Vol 42 Issue 5
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ALPHA PHI OMEGA GREATER LOS ANGELES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
May 2022
F E E D I N G A M E R I C A S E R V I C E On Saturday, April 16, 2022, APOGLA returned to render service to the community at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank. This marks our second service to the community for the year 2022 and was led by Sis Petchi Petreaca. APOGLA volunteers at the recent Feeding America Service project
APOGLA Camping: A Wholesome F amil y Experience! Famil amily By Bro. Toti Ayo
Our Annual Family Camping, now on its 37th year (two years lost to pandemic) IS BACK! It was during the ‘renaissance period’ in our Association’s history - the latter part of 1984, when a group of some twenty brothers and sisters thought that it was time to do some more meaningful activities with then the APOAA of Southern California, established 1980. It has to be noted that most of us were relatively new migrants in this land called America. . . These brothers and sisters decided to re-activate and re-commit themselves to do something that will hopefully provide them with some self-satisfaction in an effort to build an organization that can stand the test of time. We were certain with one thing this time around. Family values shall be the core - front and center. We had to be a family-oriented organization if we were to succeed. While most of us were then unmarried, new immigrants in a foreign land, naïve in many ways so to speak, gradually, we were starting to build families of our own. Noteworthy to mention, after one of our monthly meetings in early 1985 at Pizza Hut on Beverly Blvd and Normandie in Los Angeles, a few of us proceeded to our late Brother Bonjie Ingco’s nearby apartment in Mariposa. It was in that gathering that Brother Christian brought out the idea of a family camping. We got excited! Being with the US Navy at that time, he offered to provide camping tents for most of us who didn’t have one - ten dollars rental per tent. However, he didn’t provide nor mentioned to us the need for an air mattress J . . .For first time campers like Racquel and myself, we didn’t know what to expect. We were only sure of one thing though: that it will be exciting and that we were going to have fun in the company of some thirty individuals - including family members. My eldest son Patrick, was then three months old in his mom’s pregnancy. It was a struggle to sleep on a rough and rugged ground with one’s back on the tent’s canvass floor, that’s for sure. No one told us to bring an air mattress! We could only laugh when we look back. Continued on page 3
APOGLA volunteers began the day with a hearty and delicious breakfast of tapa, longganisa, scrambled eggs and rice provided by our Bro VP Roland and Gie Paras. At 9AM, volunteers were ushered into the warehouse for orientation and volunteer assignments. For 4 hours, 38 APOGLA members and family members sorted and packaged shelf-stable goods such as canned goods, beans, peanut butter, pasta for distribution to families and individuals facing food insecurity. We helped the LA Regional Food Bank prepare 7,296 kits this day! APOGLA has been volunteering almost every year at the Los Angeles Food Bank. The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank has worked to Continued on page 4
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PRESIDENT’S MESSA MESSAGE GE Greetings mga Kapatid and Kapamilya, Our April activities were squeezed in to one day - one Food Bank service, Easter Picnic, GMM, and fellowship all on April 16. We had a successful Food Bank Service at the Commerce Facility. We were asked to have 30 volunteers and 38 of us showed up. We were so efficient and so productive as we used our expertise in leadership and service. Good job Sis Petchie for chairing this service project. Our picnic and GMM did not turn out as we hoped for but it was very informative and as always fun. Thank you, Brod Bodgie and the San Gabriel group for organizing the event and selecting the picnic venue and hosting the fellowship. As usual, Gie Paras provided the food. Again, thank you VP Paras and Gi for the usual gastronomic delight! In the ACNA Spring Meeting in Houston, we had about 12 GLA attendees. Most of the GLA officers and its ACNA officers were unable to see Houston for we just stayed in the hotel the whole time and had a good time having fellowship with the rest of our ACNA AA’s. We will have a little bit of a break as we will have our next GMM on the 4th week of the month in our Memorial Day weekend camping, instead of holding the regular 3rd Saturday GMM. After three years we will finally have our long-awaited camping on the Memorial Day weekend. This time we will be joined by APOAA San Diego, APO South Bay, and APO Las Vegas and of course, with our families and friends. The camping will be hosted by APOGLA, organized by our Pi chapter and the Gamma Sigma chapter too. Bro. Bernard and his group will arrange sports and parlor games for everyone. We expect a good turn out and fun for all campers. Brod Ogie organized a service project during camping. We will paint the old picnic tables and benches in Lake Peris on Saturday morning. Please mark your calendar. On June 11, we will have our Blood Drive at the Holiday Inn - West Covina. Please invite your friends and family to join us. We haven’t done our fund raising yet but coming up is our raffle and in July, APOGLA will host a Golf Charity fundraising. Details will be presented this coming May GMM. Always stay SAFE and HEALTHY! Mabuhay ang APOGLA! Bro. Roehl Reyes APOGLA 2022 President
“Restoring Progress By Renewed Commitment” 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 Fely Montecillo Publisher Sancho Sy Photos/Graphics by Mylene Zamora • Jen Evangelista FB/Viber page Contributors Fely Montecillo • Roehl Reyes • Dan Nino Francis Franco • Emma Rubina-Galang
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APOGLA Camping: A Wholesome F amil y Experience! Famil amily Continued from page 1 But we can still look back with pride and joy at such a new-found experience - learning the mechanics of camping - the APOGLA way. We were happy to have shared and witnessed the fun that many of us do now share and enjoy as well. It is with nostalgia that I remember our first camping trip in the company of, among others, our late brothers Bonjie Ingco, Doms Tunque, Fidel Aquino, Rudy Cruz and brother Vovhievette Vasquez, all of whom are now gone before us. Stories about our first family camping will not be complete however, without sharing brother Art and Gie Rivera’s experience of almost ending up in Palm Springs on their way to our first campsite, Lake Perris. Certainly, they didn’t win one of the three major prize trophies of our celebrated first Car Rallye. Oh yes, for many years, introduced by brother Dan Nino, every camping trip was preceded with a Car Rallye to the campsite that really, by itself, became a most-fitting long weekend fun sport opener. Aside from the top three winners, the most creative driver and navigator also gets recognized J. The following year, with our excitement to share our first year camping experience, the 2nd annual family get-away held in Santa Barbara had to be advertised in the Philippine News (a California Filipino newspaper), hoping for more participation. Indeed, the headcount at the campsite was a stunning two hundred seventy-five participants! We really did not expect that much will have responded! The kitchen format tradition that we now observe became imperative effective that very year. One whispered to me then: “we’re not ready for this”. We however had no choice. Ready or not, we had to feed so much people! Suddenly, making it happen became a shared responsibility. Learning to work together - understanding and tolerance, grace under pressure - its APOGLA at work. Truly becoming a wholesome family experience - enriching a family tradition. Imagine, just for the record, some years later we opened participation to family friends and we accommodated some three hundred participants more or less. At one time, we had over four hundred attendees, remember? Yes, we did! Consequently, year after year, different chairpersons are appointed before the camp is over to serve for the following year. Various committees are in place to assure that preparations, necessary provisions and logistical requirements are attended to. Our late brother William Chua became an emeritus in-charge of kitchen supplies. Brother Christian David became one with our 50-cup rice cooker. Too many among us were/are unsung heroes, indeed. Our grateful thanks to all of your services. We do recognize. Service for service sake . . . that’s Leadership! Today we can only share that which we learned and experienced. We can only share the responsibility that makes our every effort worth the fun and adventure that we all want every now and then . . . not so much for ourselves but for our families and for our children. Sooner or later, we may find ourselves on the sideline while our children become the adults that we are now. All these we offer for His greater glory. We can only thank Him for nature’s beauty. . . for the gift of life, for our company, our journey, and for the countless blessings that we oftentimes seem to may have taken for granted - our friendships. We thank our friends for joining us and making our camping trips an even more wholesome family experience that it always is and has become. Certainly, your presence and participation makes us even more. To our children, many of whom are now grown-ups and responsible adults, we thank you for the fun and the memories. Indeed, at times, you become the compelling reason for our attendance and participation. Moreover, because of your friendships, your parents become better friends. Thank you and may all of us realize the value of friendship, true and seasoned - its demands and its responsibilities - the satisfaction it gives, and the enrichment it provides. APOGLA is indeed a place where you find friends for a lifetime. For as long as we enjoy each other’s company and friendships, for as long as we are having fun, for as long as the Dads are always willing to do the kitchen, we can look forward to another Memorial week-end that we will always long remember. In the meantime, let us continue to exercise Leadership, wherever we may be; Friendship, regardless; and Service, as an expression of thanks for the countless blessings we receive. Happy Camping everyone! N.B. This article appeared in our TNB issues in May, 2000 and 2014. Updated April 26, 2022.
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Pictur es fr om FEEDING AMERICA SER VICE Pictures from SERVICE
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mobilize resources in the community to alleviate hunger since 1973. The Food Bank collects food from hundreds of resources to serve more than 800,000 people on a monthly basis. After the service, APOGLA members and family members proceeded to Cortez Park in West Covina for the Easter Family Picnic and GMM hosted by Bro Bodgie and the San Gabriel Valley area members. Fellowship was held at Bro Bodgie’s residence.
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Pictur es fr om the Dr ado I. Ur eta Awar ds Committee meeting Pictures from Dr.. Libr Librado Ureta ards hosted b y Br o. R ene and Winnie Calv ario a asadena, CA by Bro Rene Calvario att their place in P Pasadena,
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REPOR T FR OM THE ACN ARD REPORT FROM CNA BOARD A BO As I discussed last April 16 GMM, I set up a goal to raise issues regarding ACNA’S CBL and policies. As it turns out, the agenda I planned was chosen over the original meeting agenda. First, I raised the issue that ACNA for a long time has been violating the CBL by not electing the Chairman of the Board, its Secretary and the Board members 30 days prior to taking office. I successfully convinced the President to appoint the members of the Comelec and that the BOD confirms them before the end of June. Second, I raised the issue that based on the CBL, the president should appoint the Comelec member and be approved by the Board of Directors six months after the president takes office. Again I successfully had the president appoint the members of the Comelec and the BOD confirm them before the end of June. Third, I asked that the BOD form a committee that will write the COMELEC guidelines so ACNA’S election will have the same guidelines. It was brought to my attention that there is a guideline written by the last COMELEC. It will be presented to the Board for review and approval. Lastly, I asked the Board to have an official means of communication. Previously, they were using the messenger but it is a
by Bro/Pres. Roehl Reyes
thread messaging. It was so hard to keep track of multiple conversations. So I proposed using Google group, where there can be multiple email thread. The Board agreed with me and adopted Google group as the official means of communication. Another item in the agenda was the issue on APO AA’s in Montreal. After deliberation, The Board agreed to follow the recommendation of the committee; therefore, the APO Montreal can still continue to exist. On the other hand, ACNA President Larry Receno presented his budget. Various committees were proposed and approved. Report from the ACNA Council meeting: ACNA’S President, 1st and 2nd VPs, Treasurer, Auditor, and PRO presented their respective reports. ARNA RD Lemuel Banaga proposed that the ACNA’S President will appoint ARNA RD. This was ignored by the Board. All AA’s presented their reports and of course, our own report was the best report and was the highlight the meeting. Most of GLA attendees supported me during our Report. Everyone applauded and expressed their strong endorsement for us.
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Sc hedules & F ees ffor or the ACN AF all Quar ter Schedules Fees CNA Fall Quarter terlly Meeting To be hosted b y APO AA San Die go by Dieg
Sept 1 - 4, 2022 (Labor Day Weekend) Meeting Venue: Hilton Garden Inn San Diego Mission Valley/Stadium 3805 Murphy Canyon Road, San Diego, CA 92123 Discounted room block (40 rooms at $189) Registration Fee Schedule: Early Bird (until July 31, 2022) • $250: Delegate (ACNA Board/alternate representative &
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Executive Officers) $150: General Attendee
Regular Rate (until August 15, 2022) • $275: Delegate (ACNA Board/alternate representative & Executive Officers) • $175: General Attendee Late Rate/On Site (after August 15, 2022) • $300: Delegate (ACNA Board/alternate representative & Executive Officers) • $200: General Attendee *Registration fees allow full access to hospitality suite (Sept 1 - 4, 2022), food, drinks and dinner dance Please send registration information to: Francis Franco apoaasdp...@gmail.com Zelle your payment to: 619.793.6196 Acct Name : Edith / APOAASD ACNA Meeting Schedule: • Sept 1, 2022 (Thursday) - Registration - Fellowship • Sept 2, 2022 (Friday) - Registration - Symposium - ACNA BOD Meeting - Fellowship • Sept 3, 2022 (Saturday) - Registration - ACNA Meeting - Dinner Dance - Awards & Recognition • Sept 4, 2022 (Sunday) - Brunch Picnic
APO ACNA 1st Presidential Golf Tournament Schedule: • Sept 2, 2022 (Friday) Tee Time : 9am - 11am The Vineyard at Escondido 925 San Pasqual Rd, Escondido, CA 92025 https://www.vineyardatescondido.com • Sept 3, 2022 (Saturday) Tee Time : 10am - 12am Steele Canyon Golf Club 3199 Stonefield Dr., Rancho San Diego, CA 91935 • 2-day green fee registration $285 Payment must be received by August 15, 2022 $350, if paid after August 15, 2022 (cut off August 29, 2022) Registration fees include Green fees, cart, lunch, prizes and ACNA access. ***sponsorship opportunities available (to follow) Tour: • Hop on Hop off Hop On Hop Off San Diego Tours with Old Town Trolley 1-day Old Town Trolley Tour : $41.40 2-day Old Town Trolley Tour : $73.00 https://www.trolleytours.com/san-diego/tickets Suggested Attractions and Places to Go: • San Diego Zoo - https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/tickets • Sea World https://seaworld.com/san-diego/ • Friday Evening: The Shout! House - https://theshouthouse.com/ 655 4th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101 *it's best to pay advance entrance fee reservation of $20 Please send registration information to: Francis Franco - apoaasdp...@gmail.com Zelle your payment to: 619.793.6196 Acct Name : Edith / APOAASD Francis Franco 0305-80-10493 President Alpha Phi Omega Alumni Association of San Diego 818.468.8227 | 888.598.9541 apoaasdp...@gmail.com
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cCAR TNEY - GO TB ACK Sharing m ye xperience a my experience att the PAUL M Mc CARTNEY GOT BA Concer le wood, CA Concertt Tour 2022 a att the Sof Sofii Stadium, Ing Ingle lew
By Bro. Roehl Reyes The opening number was “Can’t Buy Me Love” which really got me emotional when I just realized I’m actually watching a Beatle in concert. The first part of the show was a switch back and forth between his newer songs and classic Beatles songs. As Paul said, he can tell when the crowd likes the songs because the crowd lights up the stadium with their cell phones. For me, what’s so amazing is how a 79 year old can still hit the high notes of “Maybe I’m Amazed”. One of the highlights of the show was the audience participation of “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da” and the “Na Na Na” of “Hey Jude”. The crowd became emotional when Paul gave tribute to George Martin, John Lennon and George Harrison. The last segment proved the versatility of Paul where he sang ballads, pop, rock and roll, and hard core rock. The best part I think, was when he sang “Let it Be”, and “Live and Let Die” with all the pyrotechnic for effects. An extra bonus was when they belted out “Helter Skelter”. To me, that was a complete surprise for John Lennon claimed Paul invented heavy metal from that song. “And in the End” was an appropriate song. And Paul’s last words to the audience was “See you next time!” Well, thank you, Sir Paul for 65 years of music and an amazing night at the SOFI Stadium. (Editor’s Note: The author felt the need to share with APOGLA TNB readers this item about Paul McCartney as he knows there are many of us who just love the Beatles.)
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BY BRO. DAN E. NINO Past President, APO Global Foundation & APOGLA
Endearing Words of Affection Note: Below is the gist of the author’s speech in March 2022 at Eclectic Dialectic Toastmasters Club-Cerritos. The theme was inspirational and motivational. He won the club contest and represented his club in the area contest and wound up as runner-up. Are you embarrassed, ashamed, uneasy or you feel awkward, when you say words of affection or endearment like ‘I love you’ at the end of a phone call or just an ordinary conversation. Or when you say ‘God bless, thank you so much, it’s well-appreciated. I apologize. Enjoy the rest of the day or have a great day, brother.’ Well, we should not. You should say these words when the person that you address these endearing words of affection are still alive and can still hear us. Not when they’re already six feet under the ground. When my only son Denver was still a kid, he admonished me, “Dad when you picked me up from school, please don’t say darling babe or honey, honey, okay!” I just said yes. But when I picked him up, I could not help but say those endearing words of affection. Essentially, I’m emotional and so affectionate with my siblings, relatives or dear friends whom I’ve dealt with through the years. We all know that love begets love. When we show love and affection, the favor is returned. Some of my good friends, especially the women, utter the words “I love you” to me at the end of our conversation. Of course my response is, ‘I love you too.’ There’s nothing wrong with that. My wife even hears the words “I love you” when I say those words of affection to other people. She doesn’t get jealous. Don’t wait when we’re already dead. Those words of endearment mean a lot to everyone. They are stress relievers, they are cathartic. They are pleasing and music to our ears. They mean a lot. They emancipate our fears, our anxiety, our shortcomings, etc. I’m affectionate with my grandparents, grandnephews and grandnieces, nephews, nieces and cousins. I feel the joy of expressing my words of affection. At one time, during our Zoom meeting, I asked my grandnephew, Zac from Canada who is now 13 years-old. ‘Who are my true loves? He responded, “Do I have to mention that all the time the names of my cousins whenever you talk to us?” my grandnephew quipped. ‘Of course,’ I replied with confidence. Yes! I want assurance.’ I remember six years ago, I went to the Philippines to visit my favorite mother, no pun intended. She stayed with us in Cerritos for many years before she went back to Manila for good. Before I came back to California a day before, I bade her farewell. I told her, “Mommy, I’m going back to Los Angeles tomorrow. My mother was nonchalant and just gazing pointblank beyond the horizon. She was suffering from Alzheimer at that time and she could no longer talk. I told her that I love her and that I will be back again to visit her. After two weeks she died. I went back again to bury her. Perhaps, she just waited for me to tell her that I love her. Perhaps it was providential that she was just waiting for me to say those precious words. I wouldn’t be here without my beloved mother. She gave birth to me. Because right or wrong, my dear mother loved me unconditionally and she never got mad at me no matter how precocious I was when I was a kid. My disciplinarian dad was hard on me while I was growing up. Before he died, he apologized to me. He said, “Dan please forgive me because I was so hard on you when you were growing up. After a few months, he passed away. My fellow toastmasters, don’t be afraid to say those endearing words of affection or forgiveness. They are powerful words that are pleasing to our hearts. It liberates the soul. – denino1951@gmail.com
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GOINGS ON by Sis. Fely Montecillo At last! “It’s May! It’s May! The lusty month of May!” so goes the ditty from the Broadway musical “Camelot”. Indeed, what makes May so special? It brings warmer temperature, blooming flowers, and the fresh beginnings of summer. May is named after Maia, the goddess of growth. The flower of the month is Lily of the valley. This month observes special days and holidays like Cinco de Mayo, Memorial Day, World Press Freedom Day, Mother’s Day, May Day (also called International Worker’s Day), and would you believe? International Hamburger Day! An interesting fact is, May is also the month for celebrating Star Wars Day! Thus, people will have the right to greet each other, “ May the fourth be with you”! ***************************** The Zodiac signs governing May are Taurus and Gemini. Those born between May 1st and 21st fall under Taurus symbolized by the bull, while those born after the 21st fall under the sign Gemini, symbolized by the twins. The Taureans are determined, patient, and have good taste. Taurus, like the bull that represents them, are known to be intelligent, dependable, hardworking, dedicated and stubborn. Gemini individuals are playful, and intellectually curious. They are constantly juggling a variety of passions, careers, and friend groups. They are the social butterflies of the Zodiac. They can talk to anyone about anything. TO ALL TAUREANS AND GEMINIS in our group, may you all have A. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! May you have more blessings of GOOD HEALTH and JOY! ***************************** The efficiency of the Pi and Gamma Sigma chapters inviting, reminding and announcing to the members our forthcoming Memorial Day Camping is just admirable. The frequency of the reminders really catches your attention that it succeeds in convincing one to go, go, go! From this alone you can already foresee its success. With this kind of effort, we can already feel the air of excitement and joy to come! Kudos to the Chairman, Brod Eric Serrano! ***************************** Since many of us were not able to go to the ACNA Spring meeting in Houston, Texas, I thought of gathering some insights from our members who went there. They were just too happy to share their views about the meeting with us. Brod Roland Paras: There was great food and great hospitality in the entire meeting. During the Gala night, the motif was Texas Cowboy night. We were well represented. For we had many attendees led by our Brod Prez Roehl Reyes. Brod Rhoel stood out with his presentation of APOGLA projects and activities. He displayed his mastery of Robert‘s Rules in the course of the meeting which had a solid impact on the audience and listeners. There was also an intelligent deliberation of issues on the floor. Brod Lester Arevalo, Sisters Ophel Amon and Irma Almazan actively influenced the other attendees and used their expertise in stressing the issues they wanted to raise during the meeting. Brod Beeboy Mansilla always saw to it that we were given whatever we needed. Brod Prez Rhoel Reyes: We had fun, fun, fun! Brod Geoffrey Arroyo: The ACNA Spring Meeting in Houston, Texas was so organized. I highly commend the officers and members of Texas APO AA in their concerted efforts to make the event successful and memorable. Kudos to all of you and to your better halves.
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TREASURER’S REPOR T By Sis. Emma Galang 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. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47.
Adriano, Mel Agagon, Troy Alfaro, Eunice ** Almazan, Alex Almazan, Irma Amon, Ofel Amon, Tony Ang-Gayon, Melody Ansula, Bong Aquino, Tagumpay Aralar, Eric Araneta, Carlo Arevalo, Lester Argonza, Vince Arnaldo, Manuel Arroyo, Geoffrey Atienza, Oscar Atienza, Rennel ** Ayo, Toti Bautista, Jimmy Bayani, JR Bonete, Malene Bragado, Sam** Brillo, Oscar Cajucom, Willy Calvario, Rene Carbon, Joel Carrasco, Danny Castillo, Nards Clarete, Sam Clavecilla, Nan Cobarubias, Bob Conferido, Reuben Cordova, Jamie Cristobal, Lope David, Betta David, Christian De Guzman, Nato Delmolin, Froilan Dime, Emmanuel Emperado, Rudy Enguero, Pam Evangelista, Domel * Evangelista, Jen * Fajardo, Marilou Fernando, Rubilyn Ferrer, Jojo**
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Fisico, Teddy Flores, Rudy Ford, Bicbic Franco, Rolly Ganzon, Eleasar Gapido, Bodgie Garchitorena, Mar Gomez, Tony Gopez, Bernard Gucilatar, Elma Gucilatar, Mervyn Guerrero, Jing Ilagan, Manny Imperial, Gloria Jaranilla, Ogie Javierto, Mandy Jove, Nestor Jove, Shirley Jovellanos, Jobee Junio, Virgil * Jusay, Nelson Lara, Bobet Lautchang, Wilson Layno, Maryann Linsangan, Jun Madrigal, Jun Madrigal, Tess Magsino, Jimmy Maidin, Yusup Mansilla, Beeboy Marte, Rocky Martinez, Amy Martinez, Jesse Medina, Mishael Medina, Raul Mendez, Daemma Mendoza, Armand Miranda, Shane Montecillo, Fely Nino , Dan Ninofranco, Edgar Noche, Caesar Pablo, Joel Paggao, Jerome Pagdanganan, Liz Pangilinan, Angel Paras, Roland
95. Paredes, Vic * 96. Pascua, Dom 97. Pascual, Winston 98. Pastores, Alex 99. Peneza, Jo 100.Perez, Aldren** 101.Petrasanta, Rene 102.Petreace, Petchie 103.Picazo, Bobitte 104.Posadas, Rey 105.Rayala, Joar 106.Remorozo, Gerard 107.Reyes, Roehl 108.Rivera, Art 109.Rondilla, Donato 110. Rosal, Jet 111. Rubina-Galang, Emma 112. Sager, Limuel 113. Salas, Hazel 114. Salvador, Buddy 115. Schuller, Sharon ** 116. Serrano, Eric 117. Sevilla, Bobby 118. Sipin, Perry 119. Somera, Herman 120.Sy, Chowee** 121.Sy, Sancho 122.Tarculas, Josie 123.Tarculas, Lito 124.Tecson, Ed 125.Umandal, Ruel** 126.Urea, Connie ** 127.Valentino, Hero * 128.Valera, Liza 129.Ventura, Beatrice 130.Venturina, Jimmy 131.Villaver, Eleonor 132.Villaver, Melvin 133.Yambot, Ferdie 134.Yenko, Rene * - paid until 2023 ** - new members
Please send your $50.00 Annual Membership Dues to: SIS. EMMA RUBINA-GALANG 15844 Londelius St. North Hills, CA 91405 Please make check payable to: APOGLA OR Zelle to: apogla.info@gmail.com Zelle account under: APOGLA AA
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 17 - Marilou Fajardo 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 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 23 - LC Jane Caldoza 25 - Leticia Milano APO KIDS: 01 - Adrial Salas 02 - Matthew Rondilla 05 - Helen Pastores, Mikie Imperial 07 - Dana Peninong - Philia Antonio-Millitante 10 - Meggan Enguero 15 - Angelica Fajota, Sarah Tuazon 16 - Katrina Cajucom, Liana Gopez - Sweet Apura 18 - Kevin Mendoza 19 - Rodrigo Pepino III 21 - Hanna Marte, Mark Tunque, - Micaela S. C.Miranda 22 - Natasha Ninofranco 23 - Megan Agagon 24 - Megan Pagado 27 - Juliana Louise Enguero 29 - Jane Javierto, Byron Atienza 31 - John Jaranilla
ANNU AL CAMPING 2022 & MA Y GMM ANNUAL MAY MAY 27-30, 2022 (MEMORIAL WEEKEND) at LAKE PERRIS Campground Campground Rd, Moreno Valley, CA 92555 Group Campsite Nos. 5 and 6 MASS (Catholic - Sunday mass) 4 pm Saturday, May 28 GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING: 2 pm Sunday afternoon, May 29 CONTACT PERSONS: Bro. Roehl Reyes - (818) 359-2261 Bro. Roland Paras - (562) 895-9529 See You this weekend!
Calendar Summar y ffor or 2022
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