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EDITORIAL
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EDITORIAL CONTENTS DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE KNOW YOUR GOVERNOR KNOW YOUR RI PRESIDENT
5 RI PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 6-7 SECRETARY’S CORNER 8-9 CHAMPION PRESIDENTS DIRECTORY
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CHAMPION DISTRICT OFFICERS DIRECTORY
13 ROTARACT 14-17 BLOOD LETTING ACTIVITY
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ROTARY FRIENDSHIP EXCHANGE DISTRICT 3850 HANDOVER CEREMONIES CLUB INDUCTIONS AND CLUB VISITS
26-27 TRAINING AND SEMINARS 28 CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE 29 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR 30 RI SPPO 31 BORACAY DISCON 2020 3850 is the official Governor’s Monthly Publication of District 3850 WEBSITE
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ONLINE http://www.rotary3850.org/gml3850online.htm PUBLISHER EDITOR EMAIL
DG Raphy Tayco Rtn. Hagbong dela Cruz makariusprintmasters@yahoo.com
MAILING ADDRESS
Leonardo Raphael M. Tayco, Jr. Tayco Medical Clinic Vega Building, Archbishop Reyes Street Kalibo, Aklan, 5600 Philippines Tel. Nos: (036) 268-8486 / (036) 500-7278
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n behalf of the editorial team, the undersigned is very much excited of the first issue of this Governor’s Monthly Letter this July and August. I am humbled of my appointment by Governor Raphy Tayco as your Editor-in-Chief. I learned that Rotary provides trainings at all levels may it be to a new recruit, or old members that has the chance to form their leadership skills through the opportunities given to them by their leaders. Every resources of each member, money, time and talent is put into good use and to do good in the world. The handover of our district went smoothly with Rotarians representing all the clubs in the district. We are overawed since this is first for Aklan, having a fellow Aklanon as one of the Governors of the prestigious Rotary International in the name of Dr. Leonardo Raphael P. Tayco, Jr. This July, RI President Maloney is excited that through Rotary we are connected with each other in a meaningful way. His August message is, “Growing Rotary is all about taking connections.” Maloney said that as we connect with our communities, we also take the opportunity to connect our profession to the world, and then we can help others. In this issue, take time to know more about Governor Raphy. As a physician himself, he is also excited to further his cause to use his influence in Rotary for his Blood Donation Legacy Project this Rotary Year – to collect 3,850 units of your precious blood. In response, about 19 clubs have already sponsored a bloodletting activities with 1,493 units collected as of date. On the other hand, our young people is also on the lead. District Rotaract Representive Elyrose Naorbe is in the limelight as he led the 350 Rotaractors from Western Visayas to Western Mindanao during their annual district training assembly. Seasoned speakers were invited and the Rotaractors generously shared their best practices to others and to the delight of the Rotary leaders present, they participated in the teambuilding activity. Check out the reminders of District Secretary Geri Asis, too. In Rotary, we put everything on record and each moment is captured. The world needs to know that we are part of the solution. We connect to the community through our public image campaign. Photos of our July & August People of Action is overwhelming. Do not miss out to register for our Boracay DISCON 2020. There are no excuses as we have included details and a registration form in this issue. We look forward that you enjoy reading our Governor’s Monthly Letter (GML). Let us know your feedback soon.
RTN. HAGBONG “BONG” DELA CRUZ
Editor-in-Chief Rotary Club of Kalibo
DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE My dear Champion Rotarians, Aloha!
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y now most, if not all, of you, know that this is the favourite greeting of our Rotary International President Mark Daniel Maloney to highlight the Rotary International Convention in Honolulu, Hawaii on June 6-10, 2020. And the Champion moniker comes from the fact that, this Rotary year, all of us District Governors from the ten (10) Rotary districts in the Philippines have decided to call ourselves the Champion Governors; thus, we are your Champion Governors and we, the Champion Team, will be at your service this year.
Rotary International President-Elect Mark Daniel Maloney’s theme for Rotary Year 2019-2020 is Rotary Connects the World. He asks Rotarians to strengthen the many ways that Rotary Connects the World, building the connections that allow talented, thoughtful, and generous people to unite and take meaningful action through Rotary service. RI President Mark has four (4) emphases for the coming year: DG LEONARDO RAPHAEL TAYCO, JR. 1) Growing Rotary; DISTRICT GOVERNOR, RY 2019-2020 DISTRICT 3850, RC OF KALIBO 2) Involving our families in our Rotary affairs; 3) Involving a New Generation of Rotary Leaders 3850 Blood Donation Legacy Project. The objective and, lastly; is to be able to generate blood donations of at least 4) Partnership with the United Nations which is 3,850 units of blood from our District 3850 for the celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. whole Rotary year for the benefit of those who need this precious part of us. This project has gained For our District 3850, I have, likewise, divided our additional significance as we are now in the midst goals into four. of nationwide Dengue epidemic. And I am very glad Firstly, for Membership, to be able to finally to report that, as of this writing, we have already achieve a membership of 1,500 members at the end collected around 1,500 units. Blood Saves Lives... of the Rotary year based on our District Strategic Be The Reason Someone Lives! Planning three years ago called Vision 2020. Secondly, for The Rotary Foundation, the target As I continue going around our district and contribution is US $202,000 for RY 2020; to be able interacting with our beloved Rotarians in the coming to achieve this, I will be requesting all the clubs to be at least an EREY (Every Rotarian Every Year) months, I will be following up and encouraging your club with an average per capita of at least $100 support for Rotary International’s priorities as well while encouraging the bigger clubs to donate more. as our District’s goals. Let us continue our culture Thirdly, for Public Image, in this era of the social of giving to the last, the least, and the lost as we media, I am encouraging all the clubs to be active in connect our Rotary clubs and our communities in it and have a public Facebook Page where one can our own unique way of service to them through our post the club’s activities and advocacies as well as big or small projects and initiatives. support Rotary’s People of Action campaign. And, last but not the least, to encourage all the clubs and Yours in Rotary volunteerism and service, Rotarians to register in rotary.org while continuing with their favourite projects especially in relation to Rotary’s Six Areas of Focus. For this Rotary year, in consonance with my profession as a medical doctor, I have adopted a district-wide campaign which I call the District
Leonardo Raphael “Raphy” Tayco, Jr. District Governor, RY 2019-2020 JULY - AUGUST 2019
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Governor
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ur District Governor is a passionate Rotarian who was inducted as a member of the Rotary Club of Kalibo twenty-six (26) years ago and became Club President in Rotary Year 2000-2001 during the District Governorship of Past District Governor Henry “Henz” Reyes. He held chairmanships of different club and district committees for many years, including being Assistant Governor twice, in RY 2005-2006 during the term of the late PDG Ricardo “Eric” Lavina, Jr. and RY 20152016 during the term of PDG Oliver “Ver” Ong. He is a Paul Harris Fellow +8 and a member of the Paul Harris Society; he is also a Lifetime Subscriber to the Philippine Rotary Magazine. Awards are not new to him. His club and the district would honour him for all his dedication, notable of which was the Outstanding Club President Award in RY 2000-2001 while his club, the Rotary Club of Kalibo, garnered six (6) major district awards. Through the years, he also garnered three times the Most Outstanding Club Secretary Award in the district. He has been a consistent attendee in various district training seminars, assemblies, conferences and international gatherings like the Rotary Institute and the Rotary International Convention. He has also hosted several Rotary Youth Exchange students and Group Study Exchange members. His outstanding involvements in professional and civic organizations is also worth mentioning, especially his presidency of the Philippine Academy of Family Physicians, Aklan Chapter, in 1994-1995, where he holds the rank of Fellow, as well as the presidency of the Aklan Medical Society in 19992000. He is happily married to Nikki Rose Ituriaga Tayco, PHF +1; they are blessed with three (3) loving children, all Paul Harris Fellows. Lennard Ashley, was a Rotary Youth Exchange student to District 5450, Colorado, USA in 20122013 where he was awarded as the Outstanding International Student of the Year by the Rotary Club of Centennial, Colorado. He had been President of their Interact Club in high school and Rotaract Club in college. He is an Economics graduate from the University of Santo Tomas and is presently employed in Alphaland Corporation.
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Nicole Angelique was also President of their Interact Club in high school. She finished with a degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management from the University of Santo Tomas and is presently working in Okada Manila. Marie Dominique, the youngest, was likewise President of their Interact Club in high school. She is presently in second year college taking up B.S. in Travel Management at the University of Santo Tomas.
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R.I. President MARK DANIEL MALONEY
Rotary International President 2019-20 Rotary Club of Decatur Alabama, USA
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ark Daniel Maloney is a principal in the law firm of Blackburn, Maloney, and Schuppert LLC, with a focus on taxation, estate planning, and agricultural law. He represents large farming operations in the Southeastern and Midwestern United States, and has chaired the American Bar Association’s Committee on Agriculture in the section of taxation. He is a member of the American Bar Association, Alabama State Bar Association, and the Alabama Law Institute. He has been active in Decatur’s religious community, chairing his church’s finance council and a local Catholic school board. He has also served as president of the Community Foundation of Greater Decatur, chair of Morgan County Meals on Wheels, and director of the United Way of Morgan County and the DecaturMorgan County Chamber of Commerce. A Rotarian since 1980, Maloney has served as an RI director; Foundation trustee and vice chair; and aide to 2003-04 RI President Jonathan Majiyagbe. He also has participated in the Council on Legislation as chair, vice chair, parliamentarian, and trainer. He was an adviser to the 2004 Osaka Convention Committee and chaired the 2014 Sydney Convention Committee. Prior to serving as a district governor, Maloney led a Group Study Exchange to Nigeria. He also served as Future Vision Committee vice chair; Foundation training institute moderator; Foundation permanent fund national adviser; member of the Peace Centers Committee; and adviser to the Foundation’s Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene in Schools Target Challenge Committee.
RI PRESIDENT‘S MESSAGE
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love to travel! I even enjoy the mundane process of getting from here to there. But last year, my wife, Gay, and I had one of those experiences that would strain the optimism of even the most cheerful traveler. We found ourselves with six hours to wait, at an airport where we were not scheduled to be, on a day we had not planned still to be traveling, having woken up that morning at a hotel unknown to us the night before. It was one of those days. As we waited at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City, Gay and I took a walk to people watch. We went from one end of the terminal to the other and back, looking at every gate, every destination, every group of people waiting for their flights. Each gate was its own island of humanity. When we walked down the center of the concourse, we were in New York, moving along with everyone in one river. But when you veered off into those seats, you left that current and landed on an island. You were already in Delhi or Paris or Tel Aviv. As we started our walk, I thought: “All these different people, all these different countries, all in one place. This is like Rotary!” But as we walked past gate after gate, I realized something. It was not like Rotary at all. Because everyone in that river was heading for an island. And every island stayed an island. The people heading to Taipei might be talking to one another, but they were not talking to the people heading to Cairo or Lagos. Contrast that with Rotary. Rotary allows us to connect with one another, in deep and meaningful ways, across our differences. It connects us with people we would never otherwise have met, who are more like us than we ever could have known. It connects us with our communities, to professional opportunities, and to the people who need our help. Connection is what makes the experience of Rotary so very different from walking along that concourse at JFK Airport. In Rotary, none of us is an island. All of us are in Rotary together, whoever we are, wherever we are from, whatever language we speak or traditions we follow. We are all connected to one another — part of our communities and members not only of our clubs, but also of the global community to which we all belong. This connection is what lies at the heart of the Rotary experience. It is what brings us to Rotary. It is why we stay. Please join your fellow Rotarians on this journey as Rotary Connects the World.
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uring 2019-2020, I am encouraging Rotarians and Rotaractors to grow Rotary. We must grow our service, we must grow the impact of our projects, but, most importantly, we must grow our membership so that we can achieve more. Let us try a new approach to membership, one that is more organized and strategic. I am asking MARK DANIEL MALONEY every club to form an active ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT membership committee consisting of people of different backgrounds who will look methodically at the leadership of the community. Your club’s membership committee will then apply Rotary’s classification system — designed to ensure that the range of professions in your community is well represented — to identify potential leaders with the skill, the talent, and the character that will strengthen your club. If your club’s membership committee is unsure how to proceed, look to the club membership committee checklist on Rotary.org for clearly defined steps to organizing its work. How else will we connect to grow Rotary? We will also form new types of clubs — either independent clubs or satellite clubs — with different meeting experiences and engaging service opportunities, not just where there is no Rotary, but also where Rotary is already thriving. No Rotary club in the world can possibly serve all segments of its community. Therefore, we must organize new clubs to engage the community leaders who cannot connect with our existing clubs. Growing Rotary is all about taking the connections that make our organization unique in the world and strengthening and multiplying them. Let us commit ourselves to growing Rotary and to welcoming the next diverse generation of women and men as Rotary Connects the World. This connection is what lies at the heart of the Rotary experience. It is what brings us to Rotary. It is why we stay. Please join your fellow Rotarians on this journey as Rotary Connects the World. JULY - AUGUST 2019
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SECRETARY’S CORNER
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STEP 2
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After the successful transaction,
2. Select Other Merchant 3. Enter Reference No. For TRF Annual Fund Individual Donor: ID No.and Donor Name Example: 123456 Juan Cruz
For SAR /RI Dues Club No. and Club Name Example: 123456 RC Iloilo South
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Club Dues (Invoice/SAR) Rotary International 0011-1828-01 USD 014-2171-34 Philippine Rotary Magazine Philippine Rotary Magazine Foundation, Inc. 3371-0064-93
For The Rotary Foundation Annual Fund/ Global Grant Scan the Deposit Slip and Multiple Donor Form and email to Ms. Rosalyn Ong, Finance Coordinator (rosalyn. ong@rotary.org) For Club Dues (Invoice/SAR) Scan the Deposit Slip and current membership list and email to Ms. Rosalyn Ong (rosalyn.ong@rotary.org) For Philippine Rotary Magazine Scan the Deposit Slip, Club Subscription Agreement form, current membership list and email to office@philrotary.com Notes: • Club Subscription to The Philippine Rotary Magazine &/ or The Rotarian must equal the number of members in the SAR, except if the club has joint subscriptions. •
Unpaid subscription, even for the past Rotary year/s, must be settled by the club before the end of this semester.
• Non-subscription or non payment of subscription by a club are grounds for termination of RI membership.
SECRETARY’S CORNER
MONTHLY ATTENDANCE REPORT FOR JULY-AUGUST 2019 ROTARY CLUB 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 48 49 50 51 52 53 54
Antique Bacolod Bacolod Central Bacolod East Bacolod North Bacolod South Bacolod West Bacolod-Marapara Basilan City Binalbagan East Bongao Boracay Central Iloilo City Dapitan Dipolog Dumangas Escalante Guimaras Iloilo Iloilo City Iloilo South Iloilo West Ipil-Sibugay Jaro South Jaro-Centraline Jaro-Iloilo City Jimenez Kabankalan Kalibo La Paz Metro Bacolod Metro Iloilo Metro Kalibo Metro Passi Metro Roxas Metro Roxas Central Metro San Carlos-Calatrava Metro Zamboanga Miagao Midtown Iloilo Molo Oroquieta Centennial Ozamiz North Pagadian Pagadian West Roxas Salug Valley Molave Silay Victorias Zamboanga City Zamboanga City Central Zamboanga City East Zamboanga City North Zamboanga City West
JULY 2019 52.58 86.00 61.91
AUGUST 2019 87.00 52.38
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74.00 75.00 84.00 68.00 100.00 89.58 45.50 41.67
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75.00 75.00
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60.00 83.00 90.00
55.00 65.00 89.00
82.00 38.70 98.00
83.33 36.07 97.00
79.55 95.00 98.53 82.60
90.00 82.35 82.60
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RI and CLUB DUES • RI Dues (SAR) 1st Sem $35 due July 2019 2nd Sem $34 due January 2020 • Phil Rotary Magazine PhP 300 per Rotarian per semester • District Levy District Governor Fund PhP 500 per Rotarian District Disaster Fund P100 per Rotarian > will be collected during the Governor’sVisit • SAR Scan the deposit slip and membership list and email to: Rosalyn Ong rosalyn.ong@rotary.org • PRM Scan the deposit slip and club subscription form, current membership list and email to: office@philrotary.com Email also deposit slips to: Gov Raphy raphy102895@gmail.com DS Geri geriasis@yahoo.com
MONTHLY ATTENDANCE REPORT (MAR)
Clubname_month_no.of mtgs_ no.of members_ Ave. % attendance Send to DS Geri Asis: Globe – 0917 8097707 Smart – 0998 3042050 JULY - AUGUST 2019
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CHAMPION PRESIDENTS DIRECTORY
ZONE 1 PP NEPTUNE “Nep” PITTMAN Assistant Governor RC Guimaras neptunepittman@yahoo.com 0916 235 2791 RC ILOILO WEST Pres Allan “Allan” S. Dumalay asdumalay@yahoo.com 0915 117 1741
RC ANTIQUE Pres Merlinda E Alvior mealvior@gmail.com 0917 723 3105
RC GUIMARAS Pres Sammie “Sam” Gajardo gajardosammie@yahoo.com 0939 914 5388
RC ILOILO SOUTH Pres Evacis Eve “Eve” Jaena evacisjaena@yahoo.com 0917 669 9653
RC MIAGAO Pres Jose “JP” P. Peralta f153mentor@yahoo.com 0928 501 7836
RC ILOILO Pres Gerald Jones “Dhudz” Berondo dhudz77@yahoo.com 0977 804 3922
ZONE 2 PP EVELYN ROSE “Rose” A. CATILO Assistant Governor RC Jaro Centraline er_catilo@yahoo.com 0918 990 4462 RC JARO CENTRALINE Pres Rey “Rey” Balogo balogorl@yahoo.com 0949 310 1917
RC CENTRAL ILOILO CITY Pres Sheila Mae “Sheila” S. Mabilog sheilm11@yahoo.com 0998 439 5575
PP PETER PAUL “Paul” YAP RC Metro Iloilo greatcars77@yahoo.com 0917 798 1177, 0918 817 7177
RC DUMANGAS Pres Agustin “Bebot” Diva shabebo08@gmail.com 0919 737 8989
RC METRO PASSI Pres Dwight “Dwight” P. Deza chin75j@yahoo.com , tadeo_69@yahoo.com 0933 867 5564
RC MIDTOWN ILOILO Pres Rovelyn “Bing” Intrepido matiasrovelyn@gmail.com 0917 327 2641
RC ILOILO CITY Pres Lyle “Lyle” L. Bartolome bartolome_lyle@yahoo.com 0908 874 1987
RC JARO SOUTH Pres Clar “Bong” J. Maravilla nfcj33@yahoo.com 0917 301 1917
RC JARO ILOILO CITY Pres John Mark “Mac” Q. Baldevarona jbaldev87@yahoo.com 0908 866 5535
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RC LA PAZ Pres Wilmer “Wilmer” Pilla wilmerpilla@yahoo.com 0916 683 7042, 0919 37 3429
RC METRO ILOILO Pres Rafael “Raf” Certeza rafaelcerteza@yahoo.com 0990 842 8054
RC MOLO Pres Jose “Pepe” Isada Recto ppisada@yahoo.com.ph 0917 302 2120
ZONE 4 PP DENNIS “Dens” H. LIM RC Kalibo dennishechanovalim@yahoo.com.ph 0917 448 9377
RC KALIBO Pres Danica “Nic” S. Apolonio danica.so.chan@gmail.com 0977 804 3151
RC BORACAY Pres Nora “Nene” M. Helber nora.maming@gmail.com 0949 142 0789
RC ROXAS Pres Ma. Antonette “Tonette” H. Figueroa tonettefigueroa_ptc@yahoo.com 0916 556 4000, 0947 997 7763
RC METRO ROXAS Pres Christopher Jordan “Tope” V. Entona chrissyentona@rocketmail.com 0917 638 6816
RC METRO ROXAS CENTRAL Pres Melba “Melbz” Prohazka melba.prohazka@yahoo.de 0946 723 9074
Assistant Governor PP RENATO “Rene” R. Locsin RC Bacolod North renato.locsin@yahoo.com 0917 300 5590
RC METRO KALIBO Pres Arlene “Len” T. Tabang arlenetabang58@gmail.com 0946 284 7870
ZONE 5 RC SILAY Pres Max “BJ” Javelona budigjav@yahoo.com 0939 969 5555
RC BACOLOD NORTH Pres Sugar “Sugs” Ababao sugar.ababao@nbe.com.ph 0917 300 3102
RC ESCALANTE Pres Daniel “Dan” P. Gempesala danielgemps@gmail.com 0946 826 2212
RC VICTORIAS Pres. Jenard “Nards” D. Deqiña jenarddequina10181950@gmail.com 0956 801 1322 , 0932 397 3926
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Assistant Governor PP Maria Ester “Mate” Espina RC Bacolod Central maespina@yahoo.com 0917 805 8501
RC BACOLOD Pres. Frederick Anthony “Fred” B. De Leon rickibdl@gmail.com 0917 673 3898 , 0998 591 4798
RC BINALBAGAN-EAST Pres. Rael “Toto” Lopez Lopeztoto21@gmail.com 0917 722 2356
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RC BACOLOD EAST Pres. Maria Anita Antonette “Marinette” A. Torrejon jert514@gmail.com 0917 302 0056
RC BACOLOD CENTRAL Pres. Meliton “Mhel” E. Sillador, Jr. mesillador@gmail.com 0917 771 1693
CHAMPION PRESIDENTS DIRECTORY
ZONE 7 Assistant Governor PP RENATO “Nats” MONFORT, Jr RC Metro Bacolod renato.monfort@gmail.com 0908 891 3174
RC BACOLOD SOUTH Pres. Armi “Armi” A. Ordoñez lilac_luvph@yahoo.com 0918 7872221
RC METRO BACOLOD Pres. Jay “Jay” Alpas jay_alpas@yahoo.com 0920 900 3787
RC METRO SAN CARLOS-CALATRAVA Pres. Jose Alan “Alan” Leonor alanleonor@gmail.com 0966 641 2611
RC BACOLOD WEST Pres. Ma. Florencia “Flor” T. Logrono logrono_flor@yahoo.com 0928 507 5421
RC KABANKALAN Pres. Jonicel “Joni” L. Masweng jonicelmasweng@gmail.com 0920 476 3603
ZONE 8-A Assistant Governor PP ZELGIE “Jen” F. Vidal RC Dapitan vhoeighttravelandtours@gmail.com 0917 123 8737 , 0966 155 0344
RC DAPITAN Pres. Anne Marie “Anne” Marfil Annmarf258@gmail.com 0955 402 5586
RC DIPOLOG Pres. Leo Nicanor “Leo” B. Mejorada attyleomejorada@gmail.com 0917 129 2619
ZONE 8-B Assistant Governor PP REMROSE “Sweet” B. ANDOY RC Jimenez Heartyrose1983@gmail.com 0956 102 4788
RC JIMENEZ Pres. Joyce “Joyce” R. Bugas joycebugas@yahoo.com 0906 472 8164
RC OROQUIETA CENTENNIAL Pres. Elizer “Bogs” T. Bugas et_bugas@yahoo.com 0917 881 7931
ZONE 9 Assistant Governor PP FERDINAND “Caloy” L. MENDOZA RC Salug Valley Molave ferdinandm148@gmail.com 0950 530 0659
RC PAGADIAN Pres. Romeo “Boy” P. Reyes RReyes@eastwestbanker.com 0947 996 1962
RC PAGADIAN WEST Pres. Danilo “Danny” Arnejo Danilo.arnejo@yahoo.com.ph 0919 749 9184
RC OZAMIZ NORTH Pres. Candelaria “Candy” P. Maghanoy candelariamaghanoy@yahoo.com 0912 290 6978
RC SALUG VALLEY MOLAVE Pres. Nooh “Noah” F. Tabares noohtabs@yahoo.com 0908 867 6706
ZONE 10 Assistant Governor PP ARNOLD “Arnold” C. Nunag RC Zamboanga City North nunagarnold@yahoo.com 0917 953 5375 , 0933 285 3609
RC BASILAN CITY Pres. Agnes Quida “Agnes” P. Yu 0935 828 9012
RC ZMABOANGA CITY EAST Pres. Vernon “Vern” A. Padilla captainvernonp@gmail.com 0935 235 9628
RC ZAMBOANGA CITY NORTH Pres. Hongjae “Mark” Jeong tjrdud96@gmail.com 0906 525 3619
RC ZAMBOANGA CITY Pres. Armando “Armand” Lorenzo Jr aalorenzojr@gmail.com 0905 313 0078
RC ZAMBOANGA CITY CENTRAL Pres. Norma “Normy” Estrellado-Mallarez normymallarez@yahoo.com 0977 682 2524 , 0917 423 5172
ZONE 11 Assistant Governor PP LORENZO R. REYES RC Bongao lorenzoharvard@yahoo.com 0917 801 0876
RC BONGAO Pres. Benecito “Benny” L. Maratas blmaratas@gmail.com 0977 801 0227
RC IPIL-SIBUGAY Pres. Norman “Norly” Wooton wootonnorman@yahoo.com 0917 700 4179
RC ZAMBOANGA CITY WEST Pres. Raymond “Raymond” Y. Young Raymondyaoyoung@gmail.com 0917 722 2312
RC METRO ZAMBOANGA Pres. Arthur “Art” Serafin serafinarthur@gmail.com 0917 775 5712 JULY - AUGUST 2019
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CHAMPION DISTRICT OFFICERS DIRECTORY DISTRICT GOVERNOR LEONARDO RAPHAEL "RAPHY" TAYCO, JR.
RC Kalibo Tayco Medical Clinic Vega Building, Archbishop Reyes Street Kalibo, Aklan, 5600 Philippines raphy102895@gmail.com 0917 711 4600
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION & SPECIAL COMMITTEES District Secretary PP Mary Geraldine "Geri" Asis RC Metro Roxas geriasis@yahoo.com 0917 809 7707 / 0998 304 2050 District Fundraising Committee Chair PP John Michael “Kano” Ng RC Metro Iloilo jmnkano@gmail.com 0917 638 0222 District Legal Officer PP Antonio “Tony” Tabang RC Metro Kalibo antonio_taban@yahoo.com.ph 0929 707 6372 District Disaster Response (DRT) Team Chair PDG Joe Jay “Jude” Doctora RC Metro Bacolod doctorjude2014@gmail.com 0918 920 8770 District Governor’s Representative (DGR) to PRM PDG James “McGyver” Makasiar RC Zamboanga City West jclmakasiar@yahoo.com 0917 710 4963 Rotary Institute 2019 Promotion Chair DGE Louie Gonzaga RC Bacolod North lgg519@yahoo.com 0919 850 3448 District Representative to the PCRG PDG Ronnie “Ronnie” Gabalda RC Iloilo South nigmarketing@gmail.com 0917 677 6449 / 0918 902 5330
District Executive Officer PP Methuselah “Bing” Santamaria RC Kalibo msmethuselah@gmail.com 0939 916 7133 District Fundraising Committee Co-Chair (Negros) District Fundraising Committee Co-Chair (Mindanao) PP Victor “Joaqui” Bucoy PP Renato “Nats” Monfort RC Zamboanga City RC Bacolod North torvics6@yahoo.com renato.monfort@gmail.com 0917 720 9423 0908 891 3174 Website & Internet Communication Ways and Means Chair PP Christopher “Chris” Montero PP Immanuael “Nolly” Sodusta RC Metro Iloilo RC Kalibo monteroc@gmail.com immanuelsodusta@yahoo.com 0920 904 2988 0917 438 2655 District DRT Coordinator (Zones 1-3) District DRT Coordinator (Zone 4) IPP Ceazar Anthony “Tonton” Ang PP Joey de la Cruz RC Metro Roxas RC Metro Iloilo sylvs_2006@yahoo.com.ph ceazar_ang@yahoo.com 0917 799 9111 0918 265 1841 DGR to PRM Coordinator for Panay DGR to PRM Coordinator for Negros PP Chris G. Sorongon PP Melrose Lunn RC Metro Kalibo RC Bacolod megs73ph@yahoo.com chris_sorongon@yahoo.com 0928 554 0086 0916 286 3853 RI Convention 2020 Promotion Chair District Protocol Chair DGN Edwin To PDG James “McGyver” Makasiar RC Zamboanga City RC Zamboanga City West sunwinph@yahoo.com jclmakasiar@yahoo.com 0917 710 8856 0917 710 4963 RI Awards Nomination Committee Chair RI President Representative Aide PDG Benjamin “Boloy” Mendoza, Jr. PDG Ronnie “Ronnie” Gabalda RC Zamboanga City West RC Iloilo South ann_gm70@yahoo.com nigmarketing@gmail.com 0927 449 3632 0917 677 6449 / 0918 902 5330 District Treasurer PP Niovady “Vady” Marin RC Kalibo smslaw07@yahoo.com 0999 987 7692
Boracay DISCON 2020 Chair PP Alexys “Nonoy” Apolonio RC Kalibo alexapol9180@gmail.com 0977 857 0217 District Nominating & Election Committee Chair PDG Ronnie “Ronnie” Gabalda RC Iloilo South nigmarketing@gmail.com 0917 677 6449 / 0918 902 5330 District Information & Communication Secretariat/ PP Mary Geraldine “Geri” Asis RC Metro Roxas geriasis@yahoo.com 0917 809 7707 / 0998 304 2050 District DRT Coordinator (Zones 8-11) PP John Anacan RC Zamboanga City West johnhernanianacan@yahoo.com 0917 706 5068 PRM Foundation, Inc. Trustee PDG Oliver Ong RC Zamboanga City ono121@gmail.com 0917 710 5050 District Resolutions Chair PDG Joe Jay “Jude” Doctora RC Metro Bacolod doctorjude2014@gmail.com 0918 920 8770 GML Editor in Chief Rtn. Hagbong de la Cruz RC Kalibo makariusprintmasters@yahoo.com 0918 965 8382
DISTRICT PROGRAMS Community Service Chair DGE Louie Gonzaga RC Bacolod North lgg519@yahoo.com 0919 850 3448 Vocational Service Chair DGN Edwin To RC Zamboanga City sunwinph@yahoo.com 0917 710 8856 Rotary Friendship Exchange Chair PP Victor Federico “Pip” Acepcion RC Roxas pipmd98@yahoo.com 0917 621 1412 District Ethics Chair PP Fr. Fortunato “Bobit” Abiera RC Antique fmabiera1973@yahoo.com 0917 528 1067
Community Service Co-Chair PP Manny Verar RC Zamboanga City North mannyverar88@gmail.com 0917 727 4008 Rotary Community Corps (RCC) Chair PP Ricardo “Ricky” Molo RC Metro Kalibo rickymolo@ymail.com 0999 584 5794 Rotary Friendship Exchange Co-Chair PP Juan Antonio “Ja” Villaluz RC Kabankalan jazv2623@gmail.com 0917 819 1799
International Service Chair PDG Ramon Cua Locsin RC Metro Iloilo rclocsin@gmail.com 0917 302 2222 RCC Vice Chair (Negros) PP Joel “Joel” Jaranilla RC Metro Bacolod joel_jaranilla@yahoo.com 0918 924 9953 Rotary Fellowship Chair PP Eric “Eric” Harina RC Zamboanga City ericzhra@yahoo.com 0917 819 1799
International Service Vice Chair Rtn. Inhye Kim RC Roxas inhyekim691@gmail.com 0927 033 8390 RCC Vice Chair (Mindanao) PP Antonietta “Nonette” Arquiza RC Zamboanga City Central arquiza_ant@yahoo.com 0926 140 1633 Rotary Fellowship Co-Chair PP Jaresh “Jah” Ng RC Midtown Iloilo jaresh.ng@gmail.com 0917 454 5777
THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do
I. Is it the TRUTH? II. Is it FAIR to all concerned? III. Will it build GOODWILL & BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? IV. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? 10
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CHAMPION DISTRICT OFFICERS DIRECTORY TRAINING COMMITTEE & RESOURCE GROUP District Trainer PDG Mark Anthony “Mark” Ortiz RC Roxas ortiz.markanthony@gmail.com 0908 883 8735 District Training Committee Member PP Cristy Saplot RC Ozamiz North cristy_newlife@yahoo.com 0927 202 5004 Resource Group: Economic Development PP Jigger “Jigger” Latoza RC Iloilo jigger.latoza@gmail.com 0917 702 5777
District Training Committee Chair PP Jigger “Jigger” Latoza RC Iloilo jigger.latoza@gmail.com 0917 702 5777 Resource Group: Disease Prevention & Treatment PP Malbar “Nonoy” Ferrer RC Iloilo West mgfsphpulmo527@yahoo.com.ph 0918 900 6624
District Training Committee Member PP Methuselah “Bing” Santamaria RC Kalibo msmethuselah@gmail.com 0939 916 7133 Resource Group: Literacy PP Maria Fe Toledo RC Bacolod West mariafe.toledo@yahoo.com 0917 806 0440
District Training Committee Member PP Hector “Toto” Gayares, Jr. RC Bacolod hecmd1114@yahoo.com 0916 785 4345 / 0920 946 0966 Resource Group: Water & Sanitation PP Edwin Makasiar RC Metro Zamboanga echomike919@yahoo.com.ph 0917 710 5757
Resource Group: Maternal & Child Health PP Nida Tan RC Zamboanga City Central nidactanmd@yahoo.com 0920 953 9231
Resource Group : Environment IPP Edgar Isada RC Kalibo etisada_cpa@yahoo.com.ph 0920 926 8805
Resource Group : Peace & Conflict Resolu-tion PDG Emma Nava RC Central Iloilo City emmanava08@yahoo.com 0917 302 1130
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Membership PDG Enigardo “Jundad” Legislador, Jr. RC Kabankalan jundadlegislador@yahoo.com 0920 951 7136 Membership Co-Chair Zones 5-7 PP Gardenia “Gard” De Erit RC Bacolod Central gardeniadeerit@gmail.com 0920 922 0052
Membership Attraction and Engagement Chair PDG Enigardo “Jundad” Legislador, Jr. RC Kabankalan jundadlegislador@yahoo.com 0920 951 7136 Membership Co-Chair Zones 8-9 PP Sandi Pranza RC Pagadian sa_pranza@yahoo.com.ph 0920 908 9397
Membership Co-Chair Zones 1-3 PP Salvador “Bodi” Mijares RC Midtown Iloilo salvador_mijares@yahoo.com 0908 878 7988 Membership Co-Chair Zones 10-11 PP Jimmy Saavedra RC Zamboanga City North sjsupershell@yahoo.com 0917 723 5128
New Club Development Chair PP Fernando “Nanding” Yu RC Zamboanga City West fernando22561@yahoo.com 0917 711 3551
New Club Development Asst. Chair (Zones 1-4) PP Victor “Vic” Santamaria RC Kalibo docvicsmpho@gmail.com 0998 980 4954
New Club Development Asst. Chair (Zones 5-7) PP Alan Nuega RC Bacolod North a_nuega@yahoo.com 0928 500 8929
Membership Co-Chair Zone 4 PP Carmelo “Mel” Deslate RC Roxas cdeslate1019@yahoo.com 0918 938 9965
DISTRICT ROTARY FOUNDATION COMMITTEE District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair PDG Oliver Ong RC Zamboanga City ono121@gmail.com 0917 710 5050 District Finance Committee Chair PDG James “McGyver” Makasiar RC Zamboanga City West jclmakasiar@yahoo.com 0917 710 4963 District Finance Committee – Member IPDG Lindon “Don” See Diet RC Dipolog lseediet@gmail.com 0917 134 6187
Grants Subcommittee Chair PDG Mark Anthony “Mark” Ortiz RC Roxas ortiz.markanthony@gmail.com 0908 883 8735 District Finance Committee – Member PDG Ramon Cua Locsin RC Metro Iloilo rclocsin@gmail.com 0917 302 2222 District Finance Committee - Member (Ex-Officio) PP Niovady “Vady” Marin RC Kalibo smslaw07@yahoo.com 0999 987 7692
Annual Fund Giving Subcommittee Chair PP John Michael “Kano” Ng RC Metro Iloilo jmnkano@gmail.com 0917 638 0222 Endowment/Major Gift Advisor (EMGA) Subcom. Chair PP Winston Santos RC Iloilo City wds0714@yahoo.com 0918 890 8000 Vocational Training Team Subcommittee Chair PP Maria Corazon “Cora” Pingoy RC Ozamiz North macorpin@gmail.com 0918 906 1840 Paul Harris Society Coordinator PDG Rafael “Biboy” Jocson RC Bacolod r_l_jocson@yahoo.com 0917 301 5471
Annual Fund Giving Subcom. Co-Chair Zones 5-7 PP Sonya Verdeflor RC Bacolod sonyaverdeflor@yahoo.com 0916 610 3145
Grants Subcommittee Vice Chair (Negros) PP Joselito “Lito” Sion RC Bacolod North litodelession@yahoo.com 0917 305 4485 / 0922 817 8280 District Finance Committee – Member PDG Joe Jay “Jude” Doctora RC Metro Bacolod doctorjude2014@gmail.com 0918 920 8770 Stewardship Subcommittee Chair PDG Ronnie “Ronnie” Gabalda RC Iloilo South nigmarketing@gmail.com 0917 677 6449 / 0918 902 5330
Annual Fund Giving Subcom.Co-Chair Zones 8-9 PP Edna “Beng” C. Chan RC Dipolog beng_c2@yahoo.com 0917 810 1662 Rotary Alumni Subcommittee Chairman Polio Plus Subcommittee Chair PP Francis de la Cruz PP Arnold Jayme RC Metro Iloilo RC Kalibo delacruzfrancisco0508@yahoo.com docarnoldjayme@yahoo.com.ph 0917 302 4828 0920 945 5355 Vocational Training Team Subcom. Co-Chair Panay Vocational Training Team Subcom. Co-Chair Negros Rtn. Inhye Kim PP Roseo “Rose” J. Depra RC Roxas RC Bacolod Central inhyekim691@gmail.com roseojd@yahoo.com 0927 033 8390 0917 301 6886 Rotary Global Rewards Chair PP Mary Geraldine “Geri” Asis RC Metro Roxas geriasis@yahoo.com 0917 809 7707 / 0998 304 2050
Grants Subcommittee Vice Chair (Mindanao) Pres. Hongjae Jeong RC Zamboanga City North 0118143794@nate.com 0906 525 3619 District Finance Committee – Member PDG Ronnie “Ronnie” Gabalda RC Iloilo South nigmarketing@gmail.com 0917 677 6449 / 0918 902 5330 Stewardship Subcommittee Vice-Chair PP Rene Luy RC Pagadian renegoluy@yahoo.com 0922 859 9585 Annual Fund Giving Subcom. Co-Chair Zones 10-11 PP Jose Vicente “JV” Atilano III RC Zamboanga City West jvaiiiegl@gmail.com 0917 888 2729 Scholarship Subcommittee Chair PP Lourdes “Lulu” Abelido RC Bacolod Central abelidolulu@yahoo.com 0928 504 7381 Rotary Peace Fellowship Subcom. Chair PP Bruce “Bruce” Hall RC Ilolo West brucelhall@gmail.com 0917 622 1376
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CHAMPION DISTRICT OFFICERS DIRECTORY PUBLIC IMAGE COMMITTEE Public Relations Chair PDG Mark Anthony “Mark” Ortiz RC Roxas ortiz.markanthony@gmail.com 0908 883 8735
Public Relations Asst. Chair Zones 1-4 PP Alexander “Alex” Ong RC Central Iloilo City aro825@hotmail.com 0916 489 2926
Public Relations Asst. Chair Zones 5-7 PP Ma. Antonieta “Toks” Lopez RC Bacolod Central toks.smb@gmail.com 0917 559 8984
Public Relations Asst. Chair Zones 8-11 IPP Jason Ricafort Cabalida Cardente RC Ipil-Sibugay jasferjay@yahoo.com 0905 917 3209
NEW GENERATIONS COMMITTEE District New Generations Chair PP Carlo de la Cruz RC Metro Bacolod cjesleyer.delacruz@gmail.com 0917 328 3884 RYLA Chair PP Chris G. Sorongon RC Bacolod chris_sorongon@yahoo.com 0916 286 3853 Rotary Youth Exchange (RYE) Chair PP Alberto Rafael “JunJun” Arceo III RC Bacolod East junjunarceo@yahoo.com 0917 520 4518
Rotaract Chairman PP Chris G. Sorongon RC Bacolod chris_sorongon@yahoo.com 0916 286 3853 RYLA Co-Chair – Panay PP Gerlin Espinosa RC Iloilo South espinosa.gerlin@yahoo.com 0917 302 2535 RYE Coordinator for Panay PDG Melvin de la Serna RC Antique meldelaser@yahoo.com 0917 724 9389
Interact Chairman PP Lydia “Lydz” Lubaton RC Metro Zamboanga lydzdjlubaton@gmail.com 0916 690 3435 RYLA Co-Chair – Mindanao PP Sheila Pagarigan RC Basilan shiela_pagarigan@yahoo.com 0916 197 6628 RYE Coordinator for Mindanao Rtn. Alfred Wee RC Zamboanga City West chronotech_trading@yahoo.com 0917 305 7191
District Rotaract Representative (DRR) Elyrose Naorbe RAC Metro Iloilo elynaorbe@gmail.com 0915 198 0651 Youth Protection Officer PP Jonathan “John” Iringan RC Zamboanga City North p_t_r_p@yahoo.com 0917 711 2995
DISTRICT AWARDS COMMITTEE District Awards Chair PP Mary Geraldine “Geri” Asis RC Metro Roxas geriasis@yahoo.com 0917 809 7707 / 0998 304 2050 District Awards – Member RC Roxas
District Awards – Member PP Methuselah “Bing” Santamaria RC Kalibo msmethuselah@gmail.com 0939 916 7133
District Awards – Member RC Metro Kalibo
District Awards – Member RC Boracay
District Awards – Member RC Metro Roxas Central
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 3850 AND THE PHILIPPINE RED CROSS
1 3 1 & 2. Signing of Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between Rotary International District 3850 and the Philippine Red Cross represented by DG Raphy Tayco and the administrators of the different Philippine Red Cross Chapters in Panay witnessed by DS Geri Asis and Blood Coordinator PP Megs Lunn. June 29, 2019 3. Ratification of the MOA by PRC Secretary General Atty. Elizabeth Zaballa in Cebu City. July 10, 2019
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ROTARACT
DISTAS 2019: CONNECTING LEADERS, INSPIRING MEMBERS BY: DRR ELYROSE NAORBE
We are young people of action! his was the theme of the Joint RotaractInteract District Training Assembly (DISTAS) 2019 which encouraged all Rotaractors and Interactors to inspire and connect the world through selfless service to the community.
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The Champion DISTAS was divided into two legs - Western Visayas and Western Mindanao, wherein more than 350 participants supported the whole day exchange of ideas and sharing of best practices. In the Western Visayas Leg, the event kicked off at the Madison Hotel Iloilo on August 24, while the Western Mindanao Leg commenced at the Southern City Colleges campus on August 31. District Governor of RI D3850 Leonardo Raphael Tayco Jr. and spouse Nikki also graced the event at the Western Visayas Leg and inducted the new set of District Officers for Rotary Year 2019-2020 led by District Rotaract Representative (DRR) Elyrose Naorbe. The participants learned from the talks discussed by Multi-District Information Organization (MDIO) Chair Sherry Ann Murillo, PDRR Alstair Tecarro of District 3860, and MDIOElect Louie De Real. The topics centered on how Rotaractors and Interactors connect to Rotary, how to manage project and financial reports, and how to strengthen public image campaign. During the breakout sessions, the group was
Joint Rotaract-Interact DISTAS 2019-Western Visayas Leg at Madison Hotel, Iloilo City
divided into four wherein they were taught their respective roles and responsibilities as officers and members of the club. District Secretary Emmanuelle Angeles of RAC Metro Iloilo, Rtn. Earl John Martirizar of RAC Central Iloilo City, DRRE Richard Jeric Chua of RAC Metro Bacolod, and PDRR Ronald Villanueva Jr. of RAC Silay served as speakers during the afternoon affair. Meanwhile, more or less 200 attendees supported the DISTAS Western Mindanao Leg as they converged at the SSC campus in Zamboanga City. Coming from different parts of Zamboanga Peninsula, Basilan, and Tawi-tawi, the participants enjoyed the fun games before DRR Ely discussed his Thrust, Citation, and Calendar of Activities. District Rotaract Chair (DRC) PP Chris Sorongon explained the importance of doing good to the community through benchmarking and community service project. IPDRR O'Neil Nick Paira discussed the MDIO Initiatives and Public Image while DGN Edwin To talked about Project and Financial Management. During the breakout sessions, District Interact Chair Lydia Lubaton, IPP Arwald Candido, and Rtn. Patrick Dumdum served as speakers for three different groups. The DISTAS 2019 is an annual event which gathered Rotaractors and Interactors to share some good practices of their clubs through plenary session, leadership development, and panel discussion. It served as a jumpstart for club officers and members as it guide them to lead their respective clubs for the whole Rotary Year.
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BLOOD LETTING ACTIVITY
D3850 BLOOD DONATION LEGACY PROJECT BY PP MEGS LUNN, BLOOD COORDINATOR
ast June 29, 2019, Rotary International District 3850 signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) during the District Handover Ceremony of District Governor Leonardo Raphael “Raphy” Tayco, Jr. at the Sampaguita Gardens Resort, New Washington, Aklan. The Memorandum of Agreement with Philippine Red Cross is the District Governor's legacy project for Rotary Year 2019-2020. Each Rotary and Rotaract Club will conduct or collaborate with Philippine Red Cross a volunteer mass blood donation program and recruit 2-3 donors per member to donate blood. Our district aims to collect 3,850 units or bags of quality blood to augment the supply of the PRC (local chapters) and help save lives.
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The day before the hand over, PRC Secretary General Ms. Elizabeth S. Zavalla, in her letter addressed to the district, expressed her gratitude on the intiative of Gov. Raphy and is very supportive of this endeavor. Representing PRC national headquarters were chapter administrators Gilbert Paul Valderama (Iloilo), Raymundo Martinez (Capiz), Rona Liza Inocencio (OIC Boracay) and Mary Joe Galeon (OIC Aklan), while District Secretary Past President Geri Asis and myself as District 3850 Blood Coordinator stood as witnesses to the significant event. On the other hand, last July 10, 2019, PRC Secretary General Ms. Elizabeth S. Zavalla, during our meet and greet in Lapu-Lapu, Cebu City at a PRC Service Award (Visayas Chapter) ceremonies, has finally sealed the said Memorandum of Agreement. 14
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Last July 3, 2019, District Governor Raphy with Rotarians of the Rotary Clubs of Kalibo and Metro Kalibo joined the Philippine Red Cross region-wide kick-off ceremonies of World Donor ’s Month with 114 units of blood collected in the activity held at CityMall Kalibo. Congratulations to the below lists of first batch of mass blood donations conducted by the different Rotary Clubs in the district from July to August and the total number of units collected (see list below): 1. RC Metro Bacolod = 299 2. RC Zamboanga City West = 162 3. RC Metro Iloilo =143 4. - 5. RC Kalibo & RC Metro Kalibo = 134 6. RC Iloilo = 121 7. RC Zamboanga City Central = 115 8. RC Metro Roxas = 86 9. RC Metro San Carlos-Calatrava = 77 10. RC Jimenez = 59 11. RC Pagadian = 56 12. RC Bacolod North = 54 13. RC Iloilo City = 38 14. RC Antique = 32 15. RC Iloilo South = 30 16. RC Central Iloilo City = 27 17. RC Metro Roxas Central = 20 18. RC Lapaz = 16 19. RC Kabankalan = 24 TOTAL (as of August 29) = 1,493 units We salute our modern heroes who gave a precious part of them - Blood. Together, we help save lives. Together, we commit to collect 3,850 units of blood and beyond for Rotary Year 2019-2020 as the Legacy Project of District 3850 under the leadership of DG Raphy Tayco.
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FRIENDLY REMINDERS ON MASS BLOOD DONATION BEFORE DONATING BLOOD
WHO ARE QUALIFIED?
1. Have enough sleep 2. No alcohol intake at least 24 hours 3. No medication for at least 24 hours 4. Eat light meals, avoid fatty foods 5. Drink plenty of fluids like water and juice
1. You must be 18 to 65 years old. (Age 16-17 with parent consent) 2. You must be at least 110 lbs or 50 kgs. 3. Your hemoglobin level must be at least 125g/l (not anemic) 4. Your blood pressure must be between 90-100 mml-lg (Systolic), 60-100 mml-lg (Diastolic); Pulse rate = 50 to 100 beats/min (Regular rhythm).
AFTER DONATING BLOOD 1. Increase fluid intake like water and juice 2. Avoid stooping down 3. Avoid strenous activities (heavy lifting, operating big machines, etc) 4. Apply pressure at the punctured site; if there is swelling apply cold compress for 24 hours the hot compress for the next 24 hours) 4. If you are dizzy, just lie down with feet elevated. If you do not feel well, please inform the Blood Services of the Philippine Red Cross WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF DONATING YOUR BLOOD? 1. Your bone marrow will be stimulated to produce new active cells and your organ function more effectively. 2. You will know your blood type, hemoglobin and blood pressure. 3. You will meet blood supply and save three (3) lives. 4. It will make you feel good and look younger. 5. You will feel satisfaction if you are able to help. A healthy person can donate every three months.
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You will donate 450cc of blood for 5-10 minutes. The final medical assessment will depend on the Physician/ Doctor on duty. When we give, we give the most precious part of us BLOOD. Every Rotarian and Rotaractor is encourage to bring 2 to 3 donors to donate. You can always walk-in to any PRC office and be counted or for details how to conduct a Mass Blood Donation program, please visit the Philippine Red Cross nearest you or contact your local chapter administrator. (c) National Blood Center "Dugo Mo, Buhay Ko." Please Help Save Lives! PP MEGS LUNN D3850 Legacy Project Blood Coordinator
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ROTARY FRIENDSHIP EXCHANGE
RFE: CULTIVATING FRIENDSHIPS by: AG Maria Ester (Maté) Espina
t wasn’t until a few years back when District 3850 became active in exploring the world of the Rotary Friendship Exchange (RFE). Three teams travelled to the United States in the past couple of years, a team visited Latvia and Sweden in summer of 2018 and another one went to Mumbai, India early of last year. Just recently, our district’s RFE team, led by no less than Past District Governor Ramon “Toto” Cua Locsin, returned home, bringing with them memories of their 15-day tour of District 5110, particularly the cities of Redmond, Bend, Bandon, Cottage Grove and Eugene in central Oregon, USA. District 3850 RFE team were composed of RFE Chair, Past President Victor “Pip” Acepcion, Assistant Governors Maria Ester “Mate’” Espina and Paul Yap, Past Presidents Joel Jaranilla, Christoper “Popoy” Mah, Maricar Octaviano, Maria Antonieta “Toks” Lopez, Lito Sion, and Rtn. Ivy Leonardia Evangelista. Both Rotarians and non-Rotarians eagerly welcomed our district team, ensuring that they get to see and experience the best of what Oregon can offer – from mountains, lakes, rivers, forests, to tasting their best wines, cheeses, seafood and the famous micro-brew beers that Oregon is known for. First stop – the cities of Redmond and Bend in the Deschutes County. Led by District 5110 area coordinator Paul Spain and wife, Tamara, our district team proudly beamed when they saw their host families welcome them, waving our Philippine flag. The Redmond and Bend hosts didn’t waste any time in showing off their scenic pride – the breath taking Lava Lake which was the training ground for NASA astronauts before they lift-off for outer space and the mile-long Lava Cave; the popular ski-resort in Mt. Bachelor where our team got to experience the chairlift ride that brought them to the summit at 9,065 feet, the highest peak in Oregon; the High Desert Museum where we got to see different raptors up close; Elk Lake, the Tumalo Falls, the Smith Rock Park and many more. Some of us got to taste different types of beer offered by micro-brewers during the annual Bend Brewfest which brings in over 100 companies, both established and start-ups and draws in thousands of crowd from all over the state; visit the quaint little town named “Sisters,” re-live the 50’s in Ike’s Antique Place; pet cuddly Alpacas; and be awed by the majestic Crater Lake. Each day, we were clocking in over 10,000 steps but none was complaining, not because we never got soredbones from all the walking and hiking, but because we couldn’t afford to be shamed by 80-year old Rotarians who were uncomplaining with the daily trek. But it wasn’t all touristy. We got to visit some of the award-winning projects they have in the area like the Bethlehem Inn, a halfway house for homeless people which is managed by a Rotarian and where the
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kitchen facility was made and funded by Rotarians. We also visited another hospice called the Veteran’s Ranch which is supported by Rotarians who installed a couple of greenhouses to ensure sustainability of the facility. Five days passed by like a breeze and off to Bandon we went, a coastal city in Coos County where area coordinator, David and Diane Buche delivered us to our host families after a sumptuous welcome dinner. We actually had some trepidation approaching Bandon based on what we researched about the place that looks desolate enough where the population was a little over 3,000 and which is famous for their lighthouse and storm-watching activities. True enough, we approached Bandon late in the afternoon with some showers accompanying us, leaving a thick mist hovering over the coastal city. Was this part of the storm-watching we were forewarned about, was top most on our minds. This description had our hosts laughing and though they affirmed the storm-watching part, there was so much more to see in Bandon. Most memorable of which was the Jet-boat ride on Rogue River that had us screaming our heads off, visiting a cranberry farm, and take pride in seeing a “made in the Philippines” light bulb that has offered brightness to sailors through the years, installed in one of their imposing lighthouses that sprouts all over the county. Best of all was the gift of the pin and the key to the City of Bandon, a simple testament that shows, they’ve embraced our presence there. Cottage Grove and Eugene came next where we got to see numerous covered bridges which Oregon is known for; a trip to their community hospital where we got to meet a couple of Filipino doctors; visit the makers of Yurt homes owned by Alan Bair and Rotarian spouse, Chandra LaHusen; a stop at the huge Weyerhaeuser timber company; touring the University of Oregon in Eugene and their art district and do some quality shopping in their tax-free stores. It wasn’t all that serious though and for the most part, we were like little children enjoying a carousel ride and breaking out into a water-gun-battle as we traversed the McKenzie River on a white-river rafting experience, not to mention downing lots of beer and wine and capping our trip with salsa dancing. Oregon can truly be described as “the great outdoors,” but more than the places we’ve been too, what made the whole trip memorable were the Rotarians and other people we’ve met along the way. Getting to know each other, sharing the same issues and ideas on how to save the world, and just simply forging friendships one Rotarian at a time. One poignant moment we, Toks and I, will personally never forget was how Mary Carol and Art Roberson, our Bandon hosts tearfully said when they bid us goodbye – “It feels like I’m sending off my daughters.” That sums up our entire trip….we didn’t just gain friends, we were all gifted with a family.
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The RFE team singing to “Isang Mundo, Isang Awit” during the club visit to the Rotary Club of Bend.
The RFE team with their Cottage Grove hosts got a surprise visit from IPDG Bill Grile (5th from left) who facilitated this trip during the term of his classmate governor, IPDG Lindon See Diet.
RFE team with Rotarians from Bandon and Port Orford during the picnic lunch hosted by David and Diane Buche in Myrtle Point, Oregon.
Kicking off with a round of golf at the world-famous Bandon Golf Club.
Obligatory jump shot of the RFE team at the Autzen stadium, home of the Oregon Ducks.
Paddle salute after conquering one of the rapids at the McKenzie River.
It was not all play for the RFE team as (l-r) Pip Acepcion, Popoy Mah and Lito Sion, help sort out trash recovered from the oceans of Oregon which are turned into art installation pieces by the Save-the-Sea foundation. Getting a key to the City of Bandon after the Trolley Ride
Sunshiny yellow at a lunch stop in Rogue River following a jetboat ride.
The author: Mate’ Espina standing over acres of cranberry fields in Bandon, Oregon. JULY - AUGUST 2019
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DISTRICT 3850 HANDOVER CEREMONIES
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ast President Leonardo Raphael “Raphy” Tayco, Jr. of the Rotary Club of Kalibo was officially inducted as the District Governor for District 3850 of Rotary Year 2019-2020 last June 29, 2019 in Sampaguita Garden & Resort, New Washington, Aklan. Immediate Past District Governor Lindon See Diet formally handed over the authority and responsibilities to Incoming DG Raphy with utmost joy and happiness. The handover ceremony was witnessed by more than 150 Rotarians across District 3850. Congressman Carlito Marquez of the 1st District of Aklan and Mayor Shimonette
Francisco of New Washington, Aklan led the welcoming of the guests and dignitaries of this occasion. District Governor Kiyong Kang from Rotary District 5590, South Korea was also present together with some officers to witness the event and sign the District Fellowship Agreement with District 3850. The handover program also included the turnover ceremonies for the officers of the Rotary Club of Kalibo with President Danica Corazon Apolonio taking the helm of the club, 52 years after the club produced it is it’s first District Governor in the person of DG Raphy.
Outgoing District Governor Lindon See Diet handing over the district authority to Incoming District Governor Raphy Tayco.
Past District Governor Henry Reyes administering the oath of office to DG Raphy Tayco
District Governor’s Inaugural Address and posterity photo with PDG Henz Reyes and the Governor’s family.
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Immediate Past President Edgar Isada handing over the leadership of the Rotary Club Past District Governor Mark Anthony Ortiz administering the oath of office to Rotary of Kalibo to Champion President Danica So Chan Apolonio Club of Kalibo President Danica Corazon So Chan Apolonio and other club officers
Signing of District Friendship Agreement between Rotary International Districts 3590 and 3850
Happy faces!
District Governor Raphy and Lady Nikki with RI District 3590 Governor Kiyong Kang and Lady Junghwa Lee with Past District Governors of D3850 JULY - AUGUST 2019
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June 16, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Iloilo West
June 13, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo
June 16, 2019 Induction / Charter Anniversary Presentation Rotary Club of Binalbagan East
June 23, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Antique
June 29, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Kalibo
June 29, 2019 District Handover
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July 4, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Metro Roxas
July 5, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Iloilo South
July 6, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Jaro Centraline
July 6, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Iloilo
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July 11, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Bacolod West
July 13, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Kabankalan
July 17, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Zamboanga City Central
July 12, 2019 Club visit and induction Rotary Club of Metro Bacolod
July 16, 2019 Club visit and induction Rotary Club of Pagadian
July 19, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Basilan
July 19, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Zamboanga City North
July 20, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Zamboanga City West
August 20, 2019 Induction and Turnover Ceremony RC Oroquieta Centennial JULY - AUGUST 2019
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July 21, 2019 Club visit and induction of officers and new members Rotary Club of Bongao Tawi tawi
July 27, 2019 Induction Rotary Club of Metro Roxas Central
August 7, 2019 Induction and club visit Rotary Club of Silay August 8, 2019 Induction and club visit Rotary Club of Escalante
August 9, 2019 Club visit and induction of new members Rotary Club of Bacolod North
August 10, 2019 Club visit and induction Rotary Club of Victorias
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August 11, 2019 Induction of officers and new members Rotary Club of Boracay
August 13, 2019 Club visit and induction of new members Rotary Club of Jaro Centraline
August 14, 2019 Club visit and induction Rotary Club of Jaro South
August 14, 2019 Club visit Rotary Club of Central Iloilo City
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August 15, 2019 Club visit and induction Rotary Club of Iloilo City
August 16, 2019 Club visit and induction Rotary Club of Jaro Iloilo City
August 26, 2019 Club visit and induction Rotary Club of Lapaz
August 26, 2019 Club visit Rotary Club of Midtown Iloilo
August 27, 2019 Club visit Rotary Club of Metro Iloilo
August 27, 2019 Induction Rotaract Club of Metro Iloilo
August 28, 2019 Club visit Rotary Club of Molo
August 29, 2019 Club visit and induction Rotary Club of Dumangas
August 30, 2019 Club visit and induction Rotary Club of MetroPassi JULY - AUGUST 2019
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TRAININGS AND SEMINARS
March 2, 2019: Assistant Governor Training Seminar (AGTS): The Avenue Function Hall, Smallville Complex, Iloilo City
April 3, 2019: Presidents-Elect Traning Seminar (PETS): Ariana Hotel, Dipolog City
April 3, 2019: District Team Traning Seminar (DTTS): Ariana Hotel, Dipolog City
May 18, 2019: District Training Assembly (DISTAS) Zones 5,6,7: Base Function Hall, Bacolod City
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May 19, 2019: District Training Assembly (DISTAS) Zones 1,2,3,4: Hotel Del Rio, Iloilo City
July 20, 2019 - TRF Grants Management Seminar with Membership and Public Image for Mindanao Rotary Clubs: Grand Astoria Hotel, Zamboanga City
August 31, 2019: TRF Grants Management Seminar with Membership and Public Image: St. Joseph Parish Conference Room, Iloilo City
June 29, 2019 RI D3590 DG Kiyong Kang and Lady Junghwa Lee and his district officers at the D3850 Handover JULY - AUGUST 2019
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CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE
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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR
DECLARATION FOR ROTARIANS IN BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS
July 2019 Rotary New Year
As a Rotarian engaged in a business or profession I am expected to:
August 2019 Membership and New Club Development Month September 2019 Basic Education and Literacy Month October 2019 Community Economic Development Month 7-13 October-Rotary Alumni Reconnect Week 24 October - World Polio Day November 2019 Rotary Foundation Month 4-10 World Interact Week December 2019 Disease Prevention and Treatment Month January 2020 Vocational Service Month 19-25 January - International Assembly, San Diego, California, USA February 2020 Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention Month 23 February - Rotary’s anniversary March 2020 Water Sanitation and Hygiene Month 9-15 March - World Rotaract Week 31 March - Preregistration discount ends for the Rotary International Convention April 2020 Maternal and Child Health Month 30 April - Rotary International Convention registrations and ticket cancellations are due May 2020 Youth Service Month June 2020 Rotary Fellowships Month 5-6 June - Rotaract Preconvention, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA 5-6 June - Youth Exchange Officers Preconvention, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA 5 June - Presidential conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA 6-10 June - Rotary International Convention, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA 30 June - Rotary Citation for Rotary Clubs Award nominations are due
• Consider my vocation to be another opportunity to serve; • Be faithful to the letter and the spirit of the ethical codes of my vocation, to the laws of my country, and to the standards of my community; • Do all in my power to dignify my vocation and to promote the highest ethical standards in my chosen vocation; • Be fair to my employer, employees, associates, competitors, customers, the public, and all those with whom I have a business or professional relationship; • Recognise the honour and respect due to all occupations which are useful to society; • Offer my vocational talents; to provide opportunities to young people, to work for the relief of the special needs of others, and to improve the quality of life in my community; • Adhere to honesty in my advertising and in all representations to the public concerning my business and profession; • Neither seek from or grant to a fellow Rotarian a privilege or advantage not normally accorded to others in a business or professional relationship
ROTARY CODE OF CONDUCT As a Rotarian, I will 1. Exemplify the core value of integrity in all behaviors and activities 2. Use my vocational experience and talents to serve Rotary 3. Conduct all my personal, business and professional affairs ethically encouraging and fostering high ethical standards as an example to others 4. Be fair in all dealings with others and treat them with the respect due to them as fellow human beings. 5. Promote recognition and respect for all occupations which are useful to society 6. Offer my vocational talents: to provide opportunities for young people, to work of the relief of the special needs of others, and to improve the quality of life in my community. 7. Honor trust that Rotary and other Rotarians provide and not do anything that will bring disfavor or reflect adversely on Rotary or other Rotarians 8. Not seek from a fellow a privilege or advantage not normally accorded others in a business or professional relationship JULY - AUGUST 2019
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RI SPPO
Rotary International
South Pacific and Philippines Office Street Address: Rotary Centre Level 2, 60 Phillip Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 Australia Tel: +61 2 8894 9800 Fax: +61 2 8894 9899 Email: risppo@rotary.org Manager, International Office and Financial Services
Postal Address: Rotary International South Pacific & Philippines Office Level 2, 60 Phillip Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 Australia
Grace Ramirez
Office Hours: 8.30 am to 5pm, Monday to Friday Except Australian & NSW Public Holidays
Grace.Ramirez@rotary.org
Ph: +61 2 8894 9830
THE ROTARY FOUNDATION Senior Fund Development Officer Mark Anderson Mark.Anderson@rotary.org Ph: +61 2 8894 9841 Senior Coordinator, TRF Services Robert Byrne Robert.Byrne@rotary.org Ph: +61 2 8894 9843 TRF Correspondent Krissy Aure-Canson MariaKristenne.Aure-Canson@rotary.org Ph: +61 2 8894 9842 Fund Development Specialist-Philippines Gretchen Laurel Gretchen.Laurel@rotary.org Ph: +639178462376 o Fund Development o Paul Harris Fellow Recognition – process applications and issue regalia & certificates o Maintain record of club recognition points o Issue benefactor recognitions, bequest and major donor recognition o Provide assistance and clarification on all Rotary Foundation matters o Assist with The Rotary Foundation contribution enquiries CLUB & DISTRICT SUPPORT Supervisor Andrew Best Andrew.Best@rotary.org Ph: +61 2 8894 9820 Coordinator Trudy Grice Trudy.Grice@rotary.org Ph: +61 2 8894 9821 Coordinator Mary Jayne Desmond MaryJayne.Desmond@rotary.org Ph: +61 2 8894 9822 o Admission of new Clubs (Rotary, Rotaract, Interact, Rotary Community Corps, Satellite clubs) o Applications for change of name, change of club & district locality, merger of clubs and applications for club & district incorporation o Licensing inquiries and advice re Licensed Vendors & Use of Rotary mark and brand centre guidance o District dispute enquiries o Special club and member anniversary recognition (25th 50th, 75th, 100th ), other special years by request o www.rotary.org enquiries including My Rotary guidance, Rotary Club Central, Reports, Showcase & Ideas o Assist the district governors, clubs and Rotarians in their communications with other departments. o Training of clubs and district leaders MEMBERSHIP Regional Membership Officer, Barbara Mifsud Barbara.Mifsud@rotary.org Ph: +61 2 8894 9850 Membership Development o Provides support on using key RI membership resources: publications, tools, online resources, and reports o Provides assistance and guidance with membership strategies including attraction, engagement, retention, diversity, etc. o Works with zone membership team to conduct trainings, workshops, and presentations FINANCE Coordinator Sally Furto (Aust & NZ) Sally.Furto@rotary.org Ph: +61 2 8894 9832 Coordinator Melissa Asanza (TRF Finance) Melissa.Asanza@rotary.org Ph: +61 2 8894 9833 Coordinator Rosalyn Ong (Philippines) Rosalyn.Ong@rotary.org Ph: +61 2 8894 9831 o Collect per capita dues and other payments to Rotary International o Process Semi Annual reports on club membership and inquiries on SAR payments o Assist clubs & districts with inquiries on: club remittances and balances, reinstatements after payment following termination o Process The Rotary Foundation contributions o Make payments to Rotarians travelling at RI or Rotary Foundation expense o Make payments to Rotary Foundation Scholars o Make Global payments on behalf of TRF and Rotary International (SPAs) ADMINISTRATION Administration Coordinator Bernadette Horrell Bernadette.Horrell@rotary.org o Assists with all enquiries about Rotary International , The Rotary Foundation & Shop.Rotary material
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BORACAY DISCON 2020
BORACAY DISCON 2020 FACTS DISCON 2020 BORACAY DISCON2020 May 7, 8 & 9, BORACAY 2020 ● May 7, 8 & 9, 2020
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Date: May 7, 8 & 9, 2020 May 7, 8 & 9, 2020 Official Venue, Hotel and Accommodation: Paradise Garden Resort & Convention Center, Official Paradise Garden Resort & Convention StationVenue, 3 Sitio Manggayad, Brgy. Manoc-manoc, Hotel & AccomCenter, Aklan Boracay Island, Malay, modation Station&3 Fiber Sitio Manggayad, Brgy. Theme: Sand, Sound Date
Manoc-manoc, Malay, Boracay Island,
For more details, email at: boracaydiscon2020@gmail.com For more details www.boracaydiscon2020@gmail.com https://www.boracaydiscon2020.com/ DISCON 2020 Chair PP Alexys Apolonio
INVITATION TO D3850 BORACAY DISCON 2020 Mabuhay fellow Rotarians! Aloha! We invite you to come, see and experience the new Boracay. * Feel the sand. * Hear the drumbeats. * Touch the fibers. Come and join us! Let’s celebrate the family of Rotary for the Boracay District Conference on May 7-9, 2020. We will take you to the different Pacific Islands through their dance and music on a night when we showcase the Dances of the Isles. Come and bring the whole family! Musyon sa Boracay!
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