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Duration : August 19, 1974-January 19, 1975
Do you still remember? We had 5 months of classes at UP Statistical Center in Padre Faura, Manila. Followed by a one-month apprenticeship at NCSO in Sta. Mesa, Manila.
We graduated
on January 24, 1975. But our government service at NCSO started on January
22, 1975.
Updates Photo Album Birthday Calendar E-Mailing Addresses
The trainees, then: Us, now: Based in:
1. Caridad C. Avila
1. Caridad C. Avila-Barroga
Winnipeg, Canada
2. Jose Y. Batao
2. Jose Y. Batao
3. Claro F. Bugtong Villarosa
3. Claro F. Bugtong Villarosa
Saudi Arabia
4. Felipe Cacatian
4. Felipe Cacatian
(Deceased)
5. Crisostomo L. Caro
5. Crisostomo L. Caro
6. Reynaldo B. Concepcion
6. Reynaldo
B. Concepcion
New York, USA
7. Lualhati E. Dungca
7. Lualhati
E. Dungca-Bost
Australia
8. Eriberto S. Esclamad
8. Eriberto S. Esclamad
Capiz
9. Katrina M. Gonzaga
9. Katrina M. Gonzaga-Esclamad
Manila
10. Myrna C. Gonzales
10. Myrna
C. Gonzales-San Juan Australia
11. Ma. Lily F. Gutierrez
11. Ma. Lily F. Gutierrez
12. Lourdes V. Homecillo
12. Happily single
Manila
13. Elena R. Lopez
13. Elena R. Lopez
14. Melchor M. Marinda
14. Melchor M. Marinda
Meycauayan, Bulacan
15. Ernesto M. Miguel
15. Ernesto M. Miguel
16. Ramon A. Padojinog
16. Ramon A. Padojinog
(Deceased)
17. Cesar D. de la Paz
17. Cesar D. de la Paz
(Deceased)
18. Fe Ll. Prepotente
18. Fe Ll.
Prepotente-Relton
(Deceased)
19. Carmelita Y. Ragasa
19. Carmelita Y. Ragasa
Manila
20. Celia Realeza
20. Celia Realeza-Guevara
Manila
21. Florentina L. Reyes
21. Florentina L. Reyes-Salvail
Honolulu, Hawaii
22. Edwina P. Sahagun
22. Edwina P. Sahagun-de los Reyes (Deceased)
23. Albert R. San Juan
23. Albert
R. San Juan
Australia
24. Ernesto M. San Juan
24. Ernesto M. San Juan
Manila
25. Rosita Q. Susa
25. Rosita
Q. Susa-Cantillep
San Jose, California, USA
26. Wilfredo Torio
26. Wilfredo Torio
San Francisco, Calif., USA
27. Ana B. Urbina
27. Happily single
Manila
28. Eloisa E. Valdes
28. Eloisa E. Valdes
New Jersey, USA
29. Vicente B. Villaflor
29. Vicente B. Villaflor
Baliwag, Bulacan
Here's the latest thrilling news from Lulu in England :
Would you believe it. We met the Queen
3 weeks ago for the Commonwealth Day celebration. Jeff was chosen by the
Secretary General of the Commonwealth Secretariat to carry the Commonwealth
mace and escort the Queen at the ceremony at the Westminster Abbey. The
mace,
which is like a sceptre, is made of pure gold with a
ruby at the end and little Commonwealth flags (54 of them) around it. Also
at the ceremony were Tony Blair, the Prime Minister, the leader of the
opposition, and assorted dignitaries from Commonwealth
countries.
Jeremy and I were able to attend and Jeff and I were invited to the reception that night. The Sec Gen introduced us to the Queen who shook our hands and she asked Jeff if the mace was heavy. I was so thrilled to meet the Queen. I never thought I would meet her although I've seen her before in Beijing at a garden party at the British Embassy. She looks nicer in person - softer - than on TV or the newspapers where she often looks grim. Anyway, it doesn't change my opinion of the royals, they've had their days.
And here's the sad news from Australia:
Subject: Pep is in another world
Lizzie just called and said that Pep pass on to the next
world. I was
so shock to hear the news. I just spoke with her about
3 weeks ago. She
was happy and said she was in partial remission. We talked
for a short
while.
She died in her sleep. Funeral is this Thursday,
April 16, 1998.
Take care - Nini
Goodbye, Pep, from all of us, and may you rest in peace.