Thursday, December 31, 2009

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Watpo Thai Traditional Medical School in cooporation with TonTon

TonTon brings the Watpo Training from Bangkok to Cebu and Davao












... and look who is graduating

RC Paranaque Lakambini visits RC Tayabas Central


joint induction ceremonies of RC Tayabas, RC Tayabas Central, RC Ciudad de Tayabas, RC Metro Mauban

RC Paranaque Lakambini induction ceremonies

Mrs Josefina Alagao inducted as president of RC Paranaque Lakambini


Mona inducted as member of RC Paranaque Lakambini

Salamat, President Cory

It happened already on August 4. The longest night? For Mona, Polly and Rey it started at 4.51 pm when they lined up with many others



the crowd around them at intramuros, 5.41 pm



its 9.07 pm, dark for sure and raining


9.56 pm ... and raining


... and at 1.46 am, well...



2.17 am, taken a mere 9hours 26 minutes after the first picture and finally not so far anymore to the entrance of Manila Cathedral
,

2.39 am, Mona Polly and Rey on way to the car, others still patiently queuing. They too liked to be part of history and have their few private seconds with President Corazon Aquino. After all, as Tita (auntie) Cory she was family to everybody

Friday, August 21, 2009

Rotary International membership challenge 2008-09

at Rotary International Convention in Birmingham



among the awardees 3 Philippine Rotary Districts 3810,3820, 3830. congratulations!

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Friday, July 17, 2009

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

meeting old friends and making new ones

at Rotary International Convention in Birmingham




PDG Al and Louise Fedoriak, they hail from Whithorse in Yukon, Canada
Their Rotary District5010 stretches over 5 countries from Russia via Alaska into Canada and includes Saint Pierre et Miquelon as well


roommate and new friend Wallis Zbitnew from RC Regina South, Saskatchewan, Canada


AG Rosa Lopez del Rio from RC Cuernavaca A.C., Mexico


PP Felix Y Mensah and Ruth RC Accra - Achimota, Ghana

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Rotary International Convention

Birmingham welcomed the 100th Convention of Rotary International




Rotary International President D K Lee

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

a purple event




happy happy birthday

Rotary District 3830 Handover Ceremonies





ayana


ayana is so well organized


ayana is a social person

THE PURPOSE OF LIFE IS TO HAVE A LIFE WITH PURPOSE

angel graduated from the leadership excellence achievement program.
they dont publish any webpage so just contact angel for more information.

graduation day




cheering for the one giving purpose to their lives

Dreams worked in 2009

Rotary Club of Paranaque Lakambini and her President Arlene Canas: Congratulations



Wednesday, May 20, 2009

medical mission by Maharlika Foundation in Marawi City




On May 1o, 2oo9, at exactly 3.3o am, from Matina, Davao, the caravan started, composed of One Mobile Operating Theater Unit, One Maharlika Bus, and four private vehicles. Maharlika Charity Foundation, Inc Surgical Mission on Cataract, Squint, Pterygium, Cleft Lip and Dental Extration officially began. Illustrious passengers of this caravan are composed of the team of Surgeons in the persons of Dr. Rizal Aportadera, Dr. Benedict Valdez, Dr. M. Aportadera, Dr. M. Libre, Dr. E. Embalsado ably assisted by volunteer Surgeons, Anesthesiologists, nurses, technicians, assistants, Maharlika office staff, photographers 'Chiaw Yap and Joey Gloria, as well as Board of Trustees Chairman, Rosauro "Jun" Borromeo with illustrious Trustee Members, Mesdames Betty Capili and Letty Averion. Yours truly, fortunate enough to be invited as a Volunteer trekked the rough and rugged montain trails that would bring us to the highlands of Marawi City, the islamic capital of Lanao del Sur.

This particualr mission, made possible after a series of several visits and negotiations with Governor Mamintal "bombit" Adiong, Jr.and the Mindanao State University headed by its Presidents, MacapadoA. Muslim, was a resounding success. Both their staff left no stones unturned in acomodating the entire Maharlika Volunteers for four days from pre-operating procedures, to halal meals and the royal banquet that left all of us mesmerized and impressed at the rare gesture of goodwill and friendship offered by our Muslim Brothers and sisters in this outlying part of Mindanao.

We saw nobility in the culture of this Muslim Region, felt it, even touched it. But truly nobles are the Maharlika volunteers who gave their talents, skills and unselfish time and effort for free, a magnanimous contribution to the less fortunate, victims of circumstances and misfortune. people who would never have afforded treatment neither made available to them. They saw their rewards in being dramatic instrument for those who cannot see and now can see, for those with congenital defects and now are made whole. Maharlika restored their dignity and now are given a chance to be productive members of their community. The rest is up to them.

pictures courtesy of Chiaw Yap and Joey Gloria