Tribo ni Bado May 2014 Edition

Volume 34 Issue 05

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ALPHA PHI OMEGA GREATER LOS ANGELES

May 2014

TAYO N A’T MA G-CAMPING SA SIL VER WOOD LAKE NA MAG-CAMPING SILVER VERW One of the most anticipated family events every year is the Annual Camping. This Memorial Day weekend, May 23-26, 2014 we are going back to our favorite camp site at Silverwood Lake in Hesperia, California. Bro. Hero Valentino, chairman of the event and his committee are now all set to give everyone a wholesome FUNfilled getaway. For those still undecided but might change their mind in the last minute just call Bro. Hero Valentino (818) 518-7482. Camping fees: $45/person, $22.50 - 11-16yr olds, 10 and under FREE. This is one event you don’t want to miss. See you there.

Through the years, annual camping becomes a facilitator of new friendship. I would say this is the most significant event introduced to our organization. It is on these annual retreats in the mountains that camarederie get re-energized. New members get the chance to bond with long-time members. And especially for the kids, just like their APO parents this is where they bond together and start their own friendship that last a lifetime. The APOGLA Annual Camping is a tradition.

FLASHB ACK! FLASHB ACK! TNB is re-publishing this article written by one of the pioneers FLASHBA FLASHBA Bro. Toti Ayo way back in 2000 about the origins of the APOGLA Annual Camping.

The Annual Camping – A Wholesome Family Adventure By Bro. Toti Ayo It was the renaissance period, the latter part of 1984, when a small group of some twenty brothers/sisters realized that it was time to do something with then the APOAA of Southern California. After years in limbo . . . after years of organizational disfunction, these brothers and sisters decided to re-activate and commit themselves to do something that will hopefully provide them some meaning and build an organization that can stand the test of time.

We were certain with one thing this time — we hadto keep family values in the forefront. We had to be a family-oriented organization if we were to succeed. While most were then bachelors, naive so to speak, as new-comers in a foreign land, one by one, we were starting to build our respective families. While many still had within

them the collegiate fratman mindset, others had the enthusiasm and visionary ideals of Brother Christian and Betta David and Brother Dan Nino in forcing the issue of re-organizing. Yes, I remember those days. . . .I remember what we’ve been through. . .

After one of our monthly meetings in early 1985 at the Pizza Hut in Beverly Blvd and Normandie in Los Angeles, a few of us proceeded to Brother Bonjie Ingco’s nearby apartment in Mariposa.

It was in that gathering that I remember Brother Christian bring out the idea of a family camping. Being with the US Navy at that time, he offered to provide camping tents for most of us who didn’t have one. . .for only ten dollars. However, he didn’t provide us with air mattress . . .For first time campers like Racquel and myself, Continued on page 5

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PRESIDENT’S MESSA GE MESSAGE Hello! Brothers and Sisters, Sweltering and unpredictable temperature and high winds helps create allergy attacks but just means one thing…time to go camping! None of those had stopped us in the past so the tradition continues. Just few more days and nights and here comes the best bonding time to share and enjoy!

April passed too quickly but our Easter celebration, hosted by Gamma Epsilon International, was a good gathering of our families, children and grand children.

It was nice to see former APOGLA kids running with their children! The sign of time! Our Easter celebration was followed by GMM at Bro Rey Posadas who was kind to say yes in spite of the last minute notice. Also, last April we learned about Bro Cong. Bebot Bello arrival in town. First he had golf games in the early afternoon with Bro Tony Gomez and Bro Buddy Salvador. Later at night, although it was a Thursday (no one got worried about work!), we were glad to see a lot Brods and Sis showed at this impromptu gathering in the Santa Clarita residence of Bro Buddy and Eva Salvador. We thank Bro Bud and Eva for graciously hosting this Fellowship for us.

A Reminder to ALL: Get ready, set go….. we are heading to our annual camping at the Silverwood Lake camping ground on May 23-26. Sport fest will be in June 7, Buscapades will happen in July 12 at Pechanga Casino and the family picnic is scheduled for August. Also, our TOFASS project is very much on the works thru our energetic TOFASS Chairman Bro. Tony Amon. APOGLA is getting busy, so watch out for notices as the dates come closer.

“A Legacy of Unity, Strength and Service”

In LFS,

BRO JEROME PAGGAO 2014 President

APRIL GMM PICTURES

hosted Br o. R ey and R oll ygen P osadas Bro Re Roll olly Posadas

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BO ARD OF DIRECT OR’S CORNER BOARD DIRECTOR’S COMMITMENT… I t ’s a w o r d t h a t we’ve used so often in our lives. The Webster Dictionary defines Commitment as a noun meaning “a promise to do or give something, or a promise to be loyal to someone or something”.

activities. And then there is the majority, the fencesitters, who are neither here nor there, content to let a handful run the Organizations’ affairs and who have a different set of priorities. Depending on which group we belong to, the single most important commitment that we can make to APO-GLA is to pay our annual dues. We are now close to the middle of the year and to date, we have only received a quarter of our estimated membership dues.

We expect much from our leaders. And rightfully so. As leaders, we should be able to inspire all our members through our concrete actions and that these leadership traits ultimately trickle down to encourage our brethren to participate in all of our Organizations’ activities, while at the same time grooming them to one day take over the helms of leadership. But without the support of the members, we are powerless to carry out our sworn duties. The leaders need the members’ support as much as the members rely on their leaders’ guidance. Because at the end of our terms, our burning desire is that we will leave APO-GLA in a better position that when we took over and hopefully, entrust its future in good and capable hands.

When we were young, we made a commitment to our parents to study hard and finish school, although some of us may have taken much longer to fulfill this promise. After graduation, as we took on employment, we made a commitment to our employers to give our best in our chosen position and to be loyal to the company. When we found our life mate(s), we made a commitment to love and cherish them, in sickness and in health, in richer or poorer, until death do us part. And when we started our family, we made a commitment to work hard to provide for our families and to give our children the best education to the best of our abilities. In our waning years, we made a commitment to be more spiritual, to reflect on our In behalf of the Board, lives and atone for our shortcomings. And we made Bro. Eric Serrano s e v e r a l m o r e c o m m i t m e n t s a l o n g t h e w a y, depending on what our individual situation was.

Through all these and more, what happened to our commitment to APO-GLA? Tribo ni Bado Newsletter The backbone of any successful organization inevitably is its membership. A strong and committed membership has always been our blueprint for success. We have seen this in the past that whenever we collectively committed ourselves to any activity, success was the logical outcome.

However, at present, if we were to classify the membership, we would be divided into three groups.

In the first group are those who have a vision of the Organization several years into the future and are trying to turn this vision into a reality. The second group are those who would choose to have the status quo, leave everything the way it is, saying that we already have our hands full with our current

is a monthly publication of the Alpha Phi Omega (Philippines) Greater Los Angeles exclusively for its members, families and friends. The opinions expressed herein are those of the writers, and are not intended to represent APOPGLA. Publisher/Editor Sancho Sy Editorial Staff Dan Nino • Fely Montecillo • Ruth Manalastas Art/Photos by Jerome Paggao • Maricar Ansula Graphics by Sancho Sy Contributors Jerome Paggao • Fely Montecillo • Sancho Sy Bob Cobarrubias • Eric Serrano • Toti Ayo Troy Agagon • Dan Nino • Irma Almazan • Jun Pereyra

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EASTER EGG HUNT @ GRIFFITH P ARK PARK On a beautiful Southern California morning on April 19,2014, APOL-GLA staked it’s claim to Griffith Park for it’s Annual; Easter Egg Hunt. The event was hosted by brothers, sisters and families of GEI. Gamma Epsilon Int’l Immediate Past President Alex Aquino was first on site, Bros Nonot Rosales and Troy Agagon with Sis Caroline came very soon after. GEI Pres Jun Pereyra and Sis Pilar brought grandma and daughter Maddie who was eagerly awaiting the start of the hunt. The very successful event was to kick off the GLA General Membership Meeting schedule for later that day as mandate by GLA Pres. Bro Jerome.

The hunt commenced at around 9:30 AM, kids of all ages participated and were treated to easter eggs stuffed with sweets and coins courtesy of Sis Carol Rosales whose tireless efforts resulted in over a hundred Easter Egg goodies for the kiddies to find. Our youngest participant was the baby grandson of Sis. Josie and Bro. Lito Tarculas who came complete with blankies and a bassinet. Oldest will probably be, well you take your pick. We are all kids at heart after all and we were all deserve to be reminded.

After the hunt came the games and crafts, Sis Pilar Pereyra called out the winning combinations for jellybean bingo, Arts and crafts skills were tested when the best designed Easter egs were judged by APO ladies immediately after. GLA provided a sumptuous luncheon and the day was another win for Alpha Phi Omega.

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The Ann ual Camping - A Wholesome F amil y Ad ventur e Annual Famil amily Adv enture

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we didn’t know what to expect. We were only sure of one thing though (at least, I was): that we were going to have fun in the company of some thirty individuals (this count already included family members present).

Patrick, my eldest, now going on 15, was then three months old in his mom’s tummy. It was a struggle to sleep on a rough, stoney ground with one’s back on the tent’s canvass floor. No one told us to bring an air mattress! We could only laugh when we look back. . .

But we look back with pride and joy. With pride because we learned the mechanics of having fun in ‘simple terms’. With joy because we shared and witnessed the fun that many of us do now share and enjoy as well. . .in ‘simple terms’. It is with nostalgia that I remember our first camping trip in the company of, among others, Brother Rudy Cruz and Brother Vovhievette Vasquez, both are now gone before us. A special mention goes to Brother Art & Gie Rivera, the couple who almost ended up in Palm Springs on the way to Lake Perris (our first campsite), in an effort to win one of the three good-sized trophies of the 1st Car Rallye.

Oh yes, except for a couple of years, every camping trip was preceeded with a Car Rallye (introduced by Dan Nino) that really, by itself, became a most-fitting long weekend fun opener. Aside from the top three winners, the most creative driver and navigator gets recognized too.

Enthused to share our first camping experience, the 2nd annual family get-away was 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! In fact, we did not anticipate that much. The kitchen tradition that we now observe became imperative that second year. We had no choice. Ready or not, with that number of participants (as one whispered to me at that moment that we were not), suddenly, everyone felt the responsibility of making it a truly wholesome family adventure . . .. enriching a family tradition.

Imagine, from some thirty, way back 15 years ago, now to some three hundred more or less, at one time over four hundred attendees!

Yes, 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 necessary provisions and logistical requirements are attended to. William Chua is close to becoming an emeritus in his committee.

Brother Christian almost became one with our 50-cup rice cooker. Too many among us are unsung heroes, indeed. Our grateful thanks to all your services. We do recognize that. Service for service sake . . . that is 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 family and for our children. Sooner or later, we may find ourselves on the sideline while our children become much better (or

much worse) than who we once were and who we are now.

We can only thank Him for nature’s beauty. . . for the gift of life, for our company, for our Friendship, and for countless blessings that we oftentimes seem to take for granted.

We thank our friends for joining us and making our camping trips an even more wholesome family experience that it is.

Certainly, your presence and participation makes us even more.

To our children, many of whom are now growing to be responsible teen-agers, we thank you for your friendships.

Indeed, at times, you become the compelling reason for our attendance. Moreover, because of your friendships, your parents make and become better friends. Thank you and may all of us realize and better appreciate the value of friendship, true and seasoned, its demands and its responsibilities as well, the experience of growth, satisfaction, and the enrichment it gives to us all.

While some say three days and two nights is not enough. . . maybe so. But, 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 excercise Leadership, wherever we may be; Friendship, regardless; and Service, as an expression of thanks for the countless blessings we receive.

To those who have not had a chance to join us in any of our camping trips, we urge you to give it a try. Brother Melvin can attest ... the Park Rangers are always there for us. /TFA.

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BR O. JOEL, WE SAL UTE YOU! BRO SALUTE Lt. Col. /Bro. Joel Carbon, Eta 81B Congratulations to our very own dear Brother Joel Carbon, for his recent promotion to Lieutenant Colonel in the US Army. Bro. Joel is currently serving as an active duty officer of the US Army based in the Washington DC area. Good job Brother Joel, keep it up!

CONGRA TULA TIONS GRADU ATING APOKIDS OF CLASS 2014!

CONGRATULA TULATIONS GRADUA Monica Aquino Bachelor of Science in Hospitality and Restaurant Management Collins College of Hospitality Management California State Polytechnic University at Pomona Eta Sigma Delta International Hospitality Management Society Daughter of Bro. Alex and Agnes Aquino Chris Arcilla Bachelor of Science in Nursing Adventist University of the Philippines - Silang, Cavite Chris is one of our APOkid/Boys Scout trooper who make up Troop 1925 in the late 90s of the Boys Scout of America, Verdugo Council. He is the son of former Troop 1925 Scoutmaster/Bro. Jim Arcilla.

Sanch Gerald “Chowee” Sy Bachelor of Science in Nursing Mountain View College - Valencia City, Bukidnon Chowee is one of our APOkid/Boys Scout trooper who make up Troop 1925 in the late 90s of the Boys Scout of America, Verdugo Council. He is the son of Brod Sancho and May Sy. Melvin E. Villaver Graduated from University of Southern California Major: American Ethnic Studies, Minor in Music Industry and Sociology Mel, Jr. is one of our APOkid/Cub Scout trooper who make up Troop 1925 in the late 90s of the Boys Scout of America, Verdugo Council. He is the son of Brod Melvin and Sis. Eleonor Villaver.

Hannah I. Marte Summit High School Class of 2014 in Fontana She is planning to attend Cal State Dominguez Hills Major field: Clinical Science Hanna is the daughter of Brod Rocky and Precy Marte.

Juviel Vinluan Graduated as one of the Valedictorian at Pete Knight High School Class 2014 in Palmdale. She served as ASB President and still waiting for call in College. She is the daughter of Bro. Jehiel and Luviminda Vinluan.

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From the VP’s View MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE O VER VIEW VERVIEW OVER

By Bro. Dan E. Nino, VP-Membership Here’s an excerpt of our first APOGLA’s Membership Committee Meeting (MCM) that was convened on March 21, 2014 at my residence to discuss and resolve some issues raised by some of our brethren.

In the interest of fair play, I will not mention the names of those being alluded to here. That’s up to the Chairman of the Board who will report to you in due time. Our collective accord is only recommendatory.

We held our second MCM at the home of Bro. Bong Ansula on May 2 which further reinforced our first session. On behalf of the Committee members, I’d like to express my thanks to Brod Bong and wife Maricar for graciously hosting us. As usual, when brethren get together after the meeting — fun and fellowship ensues.

Members of the Membership Committee in attendance were Brods Bong Ansula, Rene Calvario, Christian David, Dan E. Nino and Sis Betta David. Sis Betta David served as alternate member and secretary. I deputized her in the absence of Brod Bob Cobarrubias.

She will be a permanent alternate member and secretary to the Committee.

The major issue that was raised was if some APOGLA members are not yet fully bonafide because they are unritualized, do they have the right to vote and be voted upon? Should they be given responsibilities in future activities? How do we call them?.

Item No. 1: The Membership Committee as a whole based its decision on the CBL that only bonafide members have the right to vote and be voted upon. But APOGLA brods/sis who have not been ritualized yet can serve in any capacity and can be given responsibilities in future activities. We can still address them brother or sister. After all, they passed the rigid initiation.

Some collegiate chapters in the Philippines after the initiation process was enforced, several extenuating circumstances may have intervened that a ritual ceremony could not be held due to: masters/ initiators’ failure to organize ritual ceremonies or maybe due to their disinterest or lack of organizational skills; student protests and rallies during the Marcos Martial Law regime; new brods/sis either immigrated to other countries; enrolled or transferred to other colleges and universities either because of rivalries with another fraternities in their previous schools or the new brods/sis had changed their college courses, etc.

Item No. 2: As a backgrounder and a precedent, APO Philippines founder Librado I. Ureta as a matter of principle had authorized the APO of Southern California, the forerunner of APOGLA that the General Assembly during the early days had ritualized Bro. Alex Aquino of Gamma Epsilon. This General Assembly ritual which is supposed to have been grandfathered is not a part of the CBL and not recorded in black and white. It’s the general sentiment that the General Assembly can’t ritualize a brod/sis. It might backfire, they opined. To resolve this impasse, the MCM proposed that this issue should be decided by the Board of Directors or the General Assembly. Other members feel that this

process to ritualize shall be brought to the attention of ACNA or get the approval of APO Philippines. As it stands, only the chapter brods/sis have the right to ritualize its alumni brods/sis. The applicant should get the approval from the chapter school, grand chancellor (GC), master initiator (MI) or ka-batch before APOGLA can ritualize a new brod or sis.

Item No. 3: On the issue that only a chapter of alumni abroad or local chapter in the Philippines can ritualize. The committee will look further into this. As it stands, the status quo is upheld that only bonafide brothers/sis of that chapter can ritualize a new brod or sis.

Item No. 4: The role of the Membership Committee is only recommendatory. All resolutions and opinions shall be submitted to the Board for final approval to become executory.

Item No. 5: The welcome ceremony or right of passage ritual for new members of APOGLA is upheld. The only change as proposed is not to blindfold them anymore to be formally welcomed because other non-APO bystanders might feel awkward.

Item No. 6: The Membership Committee is unanimous in welcoming and provide welcome ritual to Brod Alex Almazan and Sis Irma H. Almazan, formerly of APO Hollywood into APOGLA fold in the next GMM in Palm Springs on March 22, 2014.

This is it in the meantime. I will release the meat and substance of our second MCM either during our camping or in our June 2014 TNB. Our next meeting will be held at the home of Bro. Bob Cobarrubias.

See you all this Memorial Weekend holiday.

Membership Committee Members in its debut meeting. From left: Bro. Rene Calvario, Bro Dan E. Nino, Sis Betta David, Bro. Christian David and Bro. Bong Ansula. Not in photo is Bro. Bob Cobarrubias. Photo by Maricar Ansula.

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GOINGS ON by Sis. Fely Montecillo We are now on the 5th month of the year- May! In the Philippines., it is the month of flowers and fiestas. The message of May is HOPE-hope in the Resurrection, that we may renew our devotion to living our faith with courage and zeal each day. Ovid, the Roman poet, said that May is named for the “maiores”, Latin for elders and that the following month, June, is named for the “lienores” (luniores) or young people.

May 11 is Mothers’ Day; May 12 was International Nurses’ Day; May 18 is the International Day of Capitalism; May 26 is Memorial Day and May 29 is the Ascension of our Lord. In Canada, Victoria Day is celebrated on or before May 24. May is the Asthma Awareness month, the Asian Pacific American Heritage month, and the National Military Appreciation month is the US to recognize and honor the US Armed Forces. In the Roman Catholic traditions, May is devoted to the Blessed Virgin Mary. ********************* This month has been quite a busy month for ALPHANS. Last May 10, they had a fellowship held in the residence of BROD RENE and WINNIE CALVARIO’s residence to honor BROD RECTO DIZON , now retired, who arrived from Sacramento, and BROD JONATHAN “CHAKA” YAP, who is heading off for his new assignment in Yokota AFB. Brod Chaka is with the US Air Force.

BROD DANTON PAJARILLAGA was also in town and was feted by the Alphans last May 16 in BROD TONY AND SIS OPHEL’s residence. Brod Danton is here on a business and pleasure trip.

In these two affairs, everybody had a wonderful time and the hosts made sure that the fellowships were sure to be remembered specially by the guests of honor. ********************* We have been reading a lot of press materials regarding TOFASS lately. This project has always been a good instrument for projecting the APOGLA image to the community and for informing the public of our efforts to serve society in general. We can also see that the project is going on smoothly and the project’s entire machinery is moving like a well-oiled machine. Keep it up guys! ********************* I have nothing but admiration for ACNA PRES.BROD LITO TARCULAS and his VP SIS IRMA ALMAZAN as they reported to the membership in our last month’s GMM the status of the different service projects of the organization.

They have displayed utter humility as they knocked on our doors to extend help , just a little more, for the humanitarian projects they still have to undertake. It is a sure thing that many will be aided if all their plans will push through and that can only be achieved if we all extend a helping hand. Surely, this will not be for their personal gain but for the spirit of what APO stands for! ********************* By the time you read this column, our campers would have been enjoying setting up their tents to be close to nature and brothers and sisters. May you all have a wonderful time!

QUALITY LIFE A message from my Sister Joyce H. Masterson to the family.

“Yesterday May 6th marked our 30 years anniversary when Lilybeth, Maricar and Leilani and myself arrived to USA. So grateful and feel so blessed for the quality of life.”

Coming to USA was such an overwhelming sacrifice. Right timing and right planning was needed especially if you are a huge family.

As the oldest sibling amongst the girls of nine children, the last four left behind, Joyce, Lilybeth , Maricar and Leilani finally came. An overwhelming joy for the whole family to be together again.

First agenda a day after arrival - Social Security Office - Department of Motor Vehicle - Work Available My Mom said when we arrived in 1981, Disneyland will always be there but work is not always available. So find a job right away as nothing is free in America. Just work hard and NO envy to others. Don’t be blinded with what others have. Just work hard and you can buy what you want.

Well, she’s so right. With the education given to us as our asset, we conquer good jobs, work hard and leave Disneyland for later.

And with the sacrifice and focus in life, we can now afford to see Disneyland.

Not all the time though because there are lots of places to see, friends and families to bond. The only contract is to enjoy, for the past cannot be repeated.

Overall , QUALITY OF LIFE IS NOT A GIVEN RIGHT, we were given the opportunities to have it and it is the choice you opt to have one.

Shared by Sis Irma H. Almazan APOGLA, Alpha’71 1st VP ACNA 2013-14

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Mamaril,Ferdie Manalastas,Ruth Mansilla,Beeboy Martinez,Romeo Mejia,Francis Mendoza,Armand Morallos,Oscar Nino,Dan Ninofranco,Egay Paggao,Jerome Pangilinan,Angel Paras,Roland Paredes,Vic Pastores,Alex Peneza,Bobet Petrasanta,Rene Posadas,Rey Romero,Ed Rondilla,Dony Rubina Galang,Emma Serrano,Eric Sy,Sancho Tarculas,Lito/Josie Valentino,Hero Ventura,Beth Vinluan,Jehiel Yambot,Ferdie Zamora,Sammie

Please send your $50.00 Membership Dues to: TROY AGAGON 27447 Elder View Drive Valencia CA 91354 All checks must be made payable to: APOGLA

OBITUARY On behalf of the APOGLA family, our heartfelt condolences to Lorrine Lainez Pinlac, Brod Rico Sis. Au Lainez and family for the loss of Edmon Pinlac. May the Eternal Light shine upon him and may he rest in peace.

BIR THD AY BIRTHD THDA CALEND AR CALENDAR MA Y, 2014 MAY May 01 - Glen dela Cruz 02 - Levis Oliver Ted Ramos 03 - Tony Amon 05 - Daemma Mendez -Yazon 06 - Raul David 07 - Art Rivera 08 - Alyson Rondilla 10 - William Chua 14 - Winston Pascual 15 - Sammie Zamora 18 - Filomeno Alcaide 19 - Daff Jorda 24 - Joe Daroya 26 - Mar Garchitorena 27 - Ramon Tuazon 30 - Ferdie Yambot 31 - Oscar Atienza Jaime Bautista SPOUSE: May 01 - Joycee Alo - Kimberly Mamaril Ayo 02 - Beth Garchitorena - Matthew Rondilla 03 - Ofelia Maddela 07 - Merryshun Cadavez 10 - Mylene dela Cruz 12 - Edna Tagumpay 17 - Gloria Arucan 19 - Nenita Atangan 20 - Evelyn Languisan 21 - Estela Mendoza 22 - Melita Sacro 23 - LC Jane Caldoza 25 - Leticia Milano 27 - Marissa Rivera 28 - Gail Villamin APO KIDS: May 07 - Dana Peninong 15 - Angelica Fajota 16 - Katrina Cajucom 18 - Kevin Mendoza 19 - Rodrigo Pepino III 21 - Hanna Grace - Mark Tunque - Micaela Sasha Courtney Miranda 22 - Natasha Ninofranco 24 - Megan Agagon 25 - Megan Pagado 29 - Jane Javierto - Byron Atienza

5TH GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING WHEN: Sunday May 25 2014 - GMM starts promptly @ 3pm WHERE: Valle Group Campsite Silverwood Lake Hesperia, CA 92345

FOR DIRECTIONS JUST GPS TO: 14651 CEDAR CIRCLE HESPERIA, CA LOOK FOR APOGLA SIGNS AS YOU APPROACH THE SILVERWOOD LAKE CAMPSITES.

CONTACT PERSONS: Bro. Jerome Paggao - (818) 472-7049 Bro. Hero Valentino - (818) 518-7482

“HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND TO EVERYONE!” Jerome Paggao 29938 North CambridgeAve. Castaic, CA 91384

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