Dr. Anna “Bing” A. Chickey – St. Anne Medical Clinic, Los Angeles Bert Armada, Jr. – Bachelor of Arts in English/Internet writer for a European publication company, Bacolod City, PHL Amelia Grace “Bambi” A. Carpio – BSN Nurse Executive/Hospice Administrator Alvin “Butch” Armada † – BSBA, Businessman, Golfer, Outstanding Mason Arthur Joseph “Jojo” Armada – Physical Therapist/Mount St. Mary's College Arnold Raymond Armada – Accountant, Beverly Hills Angelyn Ruth “Angie” dela Cruz – Chief Operations Officer, 4 Community Clinics Andrew Armada – Computer Programmer, CSU, LA/VP for VA-based Trust Corp.

Sons/Daughters-In-Law Stephen Chickey – Commander, US Navy CEC Master’s Degree in Engineering, UC Berkeley, Ma. Bella Benedicto Armada – BS Agriculture (UP Los Banos) Angie Ng Armada – RN, BSN Victoria Azucena Armada – BSBA, Assumption College/Travel Consultant Enrique dela Cruz – Physical Therapist, Mount St. Mary's College Greta Antonio Armada – Respiratory Therapist

18 Grandchildren

LEAP at a Glance The main advocacy of DJLF Charity Foundation, a nonprofit organization, is the education and development of the youth, especially the economically disadvantaged youth in developing countries, the Philippines in particular.

Through LEAP, the Loakan Educational Assistance Project, DJLF has five programs, with the Youth Scholarship Program as the core component. This program provides financial support, basically for tuition, textbooks and other expenses, to qualified high school students who otherwise could not afford a college education on their own.

In 2005, 10 high school graduates from the Baguio City National High School, Fort del Pilar Annex in Loakan, Baguio City, Philippines, comprised the first batch of LEAP scholars. Five scholars were chosen every year thereafter.

The other components, indispensable adjuncts to the Youth Scholarship Program are: Faculty Development; Facility Improvement; Teaching Aids; and, Leadership and Placement.

In launching LEAP in 2005, DJLF partnered with the Rotary Club of Metro Baguio to administer these programs, including the initial selection of the scholars. In 2010, DJLF and RCMB partnered with Ayala Foundation USA, now the Philippine Development Foundation.

“Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.”

Alexander Pope

Fools - Are We? by Danilo M. Jimenez PMA ‘77

The willingness to help was always at the surface. The ability to help - the ultimate commitment to an advocacy - took time to percolate. The vision of giving back, paying back if you will, to the Philippine Military Academy and its environs, including the country at large, for what we gained and achieved as PMAyers, materialized with the thought that it was not out of line, at the start, to have fun in the process. With the ups and downs of the Dow Jones when DJLF was conceptualized, the DJLF was born shooting for the moon if not the stars. DJLF, as in Dumb Jones Loakan Fun Club Education was the key to where we got to be. It will be the same key to those who like us needed help to pursue their dreams. This we believe.

At the beginning, DJLF Foundation established a college scholarship fund for high school graduates of the Baguio City National High School inside Fort Del Pilar, home of our Alma Mater, PMA - graduates who otherwise would be unable to pursue a college degree without help from others like us. The scholars now are from the different regions of the Philippines.

So, what started out as fun is now a joy to behold, the metamorphosis, compleat: DJLF, the Dumb Jones Loakan Fun club to DJLF Foundation to DJLF Charity Foundation.

'Fools,' we called ourselves then, so much so that we even adopted fool-ish nicknames, like Foolbright Scholar, Fool on the Hill, Fool Speed Ahead, Foolosopher.

But what, pray tell, are the names behind the fools; the faces behind the names; the stories behind those faces?

“Our mantra: Towards a long and lasting Loakan Fund in support of LEAP: Loakan Educational Assistance Project with the Youth Scholarship Program (YSP) as its core component. The others: Faculty Development Program (FDP); Facility Improvement Program (FIP); Training Aids Program (TAP); and Leadership and Placement Program (LPP).

Loakan is where the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) is. Loakan is the home of our youthful dreams. Loakan is one of the reasons for what we have become today, to include our desire to be of service: giving back to Loakan what we got from her when we were young and thus, our commitment towards the education of the youth of Loakan and the rest of the country - and the world.”

"Dreamers, Doers - Together" abcede. aguenza. agustin. alejandrino. almario. alonzo. angeles. antonio. aquino. arpon. aviso. brazal. bruce. calonge. carag. arn carolino. art carolino. chanco. cleofe. d cruz. p cruz. dance. an de guzman. av de guzman. de la pena. de leon. dizon. a domingo. g domingo. doria. dullas. duller. embestro. erfe. escalada. espejo. estrellado. fabros. fernandez. fullon. garingo. garrido. gorres. raul heredia. rene heredia. hizon. ignacio. jaramillo. jimenez. layson. leron. lim. lorenzana. lorenzo. maligat. malinis. marcelo. masfere. mejia. noble. b ochoco. h ochoco. onglengco. osorio. padre. patron. paynor. peralta. perico. pestano. primero. punto. aa ramos. r ramos. refugia. riego de dios. sacramento. sadiarin. so. sotelo. tadeo. tan. tibay. tiu. tucay. ver. ylanan The common denominator is the Philippine Military Academy. Each of us traces his roots to the idealism imbued by PMA. Each subscribes to the possibility of dreams, the aspirations of youth and that a good deed, anonymous it maybe, is still the "raison d' etre" of the human spirit. Yes, the unbridled belief that nobody is too low to aim for the greatest heights. In another time and place, we will be called fools. A name we took as a term of endearment.

Fool became the embodiment of an attitude, a personality bordering on the unreal but backed up by a can-do-failurebe-damned frame of mind. At every debacle, we look forward to getting up. Another challenge presents another chance of victory. The way to the top is always uphill.

Yes, we may remain anonymous with names from stories of make-believe, significant only to each other and the brotherhood we will always be a part of.

If somehow we are known, it will be because of and through our graduates, of what they contribute to their communities, of their fulfilled dreams and of what they achieve.

PROJECT LEAP Info Sheet -2010 Project LEAP (Loakan Educational Assistance Project) was formally launched in February 2005 with the selection of Ten (10) graduating high school students from the Baguio City National High School - Fort del Pilar Annex. Initially the program was supposed to choose only five (5) deserving and qualified students every year to be the beneficiaries of the Scholarship Program, however, 2005 was unique in the sense that it started immediately with ten (10) scholars.

The following scholars composed Batch 2005: Alona Adawi BS Accounting Muller Bato BS Secondary Education Sheryl Belwa BS Financial Management Cristina Burlaza Hotel & Restaurant Management Frannie CalixtoMedical Technology Ellen Cayat BS Commerce – Marketing Roda Chinalpan BS Accountancy Katrina Gumatay BS Nursing Benedict Milo Cadet Luisa Sinaking BS Financial Management

St. Louis University University of the Cordilleras University of the Cordilleras University of the Cordilleras University of Baguio St. Louis University St. Louis University University of the Cordilleras Philippine Military Academy University of the Cordilleras

At present, the following scholars have graduated: Muller Bato graduated with the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education from the University of the Cordilleras (UC) and is presently teaching at Easter School in Baguio Sheryl Belwa is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Financial Management and Accounting at UC and is now employed as an accounting staff with ECLOF, a Lending Company Cristina Burlaza is a graduate of Hotel and Restaurant Management at UC and now works for a Jollibee Branch in Baguio Luisa Sinaking is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Financial Management and Accounting at UC and is now working in a garments factory in Manila Roda Chinalpan is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Commerce Major in Accounting at St. Louis University and recently passed the Certified Public Accountants Board Exams; Katrina Gumatay is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Nursing at UC, has passed the Nursing Board Exams and currently awaiting employment at Baguio General Hospital; Alona Adawi is graduate of Bachelor of Science in Commerce major in Accounting at SLU and presently taking review school for a CPA Board Exams scheduled this September Benedict Milo is a graduate of the Philippine Military Academy and joining the Philippine Airforce Frannie Calixto is presently taking up her internship in Medical Technology at St. Louis university Ellen Cayat, left school and decided to get married with the Son of a Vice Mayor in Abra, and now blessed with a Baby Boy, promised to finished her degree next year Batch 2006 is composed of the following scholars: Odessa Belwa is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Financial Management and Accounting at UC Cherry Mae Dacyon is a graduate of Bachelor Science in Nursing University of Baguio and currently on review for the Nursing Exams Delhia Lyn Cayabas is a graduate of Bachelor Science in Nursing University of Baguio and currently on review for the Nursing Exams

PROJECT LEAP Info Sheet -2010-Continued

Irene Marcos is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Education major in Math at SLU and is currently working for a Tutorial Class for Koreans will be graduating this March 2011 with the Degree of Bachelor of Science Wela Langgoyan in Industrial Engineering, a 5-year course at SLU Batch 2007 is composed of the following scholars, who are now on their 4th Year and are expected to graduate by March 2011: Nelson Bisnar BS Nursing University of Baguio Jennilyn Tulio BS Education St. Louis University Kerry Lawagan BS Computer Science St. Louis University Mary Gatong-o Tourism Management St. Louis University Abegael Mepua BS Accountancy University of the Cordilleras Batch 2008 scholars, who are now on their 3rd Year: Geraldine Bandisa BS Nursing University of Baguio Anabelle Bangguiyao BS Pharmacy St. Louis University Janessa Tangonan BS Nursing University of Baguio April Sheenan Tao-ey BS Environmental Eng’g St. Louis University *Rose Jane Gerona BS Nursing Western Visayas Univ.

Rose Jane Gerona is the first At-Large Scholar from Duenas, Iloilo Batch 2009 is composed of the following scholars, now on their 2nd Year: Catherine Asuncio BS Education-Math major St. Louis University Jelyne Lingaling BS Nursing University of Baguio Garret Pangket BS Accountancy St. Louis University Kevin Obfan BS Engineering St. Louis University Pebbie Pamela Santiago Social Sciences University of the Philippines St. Scholastica College Ana Rose Sabalberino BS Nursing (Tacloban, Leyte) Pebbie Pamela Santiago is the 2nd At-Large Scholar from Arayat, Pampanga but opted to study at the University of the Phils. here in Baguio City Ana Rose Sabalberino is the scholar under the Pilar Arpon DJLF Nursing Scholarship.

Batch 2010 is composed of the following scholars, currently on their 1st Semester: Sheena Chacapna BS Mechanical Eng’g St. Louis University Norilie Castillo BS Accountancy University of Cordilleras Godfrey Pangilinan BS Civil Engineering St. Louis University Silver Brackel Ngoddo BS Accountancy University of Cordilleras *Roxan Usana BS Education University of Cordilleras Roxan Usana is the 3rd At Large Scholar from La Trinidad, Benguet

Prepared by: PP TOM C. PANIS Overall Project LEAP Coordinator

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