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EDITORIAL
Of
Gloria’s Article
Rev.
Gloria’s article came about when the editor chanced upon a
list of names involved in the research work for the creation of
the Department of Religious Affairs.
The list is a file copy of the editor’s friend who was
asked to facilitate the preliminary discussion about the
proposed department. The
bill, by the way, was authored by House Speaker, Jose de Venecia.
Gloria
and the editor have not yet met in person in person up until
now. They
only know each other by name.
Erstwhile, the editor heard only unsavory remarks about
Gloria, so that when she saw her name in that list which is
meant to undertake an important task, she was challenged to know
more about her.
Through
Mr. Rogelio Fuentes, she and Gloria talked over the phone and
the three of them later decided that Gloria should write
something about herself and her work and how she came to be
involved in the deliberation for the creation of the Department
of Religious Affairs. And
so, her article on this page.
The
editor is truly glad about this happy turn of events.
She is truly convinced that indeed the time is ripe for
the truth to come out. Whatever
misconceptions there were about Gloria that she might have
entertained in the past, are now completely erased.
She has nothing but admiration for this lady for the
wonderful tasks she is doing for the community and for the
country. Hopefully,
others who might have similar misconceptions about her will be
enlightened through the article she has written.
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SA
NGARAN SAN DAMAYAN
ni
Rogelio "Elio" Fuentes
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“Sorsogon
– Mayaman Nan Magayon”
Diri
man pag-umaw sa sadiri, an Sorsogon sayo man san abunda sa
natural na kayamanan nan magayon na probinsya sa Pilipinas. Kon
tinagan hamok sin seryoso na atensyon san gobyerno nan kita na
mga Sorsoganon, sadto pa kunta mas progresibo ini na ato
probinsya sugad man san iba.
Kun
ikumpara ta sa iba na probinsya dini sa Bikolandia nan iba na
lugar, mas daghan an mga sangkap san Sorsogon para sa pag-asenso.
Uya sa ato an pinakadaghan na pili. Daghan man an lubi
nan abaka nan iba pa na magayon na mga materyales para sa
“cottage industry”
na maghahatag sin kabuhayan sa mga tawo sugad san hinihimo sa
iba na probinsya. Abunda
kita sa tubi nan mataba an ingod.
Kaya, dapat kunta tolo na beses an ani san paray para mas
daghan an bugas na puede ibenta an sobra sa konsumo san tawo.
Dapat man kunta kita an magpabakal sin mga gulay nan
prutas sa Metro-Manila nan iba na lugar pero, baligtad an
nangyayari.
An
dahilan, kulang kita sa disposisyon sa pagpabakal san ato
producto o “marketing strategy” kaya nahugak kita.
An solusyon, imbetaran ta an parabakal san ato produkto
dine sa Sorsogon, nan ipaimod ta an ato magayon na probinsya.
Paano? Sa paagui san turismo!
Kon
nawiwili an mga turista sa Batanes, Ilocos, Palawan, Bohol,
Siargao Island nan iba na mga harayo na lugar, mas maeengganyo
sira sa Sorsogon kay mas daghan dini an maiimod nira nan
mapaparigusan na bihira sa iba na probinsya.
Daku-dako
na ikaurgulyo ta an pinakadako na “whale shark’ sa
kinab-an na dini hamok sa ato maiimod, an “Bulusan
Lake” na “Switzerland of the Orient”, an “Masacrot
Spring” na may parang soda na tubi, mga “hot springs”,
“white beaches”, “waterfalls”, pinakamalinig na salog sa
Bicolandia, mga ”historical landmarks” sugad san una na
pinagmisahan ni Magellan sa Luzon, “national park” para sa
mga “mountain climbers”, mga Magayon na tan-awon nan malinig
na dagat sa Pasipiko na puede sa “surfing” nan “water
skiing”.
An
mga bagay na ini, makusog na makaengganyo sa mga turista. Kaya,
bilang ambag sa industriya san turismo, binatugan san
Damayan-Buluseño an Damayan Homecoming sa Bulusan san 1983.
An mga nag-uruli na hali sa iba-iba na lugar nan iba na
mga bisita an mga nagsasabi na paraiso ini na ato probinsya.
Sira mismo nanghihinayang kay diri tinatagan sin
promosyon san gobierno para maging sentro sin turismo.
An reklamo hamok nira an marauton na tinampo na
makamamarit balikan.
Lalo
sira mawiwili kon maabot man nira an iba na bungto kay aram ko
may mga magayon man sira na ikapresinta sa mga turista.
Kon
magkakasarayo hamok an gobierno nan kita na mga Sorsoganon para
hatagan sin seryuso na atensyon an industriya san turismo dine
sa ato probinsya, daku-dako na danon ini sa pag-uswag san ato
ekonomiya lalo na sa kabuhayan san mga tawo kay an parabakal
mismo san kanira mga produkto an marani sa kanira – an mga
turista. Kaya, magaan na an kanira pagpabakal.
Pero,
sugad san mga nasabi ko na, ini an mga dapat na una himuon san
ato gobierno: 1) Imantiner an “Peace and Order” sa intero na
lugar nano man na oras para sa seguridad san mga bisita.
2) Sa madali na panahon, hingayadon an mga tinampo lalo
na sa lugar na may “tourist spots” para sa maginhawa na
biyahe. 3) Ipatudok
sa mga tawo an magayon, maogma, magalang nan honesto na
pag-estima sa mga bisita para maengganyo bumalik nan mag-imbita
man sin iba. 4) Kun
puede, hingohaon san gobierno na mabuksan uli an “airport”
sa Bacon para sa mga turista na limitado an oras.
Para
diri mababoy o mabastos an ato lugar, mas di-anis kon maengganyo
na maging “developer” san mga “tourist spots” an ato mga
kabubungto o kaprobinsyano basi may pagmakulog.
Sa kada bungto may mga mayaman na pamilya.
Bagaman an iba na sa iba na lugar, puede sira makombinse
na dumanon para sa pag-asenso san probinsya basta may
kaseguruhan na suporta san ato gobierno nan kooperasyon san mga
tawo.
Domdomon
ta na biyaya san Mahal na Dios ini sa ato kaya, dapat na kita an
makinabang, diri an mga dayuhan na hihimuon pa kita na uripon sa
ato lugar nan abusuhon an ato natural na kayamanan para hamok sa
kanira interes.
Magayon
man kon maeengganyo man an mga asosasyon san kada bungto sa
Metro-Manila na sumuporta man para lalo makusog an ato puerza.
Diri
man siguro problema an ato mga kamanghod na nasa bulod.
Sa sincero na hururon nan Magayon na paliwanag,
naniniwala ako na makisayo sira sa proyekto na ini kay an
pinaglalaban nira an maangat an kabuhayan san mga pobre na
pamilya. Sayo na
ini na solusyon kay mabunga ini sin iba-iba na hanap-buhay para
sa mga tawo.
An
Damayan-Buluseño permi bilog an suporta sa sugad sini na
proyekto basta diri hamok paghaluan sin personal na interes lalo
na sa pulitika nan diri magpaaragaw san kredito.
An pinakamahalaga, an ato sentro san katuyuhan, an
progreso san Sorsogon sa paagui san turismo.
Kon
nahihimo san iba na lugar, sigurado kaya ta man.
In
the Interest of Truth & Clarity...
by
Rev. Gloria Gabad Liao
Jesus never said that one must become a Christian to
enter the kingdom of God. Instead,
He said, “Unless a man be born again, he cannot enter the
kingdom of God.”
Based on this misinterpretation, the devil had long ago
designed a plan to have all people with different cultures fight
over beliefs. And the plan was put into full gear when in 1095, Pope Urban
II sent 100,000 knights in what was called The First Crusade, to
try and destroy Abraham’s other son, Ishmael.
Since then, the Ishmaelites had vowed eternal enmity and
hatred against all of Christendom.
And the effect of that vow continues to wreak havoc,
disunity, more hatred, suspicion, intrigue and violence to this
very day.
But the Holy Spirit has stepped in to oppose Satan,
through the unknown religious leaders in a small country in the
world, the Philippines, when in 1975, Buddhists, Bahais, Hindus,
Muslims, Taoists, and Christians got together in the FIRST ASIAN
ECUMENICAL CONGRESS, a gathering of interfaith communities, and
decided to work together in partnership with government
leadership for the common task of nation-building.
And since then, that partnership is now a model of
Interfaith Cooperation for all other nations to study and
possibly adopt.
A mini version of what happened in 1975 was initiated by
the INTERNATIONAL EVANGELICAL FOUNDATION (IEF), an organization
whose Board of Trustees at present are Pastora Nedy Mallete from
Daraga, Albay who is presently ministering in Bulusan, Sorsogon;
your very own servant, Rev. Gloria Gabad Liao, from San Isidro,
Bulusan; together with a bishop from the U.S.A. and six other
ministers from Manila, Visayas and Mindanao.
I became a member of the IEF in the year 1985 during the
time when the World Vision Philippines Project in Bulusan,
called “DALAN SA PAGKAMOOT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: (DPDP) was in
trouble due to envy and selfish motives among the members and
recipients themselves. I
was charged of anomaly without any proof, being the Chairman of
said program and I was persecuted by the people due to
misinterpretation and lack of knowledge about the program.
I was then a victim of gossips that even brought me to
the court in Bulusan as initiated by several religious leaders
despite our financial records’ accuracy.
As audited by World Vision Philippines, the financial
records and inventory were all accurate but some people’s mind
and mouth were really anomalous and full of deceit which
resulted to the limitation of assistance until it was totally
phased out in Bulusan.
The effort I exerted, the time and money I spent in the
year 1982 for the process and registration of the DPDP, and the
opening of bank account in Sorsogon for the materialization of
assistance in Bulusan, were all ruined in a very short span of
time. Thank God for
giving me strong faith to go on, until IEF ordained me as a
minister of God in the year 1986 at Camp Crame, Quezon City
which opened the door to a wider scope of ministry.
Since then, we’ve been extending little material
assistance to some of the DPDP members who remained loyal to us,
and as of now, we are more concerned on assisting them in the
aspects of social, material and spiritual.
In 1997, Pastora Nedy Mallete and me, together with some
Christian workers from Sorsogon, were able to join the
International Prayer Convocation in Hongkong which was
participated by 25 countries worldwide and we even reached China
for mission work. In
1998, I was one of IEF’s delegate for the U.S. Thanksgiving
Celebration at California, U.S. A. and it was all because of
God’s blessings.
Everything that happened were considered as part of
God’s plan and in May 28, 2002, we were participants of the
INTERFAITH MINI CONGRESS held at Ramon V. Mitra Hall, House of
Representatives, Batasan Hills, Quezon City where Conngressman
Artemio Adaza of Zamboanga del Norte, Speaker Jose de
Venecia’s Chief of Staff, and Congressman Isidro Aligada from
the office of the Oversight Center for OFWs at the House of
Representatives were present.
Peace was given emphasis in said mini congress followed
by a discussion on strategies in attaining it.
The discussion was concluded with a message that everyone
should develop respect, love, honesty as virtues practiced in
dealings within the community and fellowships.
In November 23, 2002, a NATIONAL INTERFAITH CONGRESS was
held again at the same venue in the House of Representatives.
The NATIONAL INTERFAITH CONGRESS is a project of the IEF
(International Evangelical Foundation) in celebration of the 27th
anniversary of the FIRST ASIAN ECUMENICAL CONGRESS or FAEC with
the goal to revive the idea of expanding the ministry of Islamic
Affairs in the Philippines created in 1973, into a DEPARTMENT OF
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS, since there is already a nucleus of this
office with the current administration which is called
PRESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT ON RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS.
Another goal is to offer to every nation in the world and
to the United Nations Organization, the Philippine experience in
interfaith cooperation which started at the onset of the Martial
Law Regime in 1972, as a model for partnership of government
with the Interfaith Community in nation building.
It is realized today that peace and progress are more
lasting when achieved in partnership, not in competition, with
interfaith leadership.
Being a delegate of the National Interfaith Congress is a
blessing which is very much appreciated and God is given all the
glory for all these things.
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MISCELLANY
by
Luz Z. Gamba
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Acts
of Charity Do Come From The Heart
Sa pagbalik-balik ko sa Bulusan, particular na sa ako
sadire na baryo, an San Roque, nakamate asin nagmay-on ako sin
kaugmahan sa puso. Iba
iba na regalo an ako naririsibe: may wara sugnaon, nangangayo
sin ipaburulong, may wara pan-tuition, may wara trabaho.
Iba iba na problema san ato mga kapos palad na kababayan
at mismo an ato komunidad.
Sayo kabisis, may nakasakay ako na buta, kaupod an asawa,
kilik an saday na bata hataason an kalintura, puro hubag an ulo
nan pandok. Hale kuno sira sa kamag-anak kay nag ayo danon para
mapabulong an bata pero kawaraon man an paryentes kaya pamasahe
lang an naihatag.
Nakaimod ako sin magkaramanghod na mga bata, tarayatayun
sa hagdanan sin rurukat na balay.
Sige an hibe san duwa na saday, mga mur-iton, girisi an
mga bado, gurutumon na. Wara an ina, wara an ama.
Naghahanap kuno sugnaon.
Dinisturbo an puso ko san Mahal na Dios san ako nakikita.
Para sa ako an disturbuhon ka san Kagurangnan ay sayo na
opurtunidad asin kaugmahan para ipadama mo sa Dios an tunay na
paglilingkod sa Kanya at para matugunan ang Kanyang kautusan:
”NANO MAN NA HINIMO MO SA IYONG KAPWA, HINIMO MO MAN SA AKO.”
Kababayan, nadidistorbo ka rin ba?
Mas maugma an buhay kun tayo ay nakikibahagi sa problema
ng iba sa abot ng ating makakaya.
And the more you give, the more you will receive.
Subukan mo!
Daghan na Buluseños an nadidistorbo, may mga kagustuhan
magdanon sa ato kapwa, sa ato bungto.
Pero nakakalungkot isipin na may mga tawo man na
hinahadlangan para mahimo man ine para sa sadiri nira na
kapakinabangan. Hali-on
ta ine, let’s be realistic na mas madali an pag-asenso
san sayo na bungto kun an mamamayan, an komunidad nakikiisa,
nakikisali, nakikialam at nakikibahagi sa programa ng pamahalaan.
Magkasarayo kita!
Sayo siguro ine san dahilan kun akay an ato bungto nag
aandador pa pang (an Bulusan an ina san mga kararani na bungto)
an mga Kabataan
sige na an daralagan.
Let’s encourage people and groups who has something
to offer to our municipality, to our people.
Dire nato pagpaluyahin an kanira boot.
USWAG BULUSAN SA PAAGI SIN PAGDARAMAYAN!
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YOUTH
FORUM
by
Abraham G. Tan
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An
April Fool’s Day
It
was the first of April. My
classmates and I finally had to say good-bye to our alma mater –
the Bulusan Central School. The day began with the usual
thanksgiving mass at the town’s parish church. In the afternoon,
we proceeded to our Poctol campus for the promotional exercises.
Everything
seemed typical, but there was definitely one thing different with
this graduating batch of 1991.
For one, we wouldn’t be using the town’s cultural &
sports complex for the occasion, which was by the way, the
original school site. We had to make use of the present school’s open auditorium.
Thankfully, it’s summer that even a drizzle was highly
unlikely.
The
ceremonies went through without a hitch – speeches were
delivered, diplomas were distributed, ribbons and medals were
awarded, we even got to sing our two graduation songs.
The day’s activities ended just in time as it was already
dark, and not even a single light bulb illuminated the stage, save
for the occasional flashes of the camera.
That
there had been some sort of cost cutting was very obvious.
Apparently, a meeting was conducted beforehand as to how to
go through the graduation activities without spending too much.
Why this anxiety over the costs?
It
all started in August 1990 with the advent of the Persian Gulf
War. The continued
military attacks and the uncertainty of the situation took its
toll on almost every nation’s economy.
Of course we were so young then, unmindful of the fact that
the ongoing crisis was causing not only the price increase of oil
products but of basic commodities as well. We even had the time to
joke about the Patriot and Scud missiles of the two
warring parties, while sympathizing with others who had loved ones
working in the Middle East.
A
ceasefire was eventually called at the end of February 1991 but it
was not enough to revive our country’s economy.
Our graduation theme then, “Peace and Self-Reliance
through Productivity” was indeed very timely, as it was a call
to action to people emerging from the remnants of war.
Today,
with the planned US attack on Iraq, people from all over the world
are campaigning for the reconsideration of peace talks. The UN arms inspectors had already destroyed a number of
elements of mass destruction and we could just hope for more.
Our
country is facing enough crises as it is.
It is just to be hoped and prayed that all this will come
to an end and that true peace reign.
We can’t let history repeat itself. Not another April
Fool’s Day. (bulusanon@hotmail.com)
BATO-BATO
SA HANGIN NI MANO ANDOY
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“Si
Mamay – Sadto Niyan”
Sadto,
bilang ina siya an ilaw sa sulod san balay,
An
suna niya para sa kabataan mao an kanira gabay;
Niyan
nag-iba na kay an suna niya nagmamatay-matay,
Dahil
nagbag-o sin ugali, naging suruhayon si Mamay.
Sadto,
sa pamahaw preparado na an pritos na bunay,
Nan
iba na palaman para sa mapaso pa na tinapay;
Niyan,
udtuhon na wara sin maski tinug-on na gaway,
Wara
sin ibarakal kay napierde sa tong-its si Mamay.
Sadto,
pagkapamahaw, naglalaba siya, sigue an pamisay,
Kaya,
limpiado permi sa sulod nan palibot san balay;
Niyan,
di pa namahaw nasa kararani na di pa nanudlay,
Nakitsismis,
nag aayo sin tip sa huweteng si Mamay.
Sadto,
disidido talaga siya sa pagdanon sa kon Papay,
Nagatatanom
nan nagtitinda sin maski nano na gulay;
Niyan,
may kaso siya nan delikado na siya mabitay,
Naengganyo
siya kaya naging “drug pusher” si Mamay.
Sadto,
mas gusto niya na permi hamok nasa balay,
Habuon
niya makihalyaw sa kanira mga kapit-bahay;
Niyan,
di siya inaabutan sa balay pag-uli ni Papay,
Permi
nagluluwas, derecho na sa saklaan si Mamay.
Sadto,
kuripot siya sa paggasto san kuarta ni Papay,
An
inbabakal hamok an mga importantehon na bagay;
Niyan,
grabe an mga utang niya sa five-six san Bombay,
Pan-o
nagkabisyo siya, naging “drug addict” si Mamay.
Sadto,
mas gusto niya an kanira simplehon na buhay,
Hinahatagan
sin panahon an kabataan nan si Papay;
Niyan,
sigue an kalalayas, maaga kun nauli sa balay,
Naengganyo
san mga amiga permi sa Casino si Mamay.
Sadto,
maski awat sa pagtrabaho sa Saudi si Papay,
Nagtitios
san pung-aw dahil sa pagkamoot na tunay;
Niyan,
nahali pa hamok si Papay pakadto sa Hawaii,
Diri
na nakati-os, may kulukadidang tulos si Mamay.
Sadto,
maski diyo an kuarta an pamilya niya bisay,
Inpapatama-tama
hamok an iniintriga sa kaniya ni Papay;
Niyan,
naging maluho siya nagulat an mga kapit-bahay,
Akusado
siya, naging “big-time swindler” si Mamay.
Sadto,
inuumaw nan inuurgulyo siya sa tawo ni Papay,
Pag-abot
niya kon happn bisay an pamilya nan balay;
Niyan,
diri na naaasikaso pati na an mga bata na saday,
Pan-o
permi nasa iba na balay, naki-madyong si Mamay.
Sadto
kontentado na siya sa diyo niya na hanap-buhay,
Na
pandagdag sa sueldo na iniintriga sa kaniya ni Papay;
Niyan,
grabe an luho, sa atraso delikado siya mapatay,
Daghanon
an naloko kay “illegal recruiter” na si Mamay.
Sadto,
dianison an delihensya niya sa kanira balay,
Mabentahon
an inluluto niya na guinat-an na gaway;
Niyan,
wara nabakal maski sa siram makatulo-laway,
Hadok
an tawo kay bantog na na paratukdag si Mamay.
Sadto,
habo siya umentra sa illegal na hanapbuhay,
Maski
kono magti-os an buhay sa pag-asenso na luway;
Niyan,
inlilibot an bungto, nagsasakat balay-balay,
Sigue
an pataya kay koridor na sa huweteng si Mamay.
Diri
ta mabasol kon daghan an pamilya na diri bisay,
Dahil
matay-matay na an ilaw, an mga bata wara gabay;
Kon
gusto na bumalik na uli an pamilya matiwasay,
Kaipuhan
maging masuna uli an ilaw, magbag-o si Mamay.
TO
ALL BULUSEÑOS
We
would like to make it known to our townmates that in
our earnest desire to give another area of service to the
community, we exert all efforts and sacrifice our time and energy
to make possible the bi-monthly publication of the Damayan-Buluseño
Gazette.
Our
main objective is for our fellow Buluseños particularly those in
far places to be aware of the various events and activities going
on in our community and among our townmates in Metro-Manila.
In
this connection, we urge the municipal officials and barangay
leaders, schools and church authorities and other sectors in the
community to issue press releases on their plans and on-going
projects and activities that are worth-knowing by our fellow
Buluseños.
We
encourage everybody to send in their reactions and comments on
articles and comments published in this Gazette.
We enjoin everybody to feel free to voice out their
negative observations on the way the projects of the association
like the civic actions and Christmas gift-giving are being
conducted instead of keeping them to themselves, this way, they
help us correct things that need to be corrected.
We also welcome views, suggestions and recommendations that
are beneficial to our association and the community as well.
However,
they should sign their letters/suggestions, etc.
They may request their names to be withheld if they so
desire.
Letters
and articles may be sent directly to our headquarters at 3035 V.
Mapa Street, Sta. Mesa, Manila 1008 or through Local Coordinating
Board Chairman, Mr. Juan G. Galindes, in Bulusan.
Send them to us at the earliest possible time so we can
release the Gazette on time.
As
much as possible, we want all local residents to read every issue
of the Gazette. We, therefore, humbly seek the cooperation of all barangay
officials in the proper distribution/dissemination of copies
allotted to them. Since
we have limited copies in every issue due to financial
constraints, it is suggested that a few copies be left at the
barangay hall for others who have no copies to read.
Leaders of the different civic and religious organizations
in the community should also be furnished copies for their members
to be informed also.
With
the full cooperation of everybody in the community, our objective
of gaining support from concerned Buluseños to our undertakings
will be realized through this Gazette.
It
is an honor for us that we are the only town organization in the
province of Sorsogon that has its own official organ, so let us
join together in pursuing the objectives of this association to
bring peace and prosperity to our community through the
Damayan-Buluseño Gazette. Thank
you.
Damayan-Buluseño,
Inc.
LETTERS
January
22, 2003
Sa
Damayan-Buluseño, Inc.
Nagsurat tabi aco para ipaabot sa Damayan-Buluseño an
pag-umaw san canira regalo sa mga pobre na pamilya san Christmas.
Mayad kay nadomdoman nira an mga nagititios na Bulusanon.
Kaya hamoc an listahan san DSWD hali sa mga kapitan kaya
dire man nahatagan an iba na totoo na pobrehon con dire nagboto sa
kanira san election.
Kun pwede tabi ibutang sa Gazette an ngaran san mga nasa
listahan san DSWD para maaraman san publico.
Salamat.
(Sgd.) CELESTINO FURIO
(Only
a vigilant citizenry can correct malpractices of people whether
they be in the government, church, NGO or elsewhere.
DSWD, please take note.
DBI)
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San
Isidro, Bulusan, Sorsogon
Sa
Damayan-Buluseño, Inc.
Buong puso kaming nagpapasalamat sa tulong na ipinagkaloob
ninyo upang makapag-aral sa kolehiyo ang anak naming si Liezel.
Masaya kami dahil natupad ng aming anak ang pangarap niyang
makapagtapos ng pag-aaral.
Nakahanda po kaming tumulong
sa abot ng aming makakaya upang suklian ang inyong
kabutihang loob.
Ipinapaabot din po namin ang taus-pusong pasasalamat sa
aming sponsor na si Gaudencio A. Manimtim, Jr.
Dalangin namin na lalong tumibay ang samahang ito upang
lalong dumami ang matulungang maralitang Buluseño.
Patnubayan nawa ng Poong Maykapal ang Damayan-Buluseño
upang matupad ang layunin nitong umunlad ang bayan ng Bulusan.
Nagpapasalamat,
G. Romeo at Gng. Florenia Fullon
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20
January 2003
Mr.
Rogelio F. Fuentes
President,
Damayan-Buluseño, Inc.
Thru: Mr.
Juan G. Galindes
Local Coordinator, DBI
Bulusan, Sorsogon
Dear
Sir:
Greetings!
We would like to acknowledge receipt of 1 unit wall clock
from your charitable organization.
Said wall clock is now being used at the Municipal Social
and Welfare Development Office, Bulusan, Sorsogon.
In behalf of our local indigent clients we would like to
extend our heartfelt thanks for all the gifts you sent through our
office. For this year
we were able to serve 826 indigent families out of the 43 boxes of
assorted goods sent by your organization.
Thank you so much and more power.
Very
truly yours,
Marian
Zusie R. Carranza, RSW
Social
Welfare Officer III
OBITUARIES
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January
2003 |
Age |
Barangay |
|
5
- |
Remedios
Frivaldo de Guzman |
68 |
Sabang |
| 7
- |
Juan
Gallardo Fullon |
83 |
Dancalan |
| 10
- |
Agapito
Fajanel Galpo |
67 |
Buhang |
| 11
- |
Juan
Fortes Galve |
88 |
Madlawon |
| 12
- |
Justo
Galon Españo |
89 |
San
Francisco |
| 12
- |
David
Fuentes Forgalidad |
83 |
Sabang |
| 13
- |
Raymart
G. Alon |
8 |
Sabang |
| 13
- |
Oriel
Dequito Monteo |
82 |
Sapngan |
| 19
- |
David
Españo Galindes |
92 |
Sabang |
|
|
|
|
|
February
2003 |
|
|
| 21
- |
Consolacion
Gallardo Ferreras |
86 |
San
Roque |
Gaymo
Family Thanks Sympathizers
Members of the family of the late Otelia “Teling”
Fuentes – Gaymo, wish to extend their heartfelt thanks to all
those who condoled with them, offered prayers, extended
financial support, and others who in one way or another
sympathized with them in their hour of bereavement.
The deceased who was 68 years old when she passed away
succumbed to cardiac arrest in a hospital in Irosin.
Although raised in Barangay Central in Bulusan where her
remains lied in state before her burial, she and her family
lived in Barangay Talaonga, Sta. Magdalena when she got married
to Mr. Narciso Gaymo Jr. with whom she has three sons –
Antonio, Rolly and Arthur.
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