2022 PACCAL AWARDS

CONGRATULATORY REMARKS

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE

2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

Thank you for all that you do to make our community better and for the opportunity to help you on your programs as one of the Honorary Chairs at this event. Wishing all the best to everyone!

BRIEF HISTORY

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE

2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

In the 1970s, a big influx of Filipino immigrants arrived in the state of New York. Because of its proximity to New York City, Jersey City became an immediate refuge Fast forward to the early 90s, Jersey City had the largest concentration of Filipinos in the State of New Jersey.

Filipino professionals in various fields of education, medical, engineering, business, and other professionals started calling Jersey City home thereby contributing to its economic renaissance.

Filipinos started organizing the community but while there were numerous Filipino organizations in Hudson County most of them were focused on helping the Philippines.

Linda Mayo, the first Asian elected official in Hudson County and former Jersey City Deputy Mayor recognized the need for a culturally competent non-profit organization. Linda Mayo pioneered the founding of PACCAL in October of 1992 with the help of a group of World War II veterans headed by the late Sir Col Mariano S. Aureus. Linda held the role as PACCAL’s President for twelve years and since then became the Executive Director implementing programs and services.

Linda is also the founder and former President of the Ladies for Rizal, Inc., New Jersey Chapter in the USA, an official affiliate of the “Kababaihang Rizalista, Inc.,” an international organization with headquarters based in the Philippines.

The first issue tackled by PACCAL is housing for Filipino seniors. They helped seniors in the process of applying in different Jersey City Senior Housing buildings. The first successful applicants PACCAL helped in Harborview Senior housing were WWII veterans and through them other Filipinos followed suit. PACCAL was the first support group of PAVO, Inc. in its fight for equity. The next project was The Voters’ Registration and Citizenship Drives to empower the Filipino community. PACCAL, with Linda’s efforts, also partnered with Sir Dennis Hayes, the Director of the Jersey City Public Library from 1994 - 1996 to build a collection of 500 Philippine books in the Jersey City Public Libraries. The collection ranged from current form of government and economy to history, culture, arts, and heritage.

The PACCAL Neighborhood Center has been a haven for Filipinos in Jersey City needing information and referrals to City & County government services as well as other provider service agencies. Some of the services are information and referrals on senior entitlements; referrals to affordable medical check-ups and health services; social and recreational activities for seniors; youth classes on Philippine history, values & culture, and folk arts programs; substance abuse education & prevention; domestic violence prevention; educational forums and workshops or youth and family. PACCAL has also helped many Filipino women who are victims of domestic violence.

PACCAL is a member of the Hudson County HIV/AIDS Planning Council with voting members since 2001 and has an HIV/AIDS outreach and support group.

PACCAL is the current recipient of grants from the Hudson County Department of Health and Human Services - Office of the Aging. And works with the various local organizations for the Healthy Heart Healthy Family Program for the Oldr Adults in our community.

PACCAL is a community partner of Asian American Federation for the US CENSUS 2010 and 2020; NYU-Project AsPIRE and Kalusugan Coalition in the study of hypertension in the Filipino Community in Jersey City in early 2010s, and in the NYU’s grant study for Oral Health Care and Frailty in 2021

Up to date, Pan American Concerned Citizens Action League, Inc. (PACCAL) continues to hold a 501(c3) non-profit organization status and holds the distinction of being the only Asian provider Agency recognized by the Hudson County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Office on Aging.

MISSION STATEMENT

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE 2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

PACCAL is a multi-service 501 (c3) organization founded in 1992 to assess and address the HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICE needs of Asian Americans as well as devote CULTURE PROMOTION of Asian Heritage through community needs-based programs and initiatives. Most programs are primarily serving the Filipinos and Filipino-Americans.

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

Promote the development of New Jersey residents and communities, primarily Asian-Americans, by providing a comprehensive access to health and human services initiatives.

CULTURAL

To provide New Jersey’s Filipino and Asian heritage through culturally competent and community needs-based programs and initiatives

PACCAL NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER SERVICES

• Referrals and information on senior entitlements

• Social and recreational activities for seniors

• Youth classes on Philippine History

• Cultural and folk arts programs

• Substance abuse prevention program

• HIV/AIDS Outreach and support group

• Health fairs

TARGET POPULATION

• Voters’ Registration and Citizenship Drives

• Referrals to affordable medical check-ups, and health services

• Philippine books available for on-site reading

• Basic computer and smartphone tutorials

The Elderly. Economically disadvantaged and deprived, at-risk youth. Difficult-to-reach communities. Newly arrived immigrants Second Generation Filipino-Americans who wish to learn about their roots.

SENIOR OUTREACH PROGRAM/HEALTHY AGING

PACCAL’s Healthy Heart Healthy Family is partly funded by Hudson County Department of Health and Human Services

Office of Aging (Activities include: Healthy topics to remain fit and healthy with light exercise Socials and recreational activities for seniors to diminish their isolation and loneliness.)

NEW PROGRAMS STARTING 2022.

SWEETLY FILIPINIANA

GOLDEN ELEGANCE

Learn more about these new programs

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Hudson County HIV/AIDS Planning Council

Ladies for Rizal, Inc. New Jersey Chapter

Junior Chamber International – New Jersey State Team United Maharlika Foundation Inc.

MILA Foundation Inc.

UNIFFIED NJ United Federation of Filipino American Educators

Junior Chamber International – North Jersey Chapter Catholic Action of Mary

PACCAL’S PROGRAMS

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE 2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

FACES OF PACCAL

PACCAL’S Membership Initiative

PACCAL launched it’s membership initiative called the 100 Faces of PACCAL in 2021 to allow a more solidified partnership with the families in our community.

We received such a positive response from a diverse age group and from people working in different industries and individuals from different schools.

We look forward in learning more from each other and discuss how we, as a group,can discuss better ways to support the local community.

If you wish to join us, the annual Membership $20. Email us at paccaljc@gmail.com with your full name.

WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH

A CELEBRATION OF WOMEN ACHIEVERS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMMUNITY

PACCAL's WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH GALA AWARDS was conceived to celebrate and honor the wonderful Women Achievers and Women of Influence in today's times. It is through this effort that we can continue to inspireouryounger members of the family, friends, proteges, mentees that they can achieve the same.

This is usually celebrated inthemonth ofMarch coinciding the celebration of International Women’s History Month.

PACCAL AWARDS

A CELEBRATION OF MEN AND WOMEN ACHIEVERS

The PACCAL AWARDS was conceived to celebrate and honor the men and women for their triumphs, achievements, and excellence.

This is usually held in the month of October which coincides with PACCAL’s Anniversary.

SHOPPING & CASINO DAY TRIP

PACCAL hosts various casino and shopping day trips. Participants pay $45 and a play-money is provided back by the casino. It is a day mostly for everyone’s enjoyment.

SIMBANG GABI SA KONSULADO

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

PACCAL joins the numerous organizations that celebrates Christmas with nine days of mass before the actual Christmas Day arrives.

FIL-AM OCTOBER HISTORY MONTH

OCTOBER CELEBRATION

We commemorate the month when the First Filipino have arrived and settle in the Land of the Free.

SWEETLY FILIPINIANA

A CHILD’S INTRODUCTION AND EXPERIENCE TO THE FILIPINO CULTURE AND CLOTHING

It is not everyday that a child from a FilipinoAmerican family gets to wearor get familiar with the roots of their parents.

At times, they would have to attend a Filipino American event like the Santacruzan, a traditional and cultural event. Or perhaps the “Small World” programs being done within the school.

The SWEETLY FILIPINIANA is for both young girls and boys to allow them to wear various Philippine clothing like baro at saya, terno, Filipiniana, barong, etc… where they can connect with their Filipino roots – while also having the intimate experience with their parents, grandparents, or friends who would also be joining them on a walk at PACCAL’s Women’s History Month Gala Event.

GOLDEN ELEGANCE

PACCAL recognizes the men and women who are fifty and above who continue to remain active in their community work to help the indigineous.

LINDA MAYO RAMONA GAPASIN ROLLIE JAVIER BETTY BUENVIAJE LUMEN CASTANEDA

Founder Emeritus LAARNI FLORENCIO GEORGENE BARCEBAL JAY SAN AGUSTIN BLUE SEVILLA VIRGIE ALVAREZ KAY HABANA MELISSA MENDOZA ANGEL RAM ANN BECK

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Pan American Concerned Citizens Action League 380 Monmouth St., Jersey City, NJ 07302

Honored Guests, friends, and guests

Today we celebrate PACCAL’s reaching a milestone. The first health and human service organization in Hudson County is now 30 years!!!

During the first decade PACCAL held many projects and activities to enumerate a few are as follows:

1. Support the Filipino American World War II Veterans in their fight for equality

2. Voter’s Registration drives to empower the Filipino community

3. Youth and Family Forums to address the identity crisis of Filipino-American Youths

4. Read America Project in cooperation with Jersey City Public Library

5. Information and Referral services for new immigrants

6. Summer programs for Filipino Youth. Teaching them Filipino language, folk dance, and history

7. Assists seniors in applying for senior housing

8. Partnered with the Kalusugan Coalition in “Project Aspire”, a study of hypertension in the Filipino Community.

9. Sponsored the first Philippine Consulate Community Outreach in Jersey City in cooperation with CAM (Catholic Action of Mary)

10. In order to alleviate Filipino seniors issues of loneliness and isolation, PACCAL sponsored free bus trips to Longwood Gardens, Amish Country, Seven Flags Great Adventure, and Concert at NJPAC.

These activities and projects laid down the foundation and shaped the future endeavors of PACCAL in the next two decades. Tomorrow starts a new beginning for PACCAL. I strongly believe that under the leadership of Ria Serrano, Executive Director, PACCAL will continue to grow even bigger in its missions.

I want to thank Freddy Burke, chairperson of PACCAL’s 30th Anniversary; Rose Javier, President; all officers and board members of PACCAL, past and present; and all the committee members and volunteers for making a strong and stable Health and Human Service organization for Filipinos and other Asians.

I thank all the honorees, their family and friends for their invaluable help to make PACCAL’s 30th Anniversary an affair to remember.

MOVE FORWARD PACCAL! MABUHAY!

Pan American Concerned Citizens Action League 380 Monmouth St., Jersey City, NJ 07302

Honored Guests, Friends, and Family

Welcome to the 30th Year Anniversary of PACCAL.

I am very proud that I am one of the pioneers of PACCAL and 30 years later, I am still with PACCAL to server our community.

I have fond memories of the years when PACCAL staged “Back to the Roots”, a 3-hour play with an original script written and directed by Linda Mayo. As one of the actresses, we tackled the issue of identity crisis of the Filipino-American youth. We had so much fun.

Throughout the years, PACCAL had many challenges which we tackled through steady team work. I wan to thank PACCAL’s Executive Director Ria Serrano, Chairperson of 30th Anniversary Freddy Burke, and all the officers, committee members, and volunteers for all their help and sacrifices to make this event a huge success.

Maraming Salamat po sa lahat.

Enjoy the party!

It is with honor and pride that I join the leaders and members of PACCAL at the 2022 PACCAL AWARDS as we honor these amazing men and women whose personal achievements have contributed to the upliftment of our community. We are proud to meet and present these individuals whom we are hopeful that the future generation can look up to and learn from. We thankthefamily and friends of the honorees for joining us today and to PACCAL’s families, friends and supporters for being our backbone of this beautiful event.

Additionally, allowme totake this opportunity to thank PACCAL’s 2022 Executive Board and Board of Directors led by President Rose P. Javier for their commitment in continuing the mission of PACCAL. We also wish to thank Hudson County’s Health and Human Services – Office of the Aging whose grants help us in delivering our services to the seniors.

This year, PACCAL continued its flagship program “Healthy Heart Healthy Family” which provides health topic review about diabetes, hypertension, arthritis, and many more and it is followed by a light exercise program to provide our seniors with stamina for the day. PACCAL also initiated the “Medicare in 5 minutes” during our online workshops to help our seniors understand the new programs and determine the best plan within Medicare.

In the last 2 years, PACCAL has partnered with several organizations to accomplish local community projects. This inclued the partnership with SCI (Senior Citizen Incorporated) for the Liberty Park Picnic, with JCI Jersey City (Junior Chamber International) and Rotary Club of Kalayaan Cagayan De Oro for the “Rice-of-Love Tabang Kagay-Anon” which is a Rice Relief effort for families in Cagayan De Oro, Philippines, with Phenom, FABLLI and UNIFFIED for the procurement of a multipurpose printer for Cagayan Do Oro School to serve 6000 students. Locally, we worked with NYU and Kalusugan Coalition for their research on Oral Health Care and Frailty for the Filipino seniors, and with the Department of Health for the Tuberculosis info-session. We have attended about 60 events from the beginning of this year to support other organizations for their causes.

PACCAL

OCTOBER 2022, New Jersey, USA

We are indeed very blessed to have our board, staff, members and volunteers that help serve community. And we look forward to hearing and meeting new faces.

RIA SERRANO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PACCAL

OCTOBER 2022, New Jersey, USA

Pan American Concerned Citizens Action League 380 Monmouth St., Jersey City, NJ 07302

A warm welcome again to all our distinguished awardees, guests, past and present officers, members and advisors. It is an honor to stand before you here today. As a twenty four year old irishfilipino american, I am grateful to the many good works that Pan American Concerned Citizen Action League Incorporated (PACCAL) has done for over 30 years. PACCAL’s founder, Linda Mayo, had a vision for health and human services that was able to be fruition into reality in the year 1992. In the 1990s, A large number of Filipino World War II veterans also arrived and were naturalized as U.S citizens, and Linda saw they needed a support group for their needs. These veterans helped Linda organize Paccal. In October 1992, PACCAL came to life.

The founding members and 1992 board, Linda and Joey Mayo, Merla Favila, Virgie Alvarez, Trinidad Paguiligan, Linda Salas Pam, Edgar Rosales, Rose Estrellado, Carmen Flores, Ador Equipado, Alfredo Diaz, Jose Red, Cesar Liongson, Josephine Baello, and Rose Javier ensured that a community of love can be built. Jersey City Public Library gave PACCAL its first grant through community partnership. This helped provide books and educational services to those who wished to learn. Engaging Filipino youths about their culture, and heritage. PACCAL has engaged in participating in the Manila Ave Santacruzan and Flores de Mayo with the Catholic Action of Mary for many, many years. This Filipino catholic religious tradition showed Filipino youths and the many Filipino migrants who came to downtown jersey city that the Filipino community is flourishing! I’d like to take the time to thank PACCAL for their belief in me and my vision of continuing this religious tradition of the Santacruzan, now entering its 45th celebration in 2023. Additionally, thank you to Sir Joey Mayo for your 10+ consecutive years of services to the Santacruzan Street Festival. The traditions of the Philippines brought over here to America, should be cherished and taught to the future generations. Strolling down Paccal’s memory lane of important points in the organization’s history and projects: Rosalinda K. Repulda wrote the first CDBG grant from Jersey City and outreach grant from the Hudson County Office on aging. Guy Catrillo provided technical and educational, historical, support for Paccal’s major projects like the staging of ‘Back to the Roots’ in Ferris High School and in Edison NJ. Virgie Alvarez taught children born in the U.S ofFilipino heritage, the art of Philippine folk dances. Florentino Capili wrote plays which encouraged Filipino American children to speak in Tagalog. Bobby T. Yalong, former Executive Director brought his skills and artistry to PACCAL. As a writer and columnist of Asian Journal, PACCAL became known for its continuous health and human services in Hudson County. Ria Serrano, current Executive Director of PACCAL, starts the beginning of a new era. With her enamor, youth and zeal, knowledge of I.T and technology PACCAL has continued with strong force. On her birthday in 2020, Ria organized a massive fundraiser for PPE, masks for our seniors and vulnerable adults, helping combat the pandemic of COVID-19. Kay Habana’s vision for filipino youths in traditional filipiniana and barongs gave birth to Sweetly Filipiniana during Paccal’s Women’s history month. Now in 2022, Paccal has formed a youth adult group! From the words of Tita Linda Mayo to me today, PACCAL is blessed and is still ready to serve the community’s health and human services after 30 years of service. I’d like to take a moment to pray for the members who have joined the lord in Heaven, Dennis Hayes, Edgar Rosales, Crispina Mirasol who passed this year.

To the 2021-2022 Board led by Tita Rose Javier, thank you for continuing this vision and mission to help the community. To the Staff of PACCAL, thank you for continuing the Health Heart and Healthy family seminars with our seniors and at Harborview, you are essential! Thank you to the generosity of our Honorary Chairs, Maria Pilar Monje and Ofelia ‘Lea’ Frain. This afternoon, we are empowering our community members by honoring them in their field of work and recognizing outstanding individuals who have excelled. To all the Past and Present PACCAL Presidents, thank you for leading the helm of this organization during your time. Your service to the community is remarkable. Lastly, to all present in our 30th Founding Anniversary Gala today, thank you for your support and belief in the mission and vision of Pan American Concerned Citizens Action League Inc. now and forever. May God bless you all and enjoy the afternoon!

OCTOBER 2022, New Jersey, uSA

Ball Chairperson 2022

HONORING OUR PRESIDENTS

Linda Mayo 1992- 2006

Lumen Castaneda 2014-2015

Betty Buenviaje 2006-2010

Ramona Gapasin 2016-2018

Rolando Javier 2019-2020

Luchie T. Vivas 2011

Rose P. Javier 2011-2013

Rose P. Javier 2021-2022

PACCAL PROGRAMS 2021 and 2022

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE

2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

January to December 2022

Monthly Board Meeting

Healthy Heart Healthy Family Program

Monthly Outreach Calls to Older Adults

Weekly Committee Meet for WHM Gala

Monthly Members’ Meeting

Covid and Monkey-pox Advisories

Women’s History Month Awards Gala (June 2022)

Medicare in 5 Minutes by Geremy ‘Jay’ San Agustin

Farmer’s Market Outreach

Global Outreach Book Drive

October PACCAL Awards

Spooky Friday Halloween Event to benefit NJ Camp Jaycees with JCI New Jersey

Casino Day Trip to Atlantic City

Thanksgiving Dinner 2022

PACCAL Election 2022

Christmas Dinner 2022

PCGNY Simbang Gabi sa Konsulado Participant

SUPPORTED

JCI Jersey City’s Induction Gala

JCI New Jersey Induction Gala Mar 13

PIDCI’s Diwa Ng Kalayaan

PIDCI’s Mrs. Kalayaan

PIDCI’s Philippine Independence Parade

PAFCOM’s Gala

CAM’s Gala

KOR

KOR Fairfield

Senior Citizens’ Incorporated Gala

Philippine Nurses Assoc (Somerset)

Philippine Nurses Assoc (NJ)

Philippine Nurses Assoc (NY)

St. Anne’s Filipino-American Association

Gala

JCI Senate of NJ + JCI NJ Camp

KOR’s Casino Trip

Friends Indeed

Letran Alumni Christmas Celebration

January to December 2021

Monthly Board Meeting

Healthy Heart Healthy Family Monthly Program

Monthly Outreach Calls to Older Adults

Weekly Committee Meet for WHM Gala

Monthly Members’ Meeting

Covid Advisories (continued)

Women’s History Month Awards Gala via Zoom

Zumba & Dance via Zoom

PACCAL Time, Coffee Time (Feb 13)

Medicare Basics

Memorial Day Recognition for 96 yo veteran

Capt Pablo Barros (Jun 12)

Farmer’s Market Outreach

Picnic in the Park with SCI and LFR

OralHealth Survey with Dr. Ea

Global Outreach Book Drive

October PACCAL Awards

Christmas Luncheon with Harborview Seniors

Christmas Party at PACCAL

Fundraiser for Typhoon Odette Victims

Community Christmas at Cabalen - **X

**X – canceled due to omicron

SUPPORTED

Bergenfield’s Candlelight Vigil (Mar 27)

Stop Asian Hate Rally (Apr 10)

Meeting ConGen Elmer Cato (Apr 26)

JCI New Jersey Innovation Awards (Apr 30)

Issue’s & Inspiration Mother’s Day w Ms Lumen

Castaneda, Past Pres PACCAL (May 7)

PIDCI’s Virtual Commemoration (Jun 6)

Family Federation for World Peace and Unification’s 1st

Knights of Rizal and Ladies for Rizal’s 160th

Bday Anniversary of Dr. Jose Rizal (Jun 19)

FABLLI’s Bisekleta Mo, Kinabukasan Mo (Jul 23)

Phenom and FABLLI’s Golf Tourney (July 24)

Guesting at KapTV (Jul 31)

Attended JSQ Association (Aug 9)

Ati-Atihan’s Hawaiian Event (Aug 21)

JCI Senate of NJ + JCI NJ Camp Jaycee Picnic (Sep 11)

KOR’s Summer Event (Sep 11)

JCI Jersey City “Rice of Love” for Cagayan (Sep 14)

PAFCOM’s Western Party (Oct 2)

Mass for Ms. Luningning Ambrosio (Oct 10)

KOR’s 5th Jose Rizal Circle of Excellence

Awards (Dec 5)

PCGNY Virtial Town Hall (Dec 30)

RECOGNIZED

Filipino Heroes Award (May 30)

FIESTA Awarding (Aug 22)

JC Office of the City Council (Oct 31)

PACCAL PROGRAMS 2020

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE

2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

PACCAL PROGRAMS 2020

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE

2022 PACCAL’S WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH GALA

January to December 2020

Atlantic Day Trip (January)

Weekly Committee Meet for WHM Gala

Healthy Heart Healthy Family Program

Monthly Outreach Calls to Older Adults

Monthly Members’ Meeting

Atlantic Day Trip (March) **X

Covid Advisories (StartedMid March)

Women’s History Month Awards Gala **X

Fundraiser for Frontliners and Seniors

Census Initiative with AAPI

PACCAL created masks for the Community

Food delivery to Davita and Christ Hospital

Mask Initiative Give-Away

Signing MOA with JCI New Jersey (Aug 18)

Thanksgiving Package to Seniors

October PACCAL Awards **X

Free Covid Testing Initiative with Hudson

Medical Plaza

Christmas Giving

**x – Canceled due to Pandemic

SUPPORTED

CAM’s Acquaintance Dinner (Mar 8)

Dedicationand Blessing of the Blessed Mother Statue at Our Lady of Victories (Aug 15)

JC Census FB Live 2020 Forum (Sep 9)

Zoom with Con Gen Petronila Garcia (Oct 28)

RECOGNIZED

FIESTA IN AMERICA’S Great Filipino

American Outdoor Event (Aug 16)

2021 PACCAL AWARDS & ANNIVERSARY GALA

2021 PACCAL AWARDS & ANNIVERSARY GALA – OCTOBER 2021

PACCAL PROGRAMS 2019

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE

2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

January to December 2019

Atlantic Day Trip

Weekly Meet for WHM Gala

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE

2021 PACCAL AWARDS & ANNIVERSARY GALA OCTOBER 2021 Healthy Heart, Healthy Family Program

Healthy Heart Healthy Family Monthly Program

Monthly Outreach Calls to Older Adults

Monthly Members’ Meeting

Women’s History Month Awards Gala

Census Meeting with AAPI

Mask Initiative Give-Away

October Anniversary Gala

2022 PACCAL HONORARY CHAIRPERSONS

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE

2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

PACCAL GALA COMMITTEE 2022

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE

2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

OVERALL BALL CHAIR

Freddy Burke

VICE CHAIR

Ramona Gapasin

EVENT COORDINATOR

Ria Serrano

VENUE COORDINATOR

Ria Serrano

SIT-DOWN MENU

Board

STAGE MANAGEMENT

Connie Sianoya

DESIGN

(Plaque, Banner, Invitation)

Ria Serrano

INVITATION DISSEMINATION

RB Tamayo

Ria Serrano

Freddy Burke

Rheanne Agpalasin

HONOREE SEARCH

Rose Javier

HONOREE MEDALLIONS

STAGE

WELCOME

Marieta Lamar

PHOTOGRAPHY

Lumen Castaneda

Angel Ramchand

Ann Constantino Beck

Betty Buenviaje

Stevenson VanDerodar

Freddy Burke

Menchu Sanchez

Joyce Andes-David

Susan Lagmay

Pilar Monje

Hermie Garcia

Marilou Songco

Marieta Lamar

Connie Sianoya

Ria Serrano

SCREENING

Joyce Andes-David

Freddy Burke

Joyce Andes-David

PROGRAM DESIGN

Shari May Guirao

PROGRAM

Shari May Guirao

RB Tamayo

HONOREE COORDINATION

Freddy Burke

Ria Serrano

Connie Sianoya

Joyce Andes-David

Betty Buenviaje

Lumen Castaneda

MEET AND GREET

Freddy Burke

JOURNAL

Freddy Burke

Ria Serrano

Connie Sianoya

Connie Sianoya

Joyce Andes-David

2021 PACCAL AWARDS & ANNIVERSARY GALA – OCTOBER 2021

Rolando Javier

Rose Javier

Arman David

Stevenson Derodar

STAGE PLANTS

Rolando Javier

USHERS

Connie Sianoya

Joyce Andes-David

Maria Nucum

RB Tamayo

STAGE COORDINATORS

Merlyn Loja

Jemlyn Velasco

Tara Nucum

Jazhua Andes

ESCORTS

Tara Nucum

Jazhua Andes

Merlyn Loja

Susan Liguori

RB Tamayo

Freddy Burke

SAME-DAY COLLECTION

Becky Samanyaphon

Joyce Andes-David

Maria Nucum

Connie Sianoya

Freddy Burke

RB Tamayo

ACCOUNTING

Becky Samanyaphon

Joyce Andes-David

Maria Nucum

RB Tamayo

POST EVENT ACCOUNTING

Freddy Burke

Ria Serrano

VIDEOGRAPHY

None for this event

ADVISORY

Linda Mayo

HONORARY GUESTS

Rose Javier

Rolando Javier

Marieta Lamar

FASHION SEGMENT

COORDINATOR

None for this event

PACCAL would like to thank members and volunteers who have provided their generous service and commitment in making this event special.

Would you like to be part of the committee for the next GALA EVENT? Message us at paccal.org@yahoo.com Or contact any board member or committee

Mrs. Maria Pilar Monje

Mrs. Lea Frain

Opening Ceremonies

Entrance of Colors

USA Flag and Philippine Flag

US Anthem by Adreinne LaCorte-Mercado

Philippine Anthem by RB Tamayo

Invocation by Joyce Andes-David

Welcome by President Rose Javier

Remarks by Event Chairperson Freddy Burke

Introduction of Key Note Speaker by Stevenson VanDerodar

Key Note Address by Consul General Elmer Cato

Represented by Deputy Consul General Arman Talbo

Presentation of Officers Dance

Special Recognition of PACCAL Presidents in 30 Years

Special Awards Dance

Message from Founder Linda Mayo

Represented by Second VP Joey Mayo

Introduction of the Honorary Chairpersons

Introduction of the Presenters

Presentation of Honorees Dance

Programme by Shari May Guirao

Honorees

Sofia Abad Influential Woman

Maria Meredith Malasig, RN, BSN

Dr. Jun Reyes

Dr. Lorna Avila

Dr. Trifonia Brecio

Marcelino Rodriguez

Victor Palmos

Reagan John Rada

Michael “Kell” Gatdula

Alma Avanzado

Engr. Eddie Manongsong

CEBU INC. Tribu Cebuano

Excellence in Nursing

Excellence in Physical Therapy

Excellence in Psychiatry

Excellence in Education

Excellence in Visual Arts

Excellence in Hair and Make up Artistry

Excellence in Entrepreneurship

Excellence in Music

Excellence in Graphic Design

Excellence in in Engineering

Outstanding Cultural Proponent

Catholic Action of Mary Outstanding Faith-Based Organization

Peter Burke Father of the Year

Anecito and Rosalina Tabing Parents of the Year

Michelle Sanchez

Flo Coronel

Outstanding Young Professional

Outstanding Leader in Community Service

Lady-Jan Jauod Miss PACCAL

Adreinne LaCorte-Mercado Miss Teen PACCAL

Dominque De Leon Little Miss PACCAL

Thank you to all members, officers, committee members of the 30th Year Anniversary for your time, talent, and treasure. From PACCAL

Programme by Shari May Guirao

2022 PACCAL HONOREES ON STAGE

PAN AMERICAN CONCERNED CITIZENS ACTION LEAGUE

2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

AWARDING CEREMONY

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SOFIA ABAD INFLUENTIAL WOMAN

Sofia came from Polillo Island, Province of Quezon, Philippines and married to the late Jose B. Abad of Iloilo City, Philippines. Graduated from the University of the East with the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, majoring in Accounting. A Certified Public Accountant (Certified in the Philippines) and migrated to the United States in 1972. While in the USA, she worked at different companies,such as General Agent, Insurance Company, Entertainment and Recording Company, Publishing Company as Bookkeeper. Looking for a much better oppurtunity, she took the civil service examination for Tax Auditor, passed and was employed at the NYC Department of Finance,Tax Audit Division until her retirement in 2002.

Six years after her retirement, she was ask to join Padilla & Company and Associates in 2008 and was assigned at the New York City Department of Environmental Protection,Engineering Audit Unit., as Auditor/Consultant until 2018.

Her involement in the Philippine/American Community dated back in 1985, thus:

(A) Filipino Community Network – (FCN) -(Member) - 1985

(B) Philippine American Government Employees of NY (PAGE) -1985-1988-Held the position of Secretary, Executive Vice-President – 1989 and President – 1990

(C) Philippine Independence Day Committee (PIDC) an Ad Hoc Committee under the auspices of the Philippine Consulate, NYC –Held the position of Treasurer, Auditor, Chairman – Finance Committee, Over-all Vice Chairman 1993, and as Overall Chairman (1994)

(D) Filipino Bowling Club, Woddhaven Lanes, Woodhaven Queens, NY – President - 1995

(E) Liberty Lions Club -Multiple District 20-R2 – Second V.P – 2000 and President -2001

When the Community clamor for PIDC to become a not for profit entity, the body decided to Incorporate. It was voted upon and was approved. Several community leaders became the Incorporators and she was one who was elected. Thus, the birth of Philippine Independence Day Council, Inc.Under this entity, she served as Vice President, Treasurer, Auditor, and member of the Board of Directors.up to this day. Likewise, under this entity, she was appointed to Chair, different Committees, such as Budget and Finance, Street Fair, Parade, Independence Mass, Flag Raising, and became part of the Hybrid Gala Production in 2021.

After much of the volunteerism with the Philippine American Community, she volunteered and applied for military training at Camp Smith, in upstate, NY. After fin!ishing the training she was commissioned by the NYS Armed Forces, New York Guard Division, and was assigned at the NYC Armory to assist in monitoring the premises in light of the infamous bombing ot the World Trade Center. Upon completion of the tour of duty all those who served at this tragedy, were awarded the NEW YORK STATE DEFENSE OF LIBERTY MEDAL for participation to the State following the attack on America . This medal was presented by the Governor of New York State and Brigadier General Commander, New York Guard, State of New York, under the Division of Military and Naval Affairs

Continuing her voluntary services, in 2016, she was invited as one of the guest speakers at the commemoration of the Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month. This was sponsored by the Joint Base, McGuire- Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey. The event was coordinated by the active Filipino /American Service Men and the 305th AMW as the hosting Unit. Thank you so much to the selection and award committee. More power to all of you.

Let me commend everyone involved at PACCAL for helping strenghten our Filipino American Community. Taos pusong pasasalamat.

Mabuhay tayong lahat!

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2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

MEREDITH SALES MALASIG, RN, BSN EXCELLENCE IN NURSING

More than just a medical professional: A philanthropist, community leader, lovingmother and a great wife, too Meredith Sales Malasig, RN, BSN is currently a Deputy NACSU Manager for Sanofi-Aventis in Bridgewater, NJ. She is one of those who internalized good values and, as a result, was able to develop stronger concept and achieved success, both at work and in life. Meredith graduated from the Far Eastern University in the Philippines with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree and migrated to the United States in 1988.

In her aspiration to make a difference to strengthen and advance the practice of nursing, Meredith demonstrated absolute dedication and commitment to a career in clinical research spanning 24 years. As for her contributions to clinical research, she focused on monitoring the health and wellbeing of study participants to find ways to promote and improve the quality of life of individuals and families. The findings that come out of the study may be used for compliance and regulatory requirements and could pave the way to the discovery of potential key medicines and hence have a huge impact on the lives of millions of people.

With over 40 years working as a nurse in various capacities, Meredith has acquired the experience, knowledge, and wisdom of the profession. She can handle challenging clinical situations; has sound problemsolving and decision-making skills. An amiable person, she likewise is a great communicator; someone who is resourceful and eager to find solutions to problems; someone who can get along well with all kinds of people in all kinds of situations.

Meredith’s therapeutic area of experience include: Oncology, Metabolism, CNS, Cardio, Internal medicine and respiratory. She is currently affiliated with the American Nurses Affiliation New York and New Jersey. Meredith’s career has been influenced by her vast experiences working from Nursing Homes to Hospitals to major pharmaceutical companies like Novartis, Pfizer, and Sanofi- Aventis.

Meredith was born in Laoag City, Philippines and the daughter of the late Remigio Baguiran Sales and Juanita Respicio Sales. She has three siblings, two brothers both successful businessmen in the Philippines and a sister in New Jersey who also works in one of the big pharmaceutical corporations in New Jersey. She is married for 40 years to Dr. Emmanuel Malasig, Medical Director in one of the biggest Pharmaceutical Company in New Jersey. They are blessed with three wonderful children.

Emmanuel Guiane Carlo Malasig, a Batchelor’s Degree holder in Business Management is now a police officer in one of the towns in New Jersey. He is married to Jillian Malasig. They have two children Olivia Wren Malasig and Kai Alexander Malasig.

Ria Johanna Malasig, a Master’s degree holder in Clinical Counselling and currently working as a director at one of the Mental Health Facility in New Jersey. She is married to Luis Martinez with 3 children

Lucas Noel Martinez, Lyla Johanna Martinez and Liam Rian Martinez.

Kathleen Jade Malasig, completed her Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy and working as an Occupational therapist in a Subacute facility in New Jersey.

And for her good deeds and professional work achievements, she received so many awards and recognitions from various civic and professional organizations.

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2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

DR. JUN REYES EXCELLENCE IN PHYSICAL THERAPY

Dr. Jun Reyes received my bachelor of Physical Therapy from Emilio Aguinaldo College in 1999. He worked in multiple settings such as orthopedic, neurological, and geriatrics for more than 15 years. Dr Jun is NY board certified physical therapist and his graduate work includes Transitional Doctoral Degree in Physical Therapy from Stony Brook University and received vestibular rehabilitation training from Susan Herdman Vestibular course at Emory University. He started Reyes/Reyes Physical Therapy Clinic 12 years ago, and it’s a growing practice. Reyes Physical Therapy the only physical therapy clinic in Baldwin area that has overhead ceiling track for balance patients.

Dr. Jun is also a father of 2 beautiful daughters, a vlogger, the owner of JC Reyes Real Estate Corporation in which he purchased a medical building, rental house and a 2-door apartment. He is the founder of Dr. Jun Reyes page with almost a million followers. He has a Youtube channel and the creator of Dr. Reyes liniment cream

DR. LORNA AVILA EXCELLENCE IN PSYCHIATRY

Dr. Lorna Avila is a Board Certified physician: diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and is currently the Director of Psychiatry at South Beach PC, a New York State facility located in Staten Island, New York. She has lived in Staten Island since her graduation from her residency training in psychiatry at the former St. Vincent Medical Center now known as Richmond University Medical Center. She was nominated to be the Chief Resident in the residency program and upon graduation, was given an award in recognition of her excellent performance in the training program and became the Director of the Psychiatric ER at St. Vincent’s for several years. An only child of loving parents, Coney and Loby Avila, born in Manila, Philippines: raised and attended high school at an exclusive all girls school, Elmhurst Academy, Newport Rhode Island. She hails from a family of medical health professionals in medicine and pharmacy and through this influence, after her graduation from the College of Charleston, South Carolina where she was consistently on the Dean’s list. Dr. Avila attended Perpetual Help College of Medicine in the Philippines.

Dr. Avila also maintains a private practice in Staten Island and has an excellent reputation in the community. She has been the past President of the Medical Staff Organization at South Beach PC until becoming the Director of Psychiatry. Dr. Avila believes in maintaining a balance of her professional role with that of the spiritual aspect in her life. For this, she is very involved with the religious community in Staten Island and has recently received an award in recognition of her work by the Staten Island Council of Churches. Most importantly, Dr. Avila is the mother of two beautiful young ladies, Janice and Emily, who both serve as her inspiration.

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DR. TRIFONIA ‘FON’ BRECIO EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION

Dr. Trifonia, fondly called “Fon”, has worked for more than 25 years in the field in Education.

She has taught in schools Cabucgayan National High School (Cabucgayan, Philippines), Philippine Science High School – Eastern Visayas Campus (Tacloban City, Philippines), Grace Dodge Career and Technical High School (Bronx, NY, Bronx High School for the Visual Arts (Bronx, NY, Young Adult Borough College (YABC) DeWitt Clinton High School and now at Crotona International High School (Bronx, NY).

She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Education, BS Certificate Program in the Physical Sciences (Physics-Chemistry), Master of Arts in Education Major: Administration and Supervision CAR- Completed the Academic Requirements for graduation, Master of Educational Studies ( Special Project: Mathematics Education) The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia (2001), , Master of Arts (Special Education) 21 Credits, Doctor of Philosophy Major: Educational Programs Management Eastern Visayas State University, Tacloban City, Philippines (2007)Mathematics

Teacher Transformation Institute (MTTI)

She has had multiple scholarships as: National State Scholar (Philippines), AusAID - Australian Government , MTTI (Mathematics Teacher Transformation Institute (MTTI) 3-year grant-Lehman College, Bronx, New York

She is also very active in the community with roles as: UNIFFIED New York Chapter - President (2021present), UNIFFIED Inc. - Finance Director (current),Biliran Island Association in America - Secretary (2012present), National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM), Member (2009-present)

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2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

MARCELINO RODRIGUEZ EXCELLENCE IN VISUAL ARTS

Marcelino Rodriguez was born in 1946 in Manila, Philippines. He is the first Filipino Mixedmedia Artist. Mr. Rodriguez, Founder of Sepia Workshop in Soho, studies Architecture and Fine Arts at the University of Santo Tomas, Philippines, and the Contemporary graphic Arts Workshop and Pratts Graphics Center in New York.

He then migrated to the United States in 1970. He won a scholarship grant at the Pratt Institute and further honed his studies in printmaking. He won the grand prize award at the Pratt Institute graphic arts competition where he completed this scholarship in 1974. His works are included in the Pratt GraphicPrint Portfolio. Marcelino is a top-notch Filipino serigraph artist, he romped away with the first prize in the 1974 Pratt Institute's Annual Graphic Competition.

Marcelino is the first Filipino to have won Pratt's top graphic arts award aside from being the first Filipino to accomplish to feat twice, having won another award in 1972. Pratt's Annual Graphic Arts Competition is considered one of the more prestigious contests in the field. It is also one of the toughest to win as it involves consensus judging by an unnamed panel of critics and judges. The Pratt tour the United States for about a year.

Winning the award twice is only one of Marcelino's achievements. His works have been exhibited and well received in various parts of the world, including Sao Paolo, Brazil. In addition, he is considered one of the finest printmakers in the Philippines.

The artist, Marcelino Rodriguez, says his basic creative ideas begin with a simple starting point. The application of square, circle, and triangle are his geological references. Mr. Rodriguez’s experiences at the many interesting islands in his native Philippines brought together with the western experiences form a unique blend of emotions. They became the artist’s inspiration, evident in his works, colors, and expressions. “Impressions Landscape”

a mixture of ideas, textures, and composition is the result of Mr. Rodriguez’s desire for spiritual creativity. Collages and incorporation of copper foils are his duplications of lights and shadows, while lines, drawings, and hard edges are the rendition of the total creation. These variations are essential layers of patterns. In the end, the artist views each piece as a quick and simple exercise that wins momentary pleasure for its creative experience. Marcelino Rodriguez has joined several exhibitions and competitions over the years. His first solo exhibit was at the prestigious Luz Gallery in Manila, Philippines.

Marcelino is the second son of Manuel Rodriguez Sr.,. His father was a pioneering printmaker in the Philippines, who also boasts of another equally talented brother Manuel Rodriguez Jr. Manuel and Marcelino founded the Sepia Print Workshop in New York City to help the struggling Filipino and third World Artists.

In 1977, Mr. Rodriguez opened his own printmaking workshop in SoHo called “Art Space 22.” He envisioned his workshop to be a place where artist and friends could share their ideas and work together. Marcelino Rodriguez currently resides in Bergenfield, NJ where he continues to work on his craft.

AWARDS RECEIVED

1975 – Present. Received multiple awards and recognition locally and internationally.

1974 - First Prize - Many Mansion USA. Pratt Institutes Annual Graphic Competition, Pratt Institute, Manhattan, New York, USA

1972 - Pratt's Top Graphic Arts, Pratt Institute, Manhattan, New York, USA

1970 - Second Prize - "Anting Anting" Mix media Division Annual Graphic Arts Competition and Exhibition, Philippine Association of Printmakers

1969 - Grand Prize -"Dragon's Step" Serigraph 1969 Annual Graphic Arts Competition and Exhibition, Philippine Association of Printmakers

1968 - Third Place - "Finnegans Wake" Journey to Samarkand XVIII National Students Art Competition, The Shell Companies in the Philippines Manila. First Place "Custer Campfire" (Mix media). 1968 Annual Graphic Arts Competition and Exhibition, Philippine Association of Printmakers

1967 - Third Place - Graphic Arts. XVII National Students Art Competition, The Shell Companies in the Philippines Manila. Third Honorable Mention, "Sarimanok" - Graphic Arts. Philippines Airlines Art Competition. Third Prize "November" –Graphic Arts Philippines Airlines Art Competition

1966 - Fifth Place - "Regal Robe" XVI National Students Art Competition, The Shell Rwfinig Companies in the Philippines Manila

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2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

VICTOR PALMOS EXCELLENCE IN HAIR AND MAKE UP ARTISTRY

Victor Palmos is a globally known, professional and successful hair and make-up (HMU) artist. He has been in the beauty industry since the early 1990’s. He has worked with various models, TV networks, film studios, beauty queens, artists, campaigns, and events. Victor was a nominee for the Best Make-up Artist during the 1997 Metro Manila Film Festival for the movie “Inay” starring Nora Aunor.

He was also a Finalist of the Philippine Hairdressing Awards in 1998 in Commercial Style Schwarzkopf Professional. Throughout the years, his career as a beauty industry professional has taken him around the world from the Philippines and other Asian countries all the way to the USA.

He worked at Emmanuel NY – Creative Division as their inhouse HMU artist 2010 to 2013. Aside from his day job, Victor is also one of the most sought after HMU artist in the Filipino American community. Whenever there are visiting actors or beauty queens from the Philippines, they also seek Victor’s services. He has the ability to highlight individuality, while enhancing one’s natural beauty. His extensive experience and welcoming attitude makes every client comfortable in his hands. He is knowledgeable about the most up to date trends, top quality products, and can give any client a stunningly flawless and radiant look.

He is passionate and committed in providing clients with the most pleasurable experience and helping them find their natural confidence through his hair and make-up services. Despite Victor’s popularity and demand in the industry, he does not hesitate to give back to the community using his time and talent.

MICHAEL ‘KELL’ GATDULA EXCELLENCE IN MUSIC

Michael, more popularly known as “Kell”, is the former Lead Vocalist of Formula (BMG RECORDS Pilipinas) carrier single “KUNI MO NA ANG LAHAT SA AKIN”, former Recording Solo Artist for XAX music with songs: “Ganyan Ka Kamahal” theme song of Korean telenovela “Over the Greenfields” GMA7 Dinggin mo themesong of korean telenovela Damo - GMA7 Former Recording Artist for Vehnee Saturno Music Label VAS: Isang kahapon

Furthermore, he was the Lead Vocalist of the Multi Awarded Band “South Border” 2007-2012, 2014-2021

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REAGAN JOHN RADA EXCELLENCE IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Reagan John Rada, Founder and President of RJP Venture. RJP which stands for Reagan John Projects, a company primarily focus on building and funding Filipino based businesses to help and mentor aspiring Filipino entrepreneurs to achieve what they have dreamed of. Based in Jersey City, New Jersey, a very young company of under 3 years old have already started building subsidiaries and acquiring business for Filipino community.

RJP LIVE, a concert, entertainment and ticketing company that successfully conducted 18 concerts in 8 cities across USA including a sold-out Vice Ganda concert of 3000 Filipinos in Newark Symphony Hall, South Border US Tour in 7 cities, Tekla and Donita Nose with Christian Bautista, KZ Tandingan, JAYA, IV of spades and Up Dharma Down, Moira with Ice Seguera as well as local concerts promoting local Filipino talents. Recently, both sold out concerts of Filipino RnB king, Jay R, in Virginia and MILA Foundation benefit concert of Jeremiah and Kell Gatdula in Queens NY has gone a massive traction to the brand. RJP LIVE also has its own online and print ticketing services and it took pride and joy to do 100% free ticketing service during the Taal Volcano fund raising concert in Queens, NY with almost 1000 attendees benefiting affected Filipinos in Talisay Batangas. This coming July 30, 2022, In partnership with SC&C entertainment and Jullor Entertainment, RJP Live is excited to bring the biggest OPM concert to NY, OPM SummerFest, with Introvoys, Rivermaya, Gloc9 and TrueFaith Cedric Escobar alongside talented local artists.

RJP SportFest, a new subsidiary of RJP that successfully hosted a multi city tournament that was participated by 84 Baskeball and Volleyball teams from 14 different cities and 6 states across the US. The event created a gathering of more than 2400 hundred Filipinos in Manalapan, NJ.

RJP Venture also owned the trademarked brand “Cabalen” in the entire USA and has recently open a restaurant in Hackensack, NJ.

Reagan is also a fine Jewelry Designer, with expertise on fine and precious gemstones. His 22 plus year career in Jewelry includes 4 years of designing with Late Elizabeth Taylor, 14 plus years of designing and selling for Italian Company, Piranesi as well as designing lines for his very own Fine and Fashion Jewelry Company, Serendipity Gem. Serendipity is also one of the leading acquisition company of over produced fashion line and over manufactured and cut gemstones in the tristate area

Reagan is currently the President and founding partner of Revolve Holdings. The company holds multiple real estate properties in 3 states as well as a financial management company focusing on equities and private equity investments. The company also owns and manages multiple commercial and residential apartment developments in Manila as well its recent project, a small boutique hotel and commercial complex focusing on restaurant and food related services in Bicol, Philippines.

Reagan’ s humble beginning in United States started June, 2000. Coming to Los Angeles, with just under $700 in his pocket, he worked as a caregiver, janitor, massage therapist, office assistant and a runner. With no proper documentation until 2008, after Late Elizabeth Taylor gave him the opportunity to fix his papers, he managed to get by with very limited means. For the last 22 years of living in United States, he devotes most of his free time to serve in various Filipino organizations and volunteered to hundreds of non-profits group. His life story has been featured in various documentaries, TV and Newspapers, including So Janelle, OFW Diaries with Kara David, Inquirer, Travel magazine and others.

Reagan was the Past-President of Junior Chambers International (JCI) Queens. He is also the founder of Reagan John Rada Foundation (RJRF) and current President of MILA Foundation (Medical Indigent Livelihood Assistance), that serves communities and provided school supplies, broadcast learning and other educational programs to thousands of less fortunate kids in his hometown, Bicol Philippines. Reagan was awarded last October 2019 at Carnegie Hall as one of the Outstanding Filipinos in America. I’m 2020, he was coined as 1 out of 100 most influential Filipino-American by the TOFA board as well as recognized as 1 of 75 Most influential Filipino name at Hollywood Blog Talk. In 2021, JCI State of NJ, gave Reagan it’s Innovation Award for Entrepreneurial and Humanitarian Excellence.

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ALMA AVANZADO EXCELLENCE IN GRAPHIC DESIGN

Creative, passionate, dedicated, and a people-person are a few words that describe Alma Grace Avanzado. She has always lent a hand to those in need. Her creativity allows her to connect to people and provide creative services voluntarily as part of her community service.

Alma arrived in America at 21 years old. A single mother with a 3-year-old and a 9-month-old baby. She faced challenges and obstacles but fought them with integrity and perseverance. Through hard work on two jobs-freelance projects and design business, she fulfilled her dreams of providing a foundation for her children to stand solid on their own. Her oldest son, Jhoneil, is the Senior Director of Growth Marketing of Mural in Seattle, WA; Jonathan is the IT Executive Support Manager for the National Football League (NFL) in New York City; and lastly her youngest, Ariana, a computer science major student at NJCU. She always says her children are her biggest accomplishment in life and her blessings with them are her reason for giving back.

Alma has been advocating for parents and students in special education since 2006 when her daughter Ariana, diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, started school. In 2014, the Jersey City Board of Education appointed her as the chairperson of the Special Education Parent Advisory Council where she managed parent representatives of the district’s 41 schools, empowered parents and students with resources and services, and encouraged them to be a voice for their rights in special education. She had been the bridge for the families to the district's special education administration.

Alma served as the president of The City of Seven Lakes, San Pablo City Association, East Coast Chapter USA from 2018 until 2020. Currently, she is the chairperson of the Board of Directors. The Association raises funds to support homeless shelters, orphanages, special education schools, and public schools in San Pablo City, Philippines.

Alma also serves as a committee person of SouthWest Neighborhood Block Association of Jersey City.

Alma holds a bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts, major in Advertising from the College of the Holy Spirit, Manila, Philippines. Professionally, Alma is the Art Director for Pentek Inc. for 27 years until it was acquired by Mercury Systems in May 2021. With over 28 years of experience in a technology company that delivers commercial innovation to rapidly transform the global aerospace and defense industry, Alma handles the creatives used for sales and marketing from logo design, catalogs, brochures, presentations, web design, social media, advertising campaigns, and tradeshows making sure it maintains its brand identity in the high-tech engineering industry. Her designs have been featured on the industry’s magazine covers several times and had received recognition for excellence.

ENGR. EDDIE MANONGSONG EXCELLENCE IN ENGINEERING

Owner and President of Manongsong Contracting LLC. He is a builder of home improvement and licensed in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut

Presently, he is the Chapter Commander of Knights of Rizal – Fairfield Chapter

He has been previously awarded as Prominence and Distinguished Achiever Award by Friends Indeed, USA in 2021. Commendations of Unsung Heroes Award – The Red Pooinsettai Charitable Foundation, Inc. Plaque of Recognition – Achievement Award in Entrepreneurship Garden State Filipino American Association Inc. Plaque of Recognition of Diocese of Malaybalay Sr. Sto. Nino Mission Chapel , Lampanusan Malaybalay City. He is active in community services in the different organizations.

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2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

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PRESENTATION OF PLAQUES BY PAST PRESIDENT ROLANDO JAVIER HONORARY CHAIRPERSONS

LEA FRAIN AND PILAR MONJE, INCUMBENT OFFICER MENCHU SANCHEZ

PRESENTATION OF PLAQUES BY PAST PRESIDENT LUMEN CASTANEDA HONORARY CHAIRPERSONS

LEA FRAIN AND PILAR MONJE, INCUMBENT OFFICER LUZ BURKE

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2022 PACCAL AWARDS AND 30TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY – OCTOBER 2022

PETER BURKE FATHER OF THE YEAR

Peter Burke was raised in Holmdel, NJ and is a proud New Jerseyan. The Eldest Son of Gloria and Francis X. Burke. One of Six Children, Peter served as a role model and big sibling to all of his family. Growing up, Peter participated and became a Boy Scout in Hazlet, NJ for 5 years, earning 17 badges during his time. He is a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy, in Lincroft, NJ. Peter worked at UPS for 2 years and at the same time, went to school at night. Becoming a graduate of New Jersey City University, earning a B.A in History, minoring in Economics and became a member of the National History Society at New Jersey City University.

In 1994, He attended the Bible Sharing Group, with Sister Grace Reape, and met Luz Obligacion. Peter served as a usher in Saint Peter’s Church for 3 years and worked in the Food Pantry for 2 years. In 1997, Peter married Luz Obligacion. The following year, Peter’s first and only son was born, named Freddy Burke. In 2005, Peter and his family moved to downtown Jersey City and began attending Resurrection Parish, going to St. Mary’s and St. Michael’s Churches, respectively. Peter resumed being an usher in both churches in which he still does today.

As a father, Peter understood that his son Freddy was an only child, unlike himself or his wife. Knowing this, Peter took extra steps in caring for Freddy and making sure he always had something to talk to, walk with, and eat with. Peter worked hard to ensure his son Freddy had a good Catholic education from grammar school to college. Peter said that as a Father the most important asset to have is a listening ear.

Peter worked for M.T.M, Project Live for 11 years in Newark, NJ and retired in 2020. His work at M.T.M included maintaining housing for individuals who suffer from Mental Health issues and ensured they had adequate living spaces. An avid supporter of the Santacruzan of Manila Ave, Peter has participated in the procession as the holder of the Our Lady of Manaoag icon for over 10 years. In 2021, Peter has voiced that becoming a Hermano Mayor is a way of giving thanks for the gift of life and supporting his wife, Luz, and only son, Freddy,’s mission to continue the tradition of the Santacruzan and Flores de Mayo. On May 1st 2022, Peter and his wife Luz supported the Filipino Apostolate of the Archdiocese of Newark’s Landas Ng Kabanalan as Hudson County Hermanos. He is very humbled to be considered Father of the Year for Paccal’s 30th Anniversary.

CATHOLIC ACTION OF MARY OUTSTANDING FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION

Catholic Action of Mary (CAM) is a religious organization founded in 1978 at Saint Mary’s Church.

The core mission of CAM is to uphold the teachings of the Catholic Church through serving, assisting the church and honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary.

The officers and members keep the mission true through the faith-filled traditions of the 1st Sunday Filipino Mass, Block Rosary, Simbang Gabi, Pabasa, Salubong, Divine Mercy Pilgrimage and the Santacruzan and Flores de Mayo. (45th year 2023)

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ANICETO AND ROSALINA TABING PARENTS OF THE YEAR

Anecito Tabing and Rosalina L. Tabing, better known as Cito and Rose, were married on October of 1977. They are blessed with seven children who are all professionals currently working in different fields - hospitality, financial services, healthcare and law enforcement.

Rose came to New York, USA on June 1987 and was later joined by Cito and all their children on April 1992. Rose started working in Bacolod City as an Elementary Teacher in 1969. She was granted a scholarship to the University of the Philippines and in 1977, finished her Master of Arts in Education where she majored in Special Education. After completing her loyalty service as a Special Ed Teacher in Bacolod City, she then became an ESL (English as a Second Language) Instructor at the Philippines Refugee Center in Bataan under the United Nations Commitee on Human Resources for 5 years. In 1988, she migrated to the US and started working for the Board of Education in New York teaching Special Ed. During her tenure, she also worked for the Visiting Nurse Service of NY as an Early Childhood Intervention Instructor as well as an ESL Teacher at the Bronx Community College. In 2013, Rose retired after 26 years of service teaching in public school under the NY Board of Ed.

Cito, on the other hand, worked as a contractor for home improvement services.Cito and Rose now spend their time half in New York and half travelling back home in the Philippines to visit family. While in New York, they are both active members of the Lady of Solace Church choir and community in the Bronx.

C.E.B.U. INC. TRIBU CEBUANO OUTSTANDING CULTURAL PROPONENT

Cebu Inc. is a non-profit, socio-civic, apolitical FilipinoAmerican organization based in Queens, New York. The organization has conducted projects both in the US and in the Philippines in the form of Medical Mission, Outreach Programs & Symposia. Tribu Cebuano serve the cultural side of the organization, known for its performance of the Philippines Grandest Festival, Sinulog. Composed of Devotees of Sr. Sto. Niño, this group has been performing all over the Northeast USA for a decade. They were champion in 2015, 2017, 2019 during the Philippine Independence Day Grand Parade in Manhattan. They won as the Best Performer during the PAFCOM Parade in Jersey City in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022. Two weeks ago, they made history as they performed in the Streets of Boston and participated in the first Filipino American Festival and 43rd Honk Oktoberfest Event in Harvard. Headed by President, Edynne Baclay-Loquellano & Choreographer Shiran Ybanez, boasting extravagant costumes, dazzling performances, they are truly world-class.

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MICHELLE SANCHEZ OUTSTANDING YOUNG PROFESSIONAL

Michelle Jude de Luna Sanchez is a 29-year-old Filipino-American born in Manhattan and raised in Secaucus, New Jersey by her parents Judith and Menchu Sanchez.

Michelle has an older brother, Jude, and is a proud dog mom of a Portuguese Water Dog named Moana. She attended the Immaculate Conception School then at Immaculate Heart Academy in Washington Township.

Michelle earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA, followed by a Master of Science in Kinesiology and then my Doctorate in Health Science from A. T. Still University in Phoenix, AZ. She currently serves as the director of swimming in her hometown in Secaucus, becoming one of the town’s youngest directors at the age of 23, and the first woman and person of color to serve in her position. She is responsible for the development, organization, and implementation of aquatic programs within Secaucus. In addition to serving as the town’s swimming director, she is also a USA Swimming certified coach and have been coaching competitive swimming for almost 10 years, currently coaching with the Cougar Aquatic Team. She adds, “Aquatics has always been part of my life, as I have been swimming for 25 years and counting!”

Within her initial years as director, she created a recreational swimming league, swim team, and established swimming lesson programs for infants, toddlers, children, adults, and special needs individuals. She mentions” As a coach, there is no greater joy than watching athletes develop and go on to continue their sport in college, and I coached many student-athletes who swim competitively in college, with some earning individual conference championship titles. Overall, I believe in the healing properties of water for spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being. As for the future, I look forward to continuing to foster the development of aquatics programs in my hometown and in the State of NJ.

One of her major goals is to increase the water safety of all populations so they may enjoy the benefits of aquatic programs with security and confidence. With the various disciplines of health sciences she have studied, she plans to share her knowledge of kinesiology, training, aquatics, and coaching with her community and to exemplify the excellence that is intrinsically tied to being Filipino.

Michelle is a proud, young Filipino-American. She wants her peers and younger generations to recognize that there are no boxes that society, or even our own communities, can put around a Filipino professional. “Yes, we are known for being in the healthcare field, but we are also artists, scientists, musicians, creators, athletes, coaches, and leaders. We excel in what we do because we as a people love doing the things we do. When we love what we do and endeavor to improve, we raise the standard of excellence set by our elders and set an example for those who will come after us. It is so important for me to be visible as a young Filipino woman in a leadership position because as our world continuously changes, we must show up and be seen by future generations. We must send the message that Filipino leadership in America is normal because we are capable of being leaders in our respective fields because excellence is part of our culture. I will continue setting that example for my peers and future generations of Filipinos in America.”

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FLO CORONEL OUTSTANDING LEADER IN COMMUNITY SERVICE

FLO, as he is fondly called, is originally from Davao City, where he grew up, born as the second child in a brood of 10 children, from a Bulakeno father and a Cebuana mother. At an early age, Flo showed leaning and inclinations community service by being very active in school activities, church organizations and civic action groups. He was always at the forefront of community projects and programs outside of the home environment. He was an active Boy Scout leader, a member of almost all school clubs and a very dedicated Knights of the Altar (Altar Boys) member and officer for 4 years while in high school. He was the recipient of the 1974 Gerry Roxas Leadership Award in St. Peters College of Toril upon high school graduation, for which he enjoyed full scholarship upon entering college.

Being a professional, Flo continued to be active in his community and in his occupational organizations. He was an officer in several associations while working as Professional Medical Representative (Detailman) for a multinational pharmaceutical firm covering the areas of Davao and provinces and North and South Cotabato in the late 1980’s.

Moving to Manila in 1991, he joined the car sales industry, starting as a Car Salesman with Nissan North Edsa-Balintawak, and eventually rising on to a Senior Management position with Nissan Gallery-Ortigas in Libis, Quezon City. It was as a General Sales Manager at NGO where he really reached the peak of his community service exposure. Being with the Rotary Club of Cubao (mother club) for many years, he was introduced to various charitable and community activities, where he avidly performed his role as a member or chairmanship of various committees.

Coming to the US in 2002, despite working multiple jobs to support college-level children in the Phils. and to sustain his personal needs, Flo still managed to do voluntary and community work with the Filipino Community of Seattle, mostly assisting with the care needs of the seniors.

In New York, where he moved in 2012, he found himself preoccupied with activities in his Woodside neighborhood, albeit not in an official capacity as a member or an officer of any organization. His first encounter with a Filipino community group was with BCBP (Brotherhood of Christian Businessmen and Professionals) – a church/faith-based organization based in Saint Sebastian Church in Woodside, where he served in the Music Ministry and was chosen as the Church Liaison and Liturgical Minister. He was also participating in the minor political events of the pro-Duterte DDS-New York group and at the same time, doing community work with David Rosasco, a self-appointed Woodside streets cleaner and youth group leader. He was a founding member of the Hijos De Davao-USA at its inception. But, it was not until his membership with the Uniffied, Inc., a prime Teachers/Educators group here in the East Coast-USA, that he was recognized and visibly seen as a community events organizer and community leader.

Presently, Flo Coronel is an active leader with the Uniffied-New Jersey Chapter as the Chair of Ways and Means Committee and the Vice-Chair of the UNIFFIED NY/NJ Coop based in Queens, NY. He is the President and General Manager of Family Care Senior Services, LLC., a home care agency in New York.e was also particiaptins int eh minor politicial events of the pro-Dutterte DDS-New York ankkklllll

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PRESENTATION OF PLAQUE AND CROWN BY EVENT CHAIR FREDDY BURKE

INCUMBENT OFFICER JENNY CASTANEDA HONORARY CHAIRS LEA FRAIN AND PILAR MONJE, INCUMBENT OFFICER MARIETA LAMAR

PRESENTATION OF PLAQUE AND CROWN BY PAST PRESIDENT BETTY BUENVIAJE HONORARY CHAIRS LEA FRAIN AND PILAR MONJE, INCUMBENT OFFICER HERMIE GARCIA

PRESENTATION OF PLAQUE AND CROWN BY EVENT CHAIR FREDDY BURKE INCUMBENT OFFICER MARIA NUCUM

HONORARY CHAIRS LEA FRAIN AND PILAR MONJE, PAST PRESIDENT LUCHIE VIVAS

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LADY JAN JAUOD MISS PACCAL

Lady-Jan ”Ice/LJ” Jauod is the eldest daughter of Janice Jauod and Gladys Guanzon and a big sister to her two younger siblings-Lyndale and Lizette.

She is from a family of musicians, singers, and artists. She plays the guitar and jams solo or with friends. When she was young, she competed in singing contests like Kundiman and contemporary music. She joined an exhibit in the Philippines where she showcased her paintings and sculptures.

She played volleyball in the Philippines, where she became a product of the Batang Pinoy. With outstanding volleyball skills, she was selected to represent the Staten Island College in the 2006 Good Will Tour held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, alongside 12 volleyball athletes who represented their participating colleges at the City University of New York (CUNY).

LJ finished her Bachelor’ Degree in Science in Nursing at Colegio San Agustin-Bacolod CSA-B), Philippines in 2013 and is currently working at a Pharmacy specializing in infertility as a Technician and a Patient Representative.

For community services, she was the charter President of the Rotaract Club- Department of Nursing CSA-B District 3850 under the Rotary Club of Bacolod City. She continues to be active in volunteer services as a member of the San Pablo Association. She is a pioneer member of the San Pablo Journal committee and is the incumbent e secretary (Year 2020-2022)

LJ’s dream is to pass her Nurse Registered License and be an Aesthetic/Cosmetology Nurse, and have her won aesthetic clinic one day.

ADREINNE CRIZELLE LACORTE-MERCADO MISS TEEN PACCAL

Adreinne Crizelle Lacorte-Mercado, 14 years of age, is the youngest and only daughter of Arlyn Lacorte and Erl Mercado and has an older brother named Sean Mercado. She was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. She is currently a Freshman at Midwood High School and will be graduating in June 2025.

Being new to high school, Adreinne takes her academics very seriously and puts a lot of effort into school. She takes every new day’s challenges as a motivation for her to do better. Since her elementary days, she has always been on the top of her class and in the Honor Roll. Recently, she had an overall average of 99.00%. Aside from her academics, Adreinne is a big advocate for worldwide issues and has expanded her advocacy by joining the UNICEF club at her school. She has participated in fundraisers and multiple events for charity both online and in person. Adreinne wishes to pursue a career in science and medicine and dreams to become a pharmaceutical scientist. Helping the unfortunate has always been a top priority for her.

Adreinne recently participated as Reyna Elena II in the year 2022 for C.A.M. (Catholic Action of Mary) and believes that it helped shaped her into a strong minded young woman. She learned so much on her journey as a Reyna and hopes to learn much more as Miss Teen PACCAL 2022.

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DOMINIQUE DE LEON LITTLE MISS PACCAL

From the thoughts of a fiive year old:

1. My name is Dominique Grace de Leon, from Secaucus, New Jersey. My parents are Gerardo and Darlene. I have a sister. Her name is Angel. And I have a brother. His name is Derek

2. I like playing with toys. I love school because I see my friends and play in the playground. I also like singing, dancing, and going to ballet practice. I love to paint, and draw, like huggy, wuggy, unicorns, Hello Kitty, our dog Lily, and my family. I like to make pan de sal with my mom and eat a lot of it.

3. Thoughts and feelings for Little Miss PACCAL: I am proud to be a Filipino American. I want to share with the community our Filipino values and good food.

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PRESENTED BY

PRESENTED BY

MOST OUTSTANDING BOARD MEMBER REBECCA SAMANYAPHON

HONORARY CHAIRS LEA FRAIN AND PILAR MONJE, PRESIDENT ROSE JAVIER INCUMBENT BOARD MEMBER MARILOU SONGCO

MOST OUTSTANDING STAFF MEMBER SUSAN LIGUORI

HONORARY CHAIRS LEA FRAIN AND PILAR MONJE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR RIA SERRANO INCUMBENT BOARD MEMBER SUSAN LAGMAY

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Guest Speaker Consul General Elmer Cato

2022 HONOREE MICHAEL ‘KELL’ GATDULA

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You truly deserved this award. We are proud of you!

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2022 Excellence in Psychiatry

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And to PACCAL’S Executive Director Ria Serrano

From JCI Senator Lee Clemente and Ning Clemente and the family circle to a fellow Jaycee… where “Service to Humanity is the Best work of Life” JCI Senator Lee Clemente #76565

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Excellence in entrepreneurship

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IN RECOGNITION

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20-30 YEARS IN PACCAL

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MERLA FAVILA

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ELOISA PORTO

WITH LOVE-IN MEMORIAM

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DENNIS HAYES

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PRAYERS FOR OUR DEARLY BELOVED

Greetings from Miss Lisa Abadilla

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2022 HONOREE AS INFLUENTIAL LEADER MABUHAY!!!

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Greetings from Ner Martinez PIDCI Member

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Dr. Jun Reyes

2022 Honoree - Excellence in Physical Therapy

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Liguori & Merlyn Loja of PACCAL

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2022

Greetings from Rosemarie Parreno

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Congratulations !!! Lady Jan Jauod 2022 MISS PACCAL

Greetings from Maria Moppet Nucum 2022 PACCAL Board Director

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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE AWARDEES AND TO PACCAL

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