Vol 40 Issue 5
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ALPHA PHI OMEGA GREATER LOS ANGELES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
May 2020
Just wishful thinking, what could have been another APOGLA Annual Camping at Lake Perris will now just settle down at the backyard this weekend
Ar k: On Camping w Nor m, Gr adua tion Atbpa! Artt Attac Attack Camping,, Ne New Norm Gradua aduation By Brod Art Rivera Annual Memorial Weekend Camping - Every year, we all look forward to enjoying the great outdoors to frolic, to have fun, go fishing and simply bask in the fellowship with our families and friends. This year will be different because of social distancing and cancellation of big crowd gatherings and events including our Lake Perris camping because of the Coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. We can still have the little ones enjoy the weekend in our backyards. Peg the tent, do barbecue, sip a glass of wine, drink a couple of beers or take a shot of your favorite cognac or whiskey. Most importantly, let us honor those who fought for our freedom so that we may celebrate the blessings of today, after all, this is the meaning of Memorial Day. The New Norm - Since the national announcement of Stay at Home order and Health Guidelines, we have been confined in our respective sanctuaries. We all have been doing more housework, cooking more, watching more TV and movies, reading more, shopping on-line, zumba, yoga, walking, biking, gardening or simply relaxing or doing nothing. Virtual meetings, birthday celebrations, balcony concerts, Sunday services on live streaming, family facetime calls, drive-by visits or as the Brods call it e-numan have become the common and interesting media of communications. Teachers have inspired their students through learning methods that are different, fun and inspiring. And face masks of all kinds, designs and colors are the new trends and has taken the fashion world by storm including the banks! The Frontliners - We salute, honor and are grateful for all the Doctors, Nurses, medical professionals, essential workers, and first responders for their dedication, courage and compassion in carrying out their duties tending to the sick and the afflicted and those who work delivering food to the elderly and the needy. During this time of anxiety, uncertainty and fear, we place our reliance on their shoulders, the new heroes and angels, and we pray for strength and hope for cure of this global crisis. We lift up the souls of friends and family members who have succumbed to the deadly virus and we pray for the afflicted that they will soon be on the road to recovery. Let us keep the faith and look to the light at the end of the tunnel. Continued on page 8
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PRESIDENT’S MESSA MESSAGE GE Brothers and Sisters, I’m hoping that when this issue of “Tribo Ni Bado” reaches you, everybody is healthy and in good condition. This lockdown and stay at home order is really hard but by abiding, we are helping everyone by not spreading the covid19 virus. For the information of everybody, we are sending the amount of $2,500 thru ACNA to APO Philippines to help the members in need due to the Covid19 Virus Pandemic. I am very gratified with the reaction of our members who donated amounts that will help APO Philippines members affected by the present crisis. I would like to give thanks to the following members for their donations: APOGLA $ 350.00 Alex & Irma Almazan$ 100.00 Angel Pangilinan $ 30.00 Armand Mendoza $ 100.00 Beeboy Mansilla $ 50.00 Bernard Gopez $ 50.00 Beth Ventura $ 50.00 Bicbic Ford $ 50.00 Bobet Peneza $ 50.00 Bong Ansula $ 40.00 Dony Rondilla $ 50.00 Ed Romero $ 50.00 Egay Ninofranco $ 50.00 Ferdie Yambot $ 50.00 Gerald Remorozo $ 30.00 Jerome Paggao $ 50.00 Jun Chin $ 50.00 Lito Tarculas $ 100.00 Liza Valera $ 50.00 Macario Lichauco $ 100.00 Mar Garchitorena $ 100.00 Melody Ang-Gayon $ 30.00 Mulong Martinez $ 100.00 Nonot Rosales $ 50.00 Ogie Jaranilla $ 20.00 Rene Calvario $ 25.00 Rey Posadas $ 50.00 Ruby Fernando $ 50.00 Rudy Flores $ 50.00
Ruth Manalastas Sammie Zamora Sancho Sy Jun Linsangan Tony & Ofel Amon Toti Ayo Troy Agagon Vic Paredes Yusop Maiden Jehiel Vinluan Eric Serrano Total
$ 25.00 $ 25.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 25.00 $ 100.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 100.00 $2,500.00
Again, thank you all so very much for the help you have extended! Bro Pres Tony Amon, APOGLA 2020 p.s. STAY SAFE! ADHERE TO THE SOCIAL DISTANCING PROCEDURE!
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2020 CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES
Tribo ni Bado Newsletter is a monthly publication of the Alpha Phi Omega Greater Los Angeles Alumni Association exclusively for its members, families and friends. The opinions expressed herein are those of the writers, and are not intended to represent APOGLAAA. Editor-in-Chief Jen Evangelista Publisher Sancho Sy Photos/Graphics by Sancho Sy • APOGLA FB Page Contributors Fely Montecillo • Tony Amon • Dan Nino Art Rivera • Troy Agagon • Jen Evangelista Ruth Manalastas
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FR OM MY POINT OF VIEW By Bro. Dan E. Nino FROM Let’s Revisit The Benefits of 501 C-3 Non-Profit Organizations In the wake of this deadly pandemic menace, our APOGLA C-7 went into high gear to raise funds at the behest of Alpha Phi Omega Council of America (ACNA) heeding the call of APO Philippine for financial assistance for brethren who are adversely affected like those laid off from work due to lockdown and self-quarantine mandated by the Philippine government. Our benevolent APOGLA brods and sis sprang into action and donated cash to C-7. That’s very commendable. The caveat however is: these donations for a good cause are not tax deductible. On the other hand, if cash or in kind are donated to a 501 C-3 non-profit organization, they are tax deductibles or tax write-off. It is in this scenario that the once-moribund APO Philippines of Greater Los Angeles (APOPGLA), the original name of our venerable alumni association also known as C-3 was reactivated into motion. Its Board of Directors met and reorganized so it could accept donations that are tax deductible. True enough, some members donated and forwarded its donations to our APOGLA C-7. You might not know it but a few brods and sis with lots of cash to spare are willing to donate for a good cause. A case in point is Bro. Mac Lichauco of Alpha chapter, an ACNA officer and a physician based in Arizona who periodically conducts Medical and Charitable Mission in the Philippines using his own funds. After Sis Irma Almazan informed him about the APOPGLA 501 C-3, he was encouraged to join the Board of the C-3 so he can help marginalized sectors of our homeland but at the same time can tax write off his charitable expenses. I am pleased to inform you that our 501 C-3 is now back in circulation. The members of the Board and officers are the following: Bro. Dan E. Nino, CEO/COB; Bro. Mar Garchitorena, Corporate Secretary; Ophel V. Amon, Assistant Secretary; Sis Irma H. Almazan, Treasurer and Bro. Ferdie Yambot, Auditor & Liaison Officer to APOGLA C-7. Other members of the Board include Bro. Roehl Reyes, Bro. Alex Almazan, Bro. Raul David and Mac Lichauco, Another typical example of a 501 C-3 organization is the Pangasinan Brotherhood-USA where I was once its president. I also set up its 501 C-3 status and it’s running like a well-oiled machine. This organization is both a public benefit and social organization. Because of this, Gawad Kalinga Philippines and a Rotary Club based in Orange County partnered with the PB-USA as the umbrella organization. Upon learning our programs and projects, philanthropists and benevolent supporters of PB-USA donated cash. Voila! PB-USA was able to construct four housing units in two Pangasinan town of Villasis and Laoac. Other programs that we put up through the years were livelihood, scholarship and cooperative programs. Continued on page 5
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REPORT FROM ACNA MEETING Held last May 2, 2020 Brothers and Sisters, Last May 2, 2020, we the ACNA Board (Yours truly as your president is a Director) had a meeting and the following was decided on: 1. APO Montreal has been dissolved (later on will be split into two AA). 2. The ACNA Convention in Florida has been postponed to September 2-5, 2021 to ensure everyone’s safety and to address various uncertainties due to the Covid-19 pandemic. 3. Approval of the application for ACNA Membership of APO de Montreal AA 4. Approval of the application for ACNA Membership of APO Quebec AA 5. Withdrawal of the application for ACNA Membership of APO Bayanihan which was unanimously accepted by the Board of Directors. 6. Donation for the Late Bro Butch Garcia raised from (benevolent fund) $200 to $500. 7. Next Council Meeting will be June 13, 2020 Please Stay Safe and Adhere to the Social Distancing Procedure! Thank you so much! Bro. Pres. Tony Amon, APOGLA 2020
Let’ s R evisit The Benef its of 501 C3 Non-Pr of it Or ganiza tions Let’s Re Benefits 501CC-3 Non-Prof ofit Org anizations Continued from page 4
Another case in point was Emerald Lantern, a social club. It wanted to send goods and financial assistance to an Orphanage facility in Manila but donors initially balked at donating. When it partnered with PB-USA, donations started pouring in. This is the beauty of this set up. We are shooting two birds with one stone both as social and public benefit organizations. Congruently, APOPGLA, Inc. a 501c3 Corporation is envisioned as a fund-raising arm for the service projects and advocacies of 501 C-7. Let’s open our minds. I hope, a meeting of the minds is not farfetched In its last meeting, the full C-3 Board agreed to support three core projects, namely: Support an Orphanage facility in Manila, Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) and Post Covid-19 Psyche Mitigation of Children in the Philippines. I am nostalgic of the C-3’s slogan TO LEAD, TO BUILD and TO SERVE. I’m also inspired by APOPGLA’s proposed mission statement: “Fostering the ideals of Leadership, Friendship and Service amongst the youth and the disadvantaged in our quest for a better tomorrow.” And its vision of “Empowering the youth and nurturing the hope of the disadvantaged.” Members of the APOGLA C-7 are welcome to join APOPGLA C-3. There are no membership dues. Funds will come from philanthropists, donors and grants. – denino1951@gmail.com
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Cele br ating Bir thda y in times of Co vid-19 Loc kdo wn Celebr bra Birthda thday Covid-19 Lockdo kdown Br o. Ar ver a Bro Artt Ri Riv era
Dear Beautiful and Wonderful Friends, After a week of greetings and celebrations, it is only now that I can sit down and express our sincere appreciation and gratitude for all your warm wishes amidst all that is happening in the world. This makes it more special as we all try to make social distancing and partying in a very different, unique but still celebratory manner. It was indeed, very special. You have all been truly magnificent, caring, loving and kind to our family and we truly are grateful. We thank God for the gifts of faith, family, friends, fun, food, laughter, health, and hope during these most difficult, challenging and uncertain times. Please do take care of yourselves and the little ones as well. When all of this is gone, we look forward to being able to go back to the life we used to have and we pray for friends and families we lost to Covid-19 battle, may they rest in peace. We also pray for those affected that they may soon be on to the road of recovery. We continue to lift up the Frontliners, that may they be protected, that may they continue to be able to help and cure the sick and may they be blessed with the powers of healing the whole world. God bless you all, stay safe, take care and stay at home. Love, Art and Gie and Family
Br o. Sammie Zamor a Bro Zamora
Sis z Sis.. Daemma Mende Mendez
Br o. Winston P ascual Bro Pascual
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Reminiscing last y ear’ s APOGLA Ann ual Camping year’ ear’s Annual
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Ar k: On Camping w Nor m, Gr adua tion Atbpa! Artt Attac Attack Camping,, Ne New Norm Gradua aduation Continued from page 1
Abraham “Jun” Batore Campaign - During the February GMM in Palm Springs, we passed the hat to help the family of Brod Jun Batore, Alpha Psi, who suffered a fall at his home in Vancouver, BC and affected his health and spinal cord. We raised $345.00 and mailed to Sis Mary. She told us that Brod Jun is now in rehab but still needs more care. She already took care of the wheelchair with help from the insurance company. My sincere thank you to all those who shared in this endeavor including Irma, Alex, Lito, Egay, Ophel, Jen, Nestor, Nato, Bobet P, Dony, Chosy, Vic, Alex P, Mylene, Dan, Joel, Eleazar, Vince, and Gie. Please know that your help made a difference, may your tribe increase. Those who would still want to donate for this cause, please make your checks payable to Mary Batore and we will mail them all at the same time. “Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020” - High school Seniors of today experienced very unusual and creative rites of passage during the graduation month. Senior proms were held in their homes, ceremonies were held via zoom or other virtual sites, Principals and Teachers doing drive by greetings and awards, and graduation parades on the car race tracks. The graduates of 2020 deserve our hearty felicitations and are worthy of their accomplishments in their young lives. To honor the Class of 2020, Lebron James and many celebrities joined forces in a nationally televised Graduation tribute on Saturday, May 16. Former President Barack Obama delivered the Commencement Address espousing the values of “perseverance, resiliency, hard work, and encouraged them to do the right thing, do what feels good...to learn from the lessons of history and be part of the solution.” So, here’s to all members of the Graduating Class of 2020, Congratulations, good luck, go find and build your own place under the sun and may God be with you in this journey we call life. Words to Live by - Kindness, Understanding, Love, Care, Hope, Help, Faith, Health, Strength, Together, Compassion... The Essence of Compassion - “Resolve to be tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, and tolerant with the weak and the wrong...because sometime in your life you will have been all of these.” In the meantime, stay safe, stay healthy, stay at home, and remember, we are in this together and together, we will soon emerge from this darkness.
OBITU AR Y OBITUAR ARY Let us say a prayer for our dear Brother Ildefonso “Jun” Solomon Jr., Beta Tau 73A, Cardona Massacre Batch. A true leader, friend and servant born and raised in San Juan, Batangas. He spent a number of years working in Riyadh as a registered nurse. He helped organize and establish the APO Riyadh Alumni Association (APORAA) in 1986. Brother Jun was also an officer for the Lions Club Batangas and a member of the Californians of San Juan Batangas (CSJB). Brother Jun leaves behind his wife Jocelyn and three children Margauriete, Jerome and Jejomar and grandchildren Alexis Y Solomon and Yzabelle Solomon Masocol. Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 situation, memorial services for our brother will be limited to immediate family members only. He will be laid to rest at Forest Lawn Covina Hills, California on June 1st. Rest in peace, Brother and may we always be!
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE APOGLA 501 c7 501c We all know that the key to successful nonprofit organizations is having annual GRANTS from either the Federal & State, other nonprofit organizations, foundations, trust or other big companies. These entities have BILLIONS allocated for grants. This is why many nonprofit organizations can afford to own buildings to house their advocacies. However, it is not that easy to qualify if we are disorganized. We believe that we can also reach that level. There are a few things that we need to undertake to be eligible. It starts by being together and having a long term strategy. First, we have to find a niche or a purpose where we can have the greatest impact and relevance. Then we need to build a portfolio that shows our services and increase our social media presence. Lastly, but most important, is that we have to be together. We cannot attain this goal by being divided. We have to be organized with one mind and one purpose. APOGLA has been in existence as a 501C3 organization for over 2 decades before becoming a 501C7. We started with plenty of hope and a vision of having our own building. Over the years, APOGLA has grown and achieved great progress as the leading APO AA in the whole APO world but still we fell short of attaining the elusive dream of having a building that we can call the home of APOGLA. The dream is still alive and we feel that we can still achieve it. I was tasked by APOPGLA 501C3 to write this letter to let you know about our new push to reach that goal. Our 501C3 members are dedicated members of APOGLA C7 whose heart will always be for the good of APOGLA. We feel and believe that by having a functional 501C3, we can overcome this issue that besets not only APOGLA but many other organizations. Here’s the deal. APOGLA is blessed with 2 current existing nonprofit entities, APOGLA 501C7 and 501C3. We believe that we can make these entities work to complement each other. Nothing will change in the composition and make-up of the APOGLA 501C7. It will retain its own identity, governance, character, disposition and run as a regular AA organization. The C7 will still collect all membership dues, hold meetings and fundraisings from members, do our own social and related service activities. The only difference is that APOGLA 501C3 will now act as our marketing and fundraising committee. It will do solicitations OUTSIDE of APOGLA members. We can start by using our 501C3 to our advantage by making all our contributions to the C7 tax deductible. You can look at 501C3 like a regular committee of APOGLA 501C7; the only difference is that it will make our fundraising campaign more focused, systematic and on a year round basis. The beauty about all of this is that once we are up and running, we will be able to finance all activities including meetings of APOGLA without relying on contributions from members. As Bro Bobet Lara said at the last virtual GMM meeting, all he heard in the meeting was the talk of MONEY. Sad to say but true, since the inception of APOGLA, our perennial problem is FUNDING. There is always that lingering question as to how we can have a continuous funding mechanism to really fund APOGLA charitable activities. Every time there is a need for funds, our solution is “pass the hat”. It always comes from our own pockets. This limits our fundraising. Furthermore, it is good if you always have the means but how about those who do not have? There was a suggestion to solicit from our co-workers, friends and relatives. This is a good step however, it is contrary to the 501C7 statutes. APOGLA 501C7 is a social club organized for pleasure, recreation and other similar purpose. Social clubs can only serve their members. Once we go out and solicit funds from outside our membership as suggested, we lose our protection as a nonprofit organization and we would be subjected to taxation. For the past few weeks some Brothers and Sisters have been talking about how we can be more relevant and impactful in this time of calamity and crisis. Right now, we are in the middle of a pandemic. This Corona virus is ravaging us not only here in the US but also in the Philippines. There is a great need among many of our brethren for subsistence and protective gear especially for our health care front liners and essential workers because the local government cannot adequately provide them. APO Philippines has sent out an urgent plea for assistance to APOGLA and to the rest of the ACNA members. We believe that this is a highly opportune time to bring out the best of APOGLA by taking action now in mobilizing not only APOGLA’s members but also other APO Chapters and alumni organizations. Let this be the time to showcase our strength and solidarity in leading the way in moving forward our principles of Friendship, Leadership and Service. We really believe that there are a lot of people not only within the confines of our APO membership but also among many Filipinos wanting and eager to help our countrymen especially in this time of need and crisis. We can take advantage of this pent up emotions among many who are ready and eager to help by organizing ourselves and partnering with other APO chapters and Alumni organizations. They are just looking for direction and a viable vehicle where they can contribute their own fair share. APOGLA can lead the way….THEY ARE JUST WAITING TO BE ASKED!!!
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GOINGS ON by Sis. Fely Montecillo “The month of May is the pleasant time, the face is beautiful; the blackbird is full of song, the living word is his holding, the cuckoos are singing and ever singing, and there is a welcome before the brightness of the summer.” - Lady Gregory. This is a beautiful description of this month . . . the month of May. To the Filipinos, this is the month of flowers and fiestas. Covid-19 changes all these but certainly not the spirit of it ! ******************** People born this month fall under the Zodiac sign of Taurus, the bull. They are both happy and lucky. They are also smart, ambitious and trustworthy. Celebrations this month include Mothers’ Day on May 10, and Cinco de Mayo on May 5. May 3rd was World Press Freedom Day. This day focuses on the importance of Freedom of the Press and expression. A free press is vital to all people and their knowledge of world happenings. And guess what? May 4th was Bird Day! ******************** As I was writing this column, I got curious about what some of us could have been doing considering the lockdown and limiting our every move, discouraged from too much human physical contact. Brod Tony Amon told me he has been “meeting” our brothers and sisters on the internet and was able to move forward with our activities despite the situation. Sis Ophel on the other hand, has been reporting for work everyday even though she is in the vicinity of the USC Keck Hospital. Sis Irma Almazan is, as usual, busy as a bee with the ACNA activities like the raffle. Sis Melody is happy at home doting on her beautiful granddaughter. ******************** From our neighbor in Arizona, we just learned that our Brod Edward Lago’s induction as President of APO Arizona has been postponed due to Covid-19 (again!). Well, we are all proud of Brod Price Edward’s achievements, one of them being the president of Arizona’s Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce. This, of course, is no mean feat! ******************** We just learned that a small group welcomed Brod Philip Ireneo, a new member who graduated from Batangas City University. We therefore, also greet him with a warm welcome! That’s all for now folks and stay safe and healthy ok?
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TREASURER’S REPOR T By Bro. Troy Agagon REPORT 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37.
Agagon, Troy Almazan, Alex Almazan, Irma Amon, Tony Amon, Ophel Anadilla, Jun Aris Ang-Gayon, Melody Ansula, Bong Aralar, Eric Argonza, Arvin Ayo, Toti Baxal, Joel Bayani, JR Bolisay, Herome Bonete, Elena Cahapisan, Demitrio Cajucom, Willy Calvario, Rene Carrasco, Danny Castillo, Nards Chin, Jun* Chua, Michael Cobarrubias, Bob Conferido, Rueben David, Christian David, Betta Dela Cruz, Renato Delmolin, Froilan Emperado, Rudy Enguero, Pam Evangelista, Domel Evangelista, Jen Fajardo, Marilou Fajota, Honeyboy Flores, Rudy Ford, Rebecca Galang, Emma
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Ganzon, Eleazar Gapido, Bodjie Garchetorena, Mar Gopez, Bernardo Guerrero, Ging Hermoso, Hazel Imperial, Gloria Irineo, Philip Jovellanos, Jobee Junio, Virgil Lara, Bobet Layno, MaryAnn Lee, Marisol Linsangan, Jun Madrigal, Jun Madrigal, Tess Maidin, Yusup Mamaril, Ferdie Manalastas, Ruth Manikad, Rey Mansilla, Beeboy Marte, Rocky Martinez, Mulong Medina, Boy Mendez, Daemma Mendoza, Armand Miranda, Shane Nino, Dan Ninofranco, Egay Noche, Caesar Paggao, Jerome Pangilinan, Angel Paras, Roland Parayno, Julius Paredes, Vic* Pascual, Winston Pastores, Alex
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Peneza, Bobet Picazo, Bobbitte Posadas, Rey Remorozo, Gerald Reyes, Roehl Rivera, Art Romero, Edgar Rondilla, Dony Rosales, Cesar* Salvador, Buddy Serrano, Eric Sy, Sancho Tarculas, Lito Tarculas, Josie Tavera, Glenda Tecson, Edgar Torallo, Silver Valdecantos, Henry Valera, Liza Ventura, Beth Vinluan, Jehiel Williams, Rachelle Yambot, Ferdie Yenko, Rene 100. Zamora, Sammy
* - paid for 2 years Report as of 05/18/2020
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HAPPY BIR THD AY BIRTHD THDA MA Y MAY CELEBRANTS MEMBERS: 01 - Glen dela Cruz 02 - Levis Oliver 03 - Tony Amon 05 - Daemma Mendez 06 - Raul David 07 - Art Rivera 08 - Alyson Rondilla 10 - William Chua 14 - Winston Pascual 15 - Sammie Zamora 18 - Filomeno Alcaide 19 - Daff Jorda - Celso M. Uy 24 - Joe Daroya 26 - Mar Garchitorena 27 - Ramon Tuazon 30 - Ferdie Yambot 31 - Oscar Atienza - Jaime Bautista SPOUSE: 01 - Joycee Alo 02 - Beth Garchitorena - Matthew Rondilla 03 - Ofelia Maddela 07 - Merryshun Cadavez 10 - Mylene dela Cruz 12 - Edna Tagumpay 17 - Gloria Arucan 19 - Nenita Atangan 20 - Evelyn Languisan 21 - Estela Mendoza 22 - Melita Sacro 23 - LC Jane Caldoza 25 - Leticia Milano APO KIDS: 07 - Dana Peninong 15 - Angelica Fajota 16 - Katrina Cajucom 18 - Kevin Mendoza 19 - Rodrigo Pepino III 21 - Hanna Grace, - Mark Tunque, - Micaela S. C.Miranda 22 - Natasha Ninofranco 23 - Megan Agagon 24 - Megan Pagado 29 - Jane Javierto, - Byron Atienza
MA Y VIR TU AL GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING MAY VIRTU TUAL PHYSICAL GMM CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA VIRUS PANDEMIC INSTEAD THERE WILL BE A ZOOM TELECONFERENCE ON SUNDAY, MAY 24 @ 2 PM MEETING ID# 525-530-1734 AGENDA & PASSWORD WILL BE POSTED ON OUR FB PAGE & VIBER GROUP MESSAGING
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