PSMBFI Benefits Increase As Members Pay the Same Monthly

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President Mario Avenido discusses insurance benefits to members during PSMBFI Vice President Armado Ramolete guest in a radio program hosted by information campaigns held in various police offices nationwide. PCSupt Rhodel Sermonia, Director of the Police Community Relations Group. PSMBFI benefits increase as members pay the same monthly premium rate at 3% of basic pay olicemen and other uniformed personnel are now receiving higher salaries after President Rodrigo Duterte signed Pa joint resolution by Congress authorizing the salary hike. This is “in order to make it more commensurate with their critical role in maintaining national security and peace and order”, a fitting recognition for their services.

Beginning January 2018, every PNP in action then an additional amount amount becomes his Equity Value, personnel have different levels of salary equivalent to 50% of his basic life which after many years, he can obtain increase according to their ranks. In insurance is added to the family’s claim. upon retirement from the service. turn, members of the Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. maintain their PSMBFI increased the amount of Members also have the accidental monthly premium at 3% of their base insurance benefits for the best interest death, accident hospitalization, and pay which amount is proportionate to of its members whose profession wounded in action benefits; monetary their basic pay. The same is applied makes them constantly exposed to all benefits like the Member’s Experience upon promotion in rank or should there forms of danger. In fact, there were Refund and the privilege to avail of the be another tranche of pay hike assuring even members who lost their lives at loan facilities. members of bigger insurance coverage the start of the year and the coverage for their best interest. under the new Schedule of Benefits PSMBFI is relentless in conducting was already applied. information campaigns, attending For instance, a Police Officer 1 (PO1) consultative meetings, and utilizing was previously receiving P14,834.00 More importantly, members can platforms such as media, television, basic pay and was insured with invest for a better future whereby half radio, and social media to reach as PSMBFI for P219,376.06. Now his of their monthly premium is set aside many members nationwide. Partner salary is P29,668.00 and is insured as their savings which earns interest agencies are supportive of these for P438,752.11. But if a PO1 dies of and enables them to save more. Again, efforts while PSMBFI members accident then the insurance benefit every time a PO1 pays a monthly maintain their trust with increased is doubled to P877,504.22; or if killed pemium of P890.04, then half of this awareness of their benefits. www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ 2 Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 KABALIKAT www.psmbfi.com.ph 20 years of PSMBFI service wo decades ago, the Philippine National Police leadership found it necessary to create a mutual benefit association Tafter the passage of Republic Act 8291. Problems persisted among the families of deceased police personnel without insurance protection, thus prompting a consensus to create the Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. for present improve the quality of life will always be a great sense and future of its members. PSMBFI of relief and confidence in members. members, in turn, have performing public service their own inspiring stories and attend to the country’s PSMBFI is of heroism, sacrifices, and most pressing affairs. now more than personal testimonies of how PSMBFI members will an insurance the Association has helped always be provided with provider. Over them when all hope seem better insurance protection the years, it abandoned. PSMBFI values and living benefits. has taken on its members - the everyday a unique role heroes who enforce and PSMBFI also takes pride of looking after uphold the majesty of the of the trust of its members Now, on its 20th the morale and laws, maintain peace and which always result to year in service, PSMBFI welfare of public safety order, fight criminality, and positive developments. reminisces the colorful practitioners. It also save lives. After all, the members will history of its creation - supports the programs always be the lifeblood a story of an incredible and activities of partner It is inevitable that and cornerstone of the journey of overcoming agencies. members may be vulnerable Association. challenges over the years to various risks as they put to reach its present stature. In just two decades, their lives on the line for That said, there are many The Association learned PSMBFI has undergone the nation, with their health reasons for PSMBFI to stay valuable lessons from its key changes but the susceptible to deterioration on course and provide more past in order to provide significant difference now with age. But with life benefits to members in the better and broader services is the focus on helping insurance protection, there years ahead. PSMBFI extends cash advance to the family of cop killed in vehicle accident in Benguet The late SPO3 Layno was a PSMBFI member, and the partial payment of death benefit (cash advance only) was immediately given to his beneficiaries, while they are on the process of completing the requirements for the settlement of the total he life insurance for members of the Public Safety insurance benefit. TMutual Benefit Fund, Inc. helps protect the future of their families in the face of uncertainties. Aside from The amount of PSMBFI death by natural causes, there are members who die insurance benefit for the of accident or those “unfortunate incidents that happen beneficiaries of the late unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in SPO3 Layno is based on damage or injury”. the 2018 PSMBFI Schedule On January 6, 2018, a was rushed to the hospital of Benefits, wherein vehicle en route to Nueva but died on January 9, the insurance coverage Viscaya fell into a 50-meter 2018. He was assigned at of members increased deep ravine at the the Dupax del Norte MPS, proportionately to the PNP boundary of Adonot and Nueva Viscaya PPO. This salary increase, while they Guissetin Benguet. Among incident also claimed the continue to pay their monthly the passengers was SPO3 lives of some of his loved premium equivalent to 3% of Jeofel Benito Layno who ones. their base pay. www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ www.psmbfi.com.ph KABALIKAT Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 3 Insurance benefits for PNP-AKG hero cops

upon submission of the required documents. While the Wounded-in-Action Benefit amounting to P50,000.00 was received by PCInsp Lumactod.

Death will always be heartbreaking as families will have to get through life without their loved one. n a police operation conducted by insurance benefits were immediately The lives of policemen are always at Ithe PNP Anti-Kidnapping Group processed. The beneficiaries of the risk and PSMBFI will do its best to last December 23, 2017, PSupt Arthur late PSupt Masungsong received the ensure that the insurance benefits Masungsong was killed in action and PSMBFI cash advance of insurance of the families left behind are PCInsp Ronaldo Lumactod Jr, was claim inclusive of the Killed-in- immediately processed to include injured when suspects open fired at Action Benefit, during his wake last the cash advance of the claim, while their vehicle. December 27, 2017 in Carmona, the benefit for injured members are Cavite. The full amount of insurance given the soonest time. Both being PSMBFI members, their benefit will be received by his family PNP recruits are protected by PSMBFI he Philippine National Police (PNP) hires thousands to enter the service every year to increase police manpower, Timprove police-to-population ratio, enhance police visibility program, and anti-insurgency operation. The police recruits enter Hence, the police recruits The immediate release to be one of the the biggest the service as Police Officer signify membership with of insurance benefit mutual benefit associations 1, through the regular quota PSMBFI before they are sent stems from the creation of in the country. to be distributed to various off to training school. This PSMBFI in 1997 in order to regional offices and national way, they are already insured, provide life insurance to the PSMBFI is relied upon support units or through the able to invest for their future, uniformed PNP personnel by policemen and public attrition quota in order to and have a financially secured after their exclusion from safety practitioners for replenish personnel losses retirement life. the government social insurance protection and due to retirement, separation insurance by virtue of law. living benefits. from service, or death. In 2017, membership Since then, PSMBFI evolved with PSMBFI found more After oath taking, they significance when two police will undergo Public Safety recruits died during training. Basic Recruit Course for six PO1 Lorenz Gregg Maningo months, and Field Training of the Criminal Investigation Program for another six and Detection Group died of months. heatstroke in Isabela last August 13, 2017. The other Their training will be is PO1 John Vicson De Vera rigorous and it is essential of PRO 1 who succumbed that they have life insurance. to dengue last August 16, The Public Safety Mutual 2017. The full payment of Benefit Fund Inc is fully aware the insurance claim were of the risks that go with the immediately processed and profession. received by their families. www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ 4 Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 KABALIKAT www.psmbfi.com.ph DEATH BENEFIT PAYABLE AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2017 NO. PRO MEMBER'S NAME DATE OF EVENT CAUSE 1 1 PO1 JAROLD FLORES BACOLCOL 26-Nov-17 SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE 2 1 PO1 JOHN VICSON MACASIEB DE VERA 16-Aug-17 DENGUE 3 1 PO1 JONALYN ANDAYA PAGADUAN 7-Oct-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 4 1 PO2 CHRISTOPHER RABATO HERNAEZ 11-Sep-13 GUNSHOT WOUND 5 1 PO3 PRISCILO MANUEL SORIANO 30-Aug-17 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 6 1 PO3 ROLANDO MAMUAD BUMANGLAG 19-Oct-17 ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME 7 2 PO1 ALI SALA BANGUIH 16-Oct-11 GUNSHOT WOUND 8 2 PO1 DOMINADOR SERIOSA ARCIAGA JR 8-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 9 2 PO1 JACSON ABUGAN TULIAO 7-Nov-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 10 2 PO1 NELSON CLEMOR DELOS SANTOS 6-Aug-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 11 2 PO1 SARAHAN HAPAS SAABDULA 12-Nov-17 CARDIO RESP ARREST 12 2 PO3 CEASAR PINKIHAN AGTARAP 7-Jul-14 TUBERCULOSIS 13 2 PO3 JOSEPH MABBORANG PAGUIRIGAN 20-Oct-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 14 2 SPO1 BENJO GUERRERO BEDANA 23-Aug-16 DROWNING 15 2 SPO3 ROMEO BANERA BUENO JR 21-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 16 2 SPO4 AGAPITO PINGAD NARAG 14-Sep-17 KIDNEY FAILURE 17 2 SPO4 REYNALDO CASTRO BUDOMO 28-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 18 3 PO1 ARMANDO RONQUILLO ZUNIGA 13-Nov-17 ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME 19 3 PO1 DEXTER CALLANGAN SINGGUIPEN 10-Apr-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 20 3 PO1 JOE MARVIN CRUZ ESCUADRA 16-Jul-17 CARDIO VASCULAR ACCIDENT 21 3 PO1 JOHN MICHAEL LUMABAS GUERRERO 8-Oct-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 22 3 PO1 KENNETH MARTINEZ VELASQUEZ 7-Jun-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 23 3 PO1 MARK ASILO MENDOZA 16-Oct-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 24 3 PO1 OLIVER MADRIAGO ANTONIO 24-Nov-17 RESPIRATORY FAILURE 25 3 PO1 ROSE MARIE TABAO-ICAN TUACA 18-May-17 HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK 26 3 PO2 JAYSON SANDIG QUIAZON 6-Dec-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 27 3 PO2 LLOYD PAUNON PLATON 21-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 28 3 PO2 NARCISO SONGQUIPAN VILLAFUERTE 4-Mar-14 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 29 3 PO3 MARLON PASTRANA FRANCISCO 6-Jun-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 30 3 PO3 MICHAEL LEE MARTIN MANALAD 7-Jul-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 31 3 PO3 RHONALYN MAYUYO CRUZ 13-May-16 HEART FAILURE 32 3 PO3 RUSTAN DUMLAO AGUSTIN 16-May-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 33 3 PSI VICENTE LANADA GABARDA 27-Jun-13 CEREBRO VASCULAR ACCIDENT 34 3 PSINSP ERNESTO NAMURO VIAJE JR 27-Nov-17 LIVER CIRRHOSIS 35 3 SPO1 MANSUETO CLEMENTE AHUMADA JR 14-Jul-13 CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST 36 3 SPO3 RAMON ROMUALDO SUPE 21-Sep-17 CEREBRO VASCULAR ACCIDENT 37 3 SPO4 ANTOLIN RIOFRIO SAMARISTA JR 17-Aug-17 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 38 4A NUP ROSALYN MARQUEZ BARRETTO 7-Oct-16 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 39 4A NUP TWINGKY MAGTIBAY RAMOS 20-Jun-16 LEUKEMIA 40 4A PINSP ALEXANDER BANCASO RECOCO 29-Oct-17 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 41 4A PO1 ANDREW ESCOBER TAMAYO 25-Sep-17 ACCIDENTAL FALLING 42 4A PO1 ARNEL BENTIR BARAL 31-Jan-15 GUNSHOT WOUND 43 4A PO1 GAMALIEL CAMADDU DELA CRUZ 19-Oct-13 MASSIVE INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE 44 4A PO1 RAY FRANCIS CAY BACSA 13-Nov-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 45 4A PO1 ROLAN BANAAG DE JESUS 2-Jul-14 LEPTOSPIROSIS 46 4A PO1 RYAN CEDRIC GONDRA DE GUZMAN 30-Aug-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 47 4A PO1 WARLITO DACANAY BAUTISTA 6-Apr-15 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION

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NO. PRO MEMBER'S NAME DATE OF EVENT CAUSE 48 4A PO2 ARVIN AGUILAR MAROON 12-Sep-15 GUNSHOT WOUND 49 4A PO2 CRISTOBAL NGENHAJNA MARTIN 21-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 50 4A PO2 CRISTOBAL ORIEL REDADO 4-Aug-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 51 4A PO2 DENVER ROMERO CLAVERIA 28-Oct-17 CARDIAC ARREST 52 4A PO2 ERNESTO LEPON TURALBA JR 10-May-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 53 4A PO2 GENARO DUPALCO BEJER 27-Nov-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 54 4A PO2 PETRONILO CLEMENO BUENAFE 18-Oct-13 DIABETES 55 4A PO2 ROGELIO EBORA CUENTO JR 16-Dec-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 56 4A PO2 RON-RON FALLURIN REYES 10-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 57 4A PO3 CHARLIE NEPOMUCENO REG 29-May-17 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 58 4A PO3 CHRISTOPHER LABAY VALDEAVILLA 9-Jun-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 59 4A PO3 HARRY PANIS CABACANG 4-May-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 60 4A PO3 NESTOR DIMAANO DIMAANO 18-Aug-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 61 4A PO3 NESTOR FAJARTEN FRANCISCO 5-Nov-09 CARDIAC ARREST 62 4A PO3 RODNEY LANORIO MARASIGAN 4-Dec-15 GUNSHOT WOUND 63 4A PO3 VICTOR LIMBO CORTEZ 6-Aug-17 CARDIO RESP ARREST 64 4A PSUPT ARTHUR ORTEGA MASUNGSONG 22-Dec-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 65 4A PSUPT RODNEY YANSON RAMIREZ 12-Jul-11 GUNSHOT WOUND 66 4A SPO1 DARWIN LASAT RUMAL 20-Jan-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 67 4A SPO1 WENCESLAO ARADIALON BASAYA 9-Jan-12 CARDIO RESPIRATORY ARREST 68 4A SPO2 VALENTINO MARQUESES MARQUESES 9-Nov-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 69 4A SPO3 CONRADO HERMOSA VERGARA 30-May-10 HYPERTENSIVE CARDIO VASCULAR DISEASE 70 4A SPO3 EDUARDO OBANA RAMOS 13-Nov-07 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 71 4B PO1 ABDURGAFAR LAMONTE LAJA JR 24-Feb-14 CARDIAC ARREST 72 4B PO1 ELLY RODRIGUEZ CAABAY 28-Jul-17 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE 73 4B PO1 JOMAR BINUYA BATUL 24-Dec-15 GUNSHOT WOUND 74 4B PO1 RHAFFY KING VILLADARES JOSE 6-Dec-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 75 4B PO2 FERDINAND BUHOL OBISPADO 20-Feb-12 CANCER 76 4B PO3 GORGE DADOSANO SOBRETODO 6-Jul-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 77 5 PO1 MATTHEW GALINDEZ BAYBAYON III 12-Nov-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 78 5 PO1 PEDRO PALADO VALEROS 5-Dec-17 SEPTIC SHOCK 79 5 PO2 DENNIS STA ANA GARBIDA 15-Oct-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 80 5 PO2 MERVIN TUGBO CAPELLAN 30-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 81 5 PO2 RICHARD MARISCOTES ABAD 2-Dec-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 82 5 PO2 ROQUE GUAMOS ANONUEVO JR 19-May-15 GUNSHOT WOUND 83 5 PO3 GAUDENCIO NULLAN PABIT 23-Dec-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 84 5 PO3 GERRY BALBALOSA VISLENIO 30-Sep-17 CARDIAC ARREST 85 5 SPO1 EFREN NANOLA JASMIN 9-Aug-11 TUBERCULOSIS 86 5 SPO2 MARK JOSEPH DAWIS BURTON 13-Nov-17 HYPERTENSION 87 5 SPO3 ARNEL BANTING IGNACIO 27-Dec-17 SICKNESS 88 5 SPO4 EDSEL ENDOZO VILLALOBOS 8-Aug-10 GUNSHOT WOUND 89 6 NUP ANSELMA VILCHES ARIG 24-Oct-17 CANCER 90 6 PCI RODOLFO BALLESTEROS BANAS JR 19-May-05 LIVER CIRRHOSIS 91 6 PO1 DERYL GARIBAY ALFERE 31-Dec-15 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 92 6 PO1 DIOVIC EVANGELISTA BALDERAS 7-Nov-17 PNEUMONIA 93 6 PO1 GILBERT DELA CRUZ LORENZO 22-Feb-13 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 94 6 PO1 JAMES CATMON AGUIMOD 5-Nov-17 ASPHYXIA 95 6 PO1 JOEFEL TALAMOR ODON 24-Nov-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 96 6 PO1 JONATHAN JAVA MANZANO 29-Oct-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ 6 Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 KABALIKAT www.psmbfi.com.ph

NO. PRO MEMBER'S NAME DATE OF EVENT CAUSE 97 6 PO1 PERLITO SALAZAR GOZAR JR 10-Jun-17 ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE 98 6 PO1 RAYNIEL ROSELLO GARFIL 26-Oct-17 CARDIAC ARREST 99 6 PO1 REY DASA SOLIVIO 23-Nov-17 CARDIAC ARREST 100 6 PO2 AL DAVOCOL RIBO 25-Feb-14 ASPHYXIA 101 6 PO2 BENJAMIN ARANCILLO SALOMEO 11-Oct-17 ENCEPHALITIS 102 6 PO2 JIMARCO MANGUBAT AGUIRRE 15-Nov-17 PNEUMONIA 103 6 PO2 OVERT GLENN PALMA PAGAYON 10-Aug-09 BLUNT TRAUMATIC HEAD INJURY 104 6 PO2 RANDY HUBIERA CASTILLO 22-Jun-17 CARDIAC ARREST 105 6 PO3 ELY PROVIDO PIAMONTE 23-Oct-17 SEPTIC SHOCK 106 6 PO3 MAX HACERMIDA OPENIANO 16-Oct-11 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 107 6 PO3 NOEL RAMOS NONESCAN 21-Oct-14 PULM TUBERCULOSIS 108 6 PO3 OLIVER DELA CRUZ BARTOLOME 29-Oct-17 ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE 109 6 SPO1 BRANDO BRAZA CABANGAL 8-Aug-13 MULTI-ORGAN FAILURE 110 6 SPO2 GINA SALDAJENO PILLORA 16-Oct-17 CEREBRO VASCULAR ACCIDENT 111 7 PINSP LOUIE GEOLLEGUE FIGUEROA 16-Nov-17 CARDIAC ARREST 112 7 PO1 CALVIN DINOPOL DINAMPO 25-Dec-07 GUNSHOT WOUND 113 7 PO1 MAE FEGUIS SASING 31-Oct-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 114 7 PO1 MARIO KINKITO PALISPIS 16-Apr-16 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 115 7 PO1 ROGER NUENA NOBLEZA 6-Jul-17 CARDIAC ARREST 116 7 PO2 ALVIN PAUL ALQUIZOLA BULANDRES 21-Jul-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 117 7 PO2 ELVIS LAYOS CUERBO 14-Aug-17 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 118 7 PO2 JAY RAMIL GUILLEN NOGRA 11-Oct-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 119 7 PO2 JOHN PHILLIP ENTROLESO GAMBOA 29-Jun-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 120 7 PO2 MARLON CAMBAL BALBIRAN 28-Dec-15 GUNSHOT WOUND 121 7 PO2 OLIVER CORONADO DEL MAYOR 17-Dec-17 UNCAL HERNIATION 122 7 PO3 IRMON TUTOR BUTIL 8-Sep-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 123 7 PO3 JAY SAMSON JARDENICO 22-Feb-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 124 7 PO3 MARITESS SARSUELO LLESIS 23-Oct-16 PULMONARY CONGESTION 125 7 PO3 RENATO CAGMAT NACAYTUNA 26-Sep-17 CARDIAC ARREST 126 7 SPO1 JOSEPH DISTRITO CATABAY 2-Sep-17 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 127 7 SPO2 HERMINIGILDO NAMOCOT JAMERO 3-Jan-17 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 128 7 SPO2 MARIBEL SUAN LLAMEDO 9-Sep-17 CANCER 129 7 SPO2 ROWENA SERRATO PARRILLA 7-Apr-17 CANCER 130 8 PO1 ALDIN NOFIEL CATUDAY 30-Jun-17 CARDIAC ARREST 131 8 PO1 ARNIL OLANGO SALUDARIO 21-Aug-10 GUNSHOT WOUND 132 8 PO1 DENNIS QUIZA BARREDO 11-Oct-17 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 133 8 PO3 ELEAZAR ITLANAS TERO 27-Sep-17 ASPHYXIA 134 8 PO3 ERIBERTO SOLAR NARIDO 19-Jan-14 MULTI-ORGAN FAILURE 135 8 PO3 RODRIGO MANGADA HUAVAS 16-Oct-16 PNEUMONIA 136 8 SPO1 DANTE JABINAL VERBO 29-Feb-16 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE 137 8 SPO1 GRACE CAGARA DIOLA 19-Mar-17 CEREBROCIRCULATORY ARREST 138 8 SPO1 JOMAR ANOBA ALTIS 27-Aug-16 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 139 8 SPO1 LEO DEL PILAR ARELLANO 2-Sep-16 HYPERTENSIVE CARDIO VASCULAR DISEASE 140 8 SPO2 ALEJO KADAVA TAN 7-Jun-13 CARDIAC ARREST 141 8 SPO2 CIRILO ABOLENCIA GAVAN JR 17-Aug-17 CARDIAC ARREST 142 8 SPO4 DENNIS RUBEN VALLE DIAZ 14-Nov-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 143 8 SPO4 ROWENA AVILA CAPUYAN 17-Apr-17 ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE 144 9 PINSP MANSOR MACABANGON SANGCOPAN 4-Dec-01 GUNSHOT WOUND 145 9 PINSP RICO PUSOD ENRIQUEZ 9-Oct-17 CARDIAC ARREST

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NO. PRO MEMBER'S NAME DATE OF EVENT CAUSE 146 9 PO1 AHMAR KARAY ADALA 27-Jun-14 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 147 9 PO1 ALJHAVAR ONNONG JALILUL 28-Jun-09 GUNSHOT WOUND 148 9 PO1 RUSFEL CARIDO DIEZ 8-Aug-16 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 149 9 PO2 ARILON LIMWAS LAKIM 12-Aug-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 150 9 PO3 ALFREDO SAMSON TRUMATA 6-Sep-17 CEREBRO VASCULAR ACCIDENT 151 9 PO3 ENRICO ALCONTIN ERENO 23-Sep-17 SEPTIC SHOCK 152 9 PO3 SAMSON TOLENTINO YNGAYO 28-Aug-17 CARDIAC ARREST 153 9 PO3 VIRGILIO PELIGGON FUENTEBELLA 28-Sep-17 CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE 154 9 PO3 ZAIDE PRONTO TUTUAN 11-Apr-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 155 9 PSINSP HERNAN YONDER GABAT 26-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 156 9 SPO1 CHARON TIPAWAN DECHACA 15-Nov-17 CARDIOGENIC SHOCK 157 9 SPO1 EDWIN ABRENSOSA NONO 23-Sep-17 ELECTROCUTION 158 9 SPO1 MELANIO SAKANDAL ARANAL JR 2-Dec-17 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 159 9 SPO2 ANDREW NEGRILLO GESULGA II 19-May-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 160 9 SPO2 EDGAR CENTINO LALISAN 12-Sep-17 MASSIVE INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE 161 9 SPO2 MURCIDIE HADJULA UMABONG 8-Aug-17 CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE 162 9 SPO2 NORPATLAN HAIYUD SAKANDAL 14-Jun-16 SEVERE ANEMIA 163 9 SPO2 RONNIE ALAR ADANZA 5-Oct-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 164 9 SPO2 SHIERAJOHN SULAIYA TIBLANI 11-Jul-17 UNCAL HERNIATION 165 9 SPO4 ABDURAHMAN AMBITING ESTINO 26-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 166 9 SPO4 REYNALDO COMBES BULAN 2-Oct-13 CANCER 167 10 PO1 JOHN HERBERT CARO PINGOL 21-Jul-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 168 10 PO1 JUNRY BECERA BAGUHIN 7-Dec-16 CARDIOGENIC SHOCK 169 10 PO1 NASSIF RIVERA SANGGOYOD 15-Jul-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 170 10 PO1 SUNNY FERNANDEZ BABANTO 14-Oct-11 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 171 10 PO1 ULYSIS CABUGSA ABECIA 11-Apr-15 GUNSHOT WOUND 172 10 PO3 ARNEL FRANCISCO SUMALIPAO 29-May-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 173 10 PO3 JESSIE AGCAOILI ONG 1-Sep-16 ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE 174 10 PO3 RANILO BAHARIAS CANOY 5-Oct-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 175 10 SPO1 ARNOLD CAJARO BAUTISTA 13-Dec-17 SEPSIS-SEVERE 176 10 SPO1 JORDAN MAGHAMIL BOLANO 27-Jan-14 CARDIO RESPIRATORY ARREST 177 10 SPO3 ABDULMANAN ACMAD IMAM 7-Dec-14 GUNSHOT WOUND 178 10 SPO4 EMER DALONDONAN ABRATIGUIN 21-Feb-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 179 11 PO1 JENNIFER CASTILLO PARSASO 20-Aug-17 HYPOXIA 180 11 PO1 KAULAN MALANAO KADING 16-Jul-11 SICKNESS 181 11 PO1 ROMMEL YAWAKA TAN 7-Dec-13 ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE 182 11 PO2 CLOVIS GAID GABISAN 4-Nov-12 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 183 11 PO2 JUANITO PELLANO ESPINOSA 13-Nov-17 RESPIRATORY FAILURE 184 11 PO2 RAMIR AVILA LOZANO 4-Sep-15 STAB WOUNDS 185 11 PO2 ROLITO GONZALES VALLES 5-Jul-15 ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE 186 11 PO3 JEROME GENODIA DUHAYLUNGSOD 24-Aug-17 CARDIAC ARREST 187 11 PO3 WILFREDO BANSAG GAROL JR 13-Nov-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 188 11 SPO1 CEDRIC BUCTON LUGOD 28-Sep-12 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 189 11 SPO2 CRESENCIANO SUPERALES PAEZ 13-Apr-12 HYPERTENSION 190 11 SPO2 MARIEL DAMOLE POLANCOS 5-Apr-17 CANCER 191 12 NUP ROMMEL ALAGAO CARDEJON 20-Oct-16 RESPIRATORY FAILURE 192 12 PCINSP RAYMUND SENIER SARMOGENES 17-Dec-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 193 12 PINSP ORLANDO RAMOS GUIRA 13-Aug-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 194 12 PO1 ALDRIN AMPOON MARIN 20-Oct-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ 8 Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 KABALIKAT www.psmbfi.com.ph

NO. PRO MEMBER'S NAME DATE OF EVENT CAUSE 195 12 PO1 ARVIN DONTON GROSPE 24-Aug-17 CARDIAC ARREST 196 12 PO1 JEROME PACETE RUEFA 1-Feb-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 197 12 PO1 JIMMAR ESTO ZONIO 21-Apr-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 198 12 PO1 LIDASAN KAMID JAINAL 1-Nov-14 GUNSHOT WOUND 199 12 PO1 LOWEL MANA-AY GEROMIANO 25-Jul-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 200 12 PO1 SABER DILANGEN KASAN 7-Oct-17 PNEUMONIA 201 12 PO1 WELRIE SOSARNO GEVIESO 16-Nov-17 CEREBRAL ANEURYSM 202 12 PO1 WILFREDO LOPECILLO SUERTE 3-Nov-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 203 12 PO2 CHARLIE LADIANA LIVA 26-Oct-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 204 12 PO3 ALBERTO ADULA ATREGENIO 6-Sep-17 HEART FAILURE 205 12 PO3 CLARK BALING BACHOCO 10-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 206 12 PO3 JOHMAN BONGOLTO JUGARAP 3-Nov-17 CARDIAC ARREST 207 12 PO3 LEAH MADRIAGA FORRO 19-Dec-17 CARCINOMATORIS 208 12 PO3 MARGEOLINO OLEGARIO SEGUNDERA JR 27-Jan-13 LEUKEMIA 209 12 SPO1 LUIS AHMAD AMAD 10-Aug-11 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 210 13 PO1 ADONIES ABRIEL PINAVERDE ARBAS 22-Dec-17 CARDIAC ARREST 211 13 PO1 ALFREDO MANUBAG ELICANO JR 19-Jan-17 ACCIDENTAL FALLING 212 13 PO1 ARVEN GERALDINO AGUISANDA 18-Jun-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 213 13 PO1 JIM DAVE CRELIGO GALVE 13-Jun-17 ACUTE APPENDICITIS 214 13 PO1 JIMMY FLORES DABLO 3-Nov-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 215 13 PO1 JOHNSON BALHON WARQUEZ 18-Jun-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 216 13 PO2 KARLO ESCARAN RARA 20-Dec-16 CARDIOGENIC SHOCK 217 13 PO2 PETERJOHN ALENTIJO PACULAN 30-Oct-17 BRAIN HERNIATION 218 13 PO3 NEIL IAN ROSAL COLANDOG 19-Sep-17 CARDIAC ARREST 219 13 PO3 RODEL BALJIRA MONTEZA 16-Apr-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 220 13 SPO1 ODETTE AGUILLON CONCON 1-Aug-17 PULMONARY EDEMA 221 13 SPO1 ROLDAN CELLO MANILAG 5-Jul-10 LIVER CIRRHOSIS 222 13 SPO4 ARSENIO CALNEA BAUTISTA 15-Mar-17 CARDIAC ARREST 223 13 SPO4 ROGER SORIANO RIVAS 5-Dec-17 CANCER 224 ARMM PINSP TONGAN AYOB NAMLA 28-Mar-14 GUNSHOT WOUND 225 ARMM PO1 EMIRKHAN YACUB SAKIR 1-Sep-11 GUNSHOT WOUND 226 ARMM PO1 JUNAID SUMAGINA MAMA 23-May-17 ASPHYXIA -BURNING 227 ARMM PO1 NADAR ABBAS CALVIN 16-Jun-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 228 ARMM PO1 NASSER ETOBABAI MACAPANTAR 21-Jul-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 229 ARMM PO2 ABDULMAJID JARITO KALAYAKAN 6-May-12 GUNSHOT WOUND 230 ARMM PO2 DARWIN HASSAN LADJA 29-May-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 231 ARMM PO2 ELVIS GILAGA OCSIO 13-Oct-14 PULM TUBERCULOSIS 232 ARMM PO2 FATIMA MACMOD SARANGANI 5-Sep-12 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 233 ARMM PO2 FAUSTINO CATALUNA VERDADERO JR 6-May-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 234 ARMM PO2 GABER MUSA PAJIJI 16-Sep-17 ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA 235 ARMM PO2 JAMAL RANGKA MUSTAPHA 4-Feb-05 UNCAL HERNIATION 236 ARMM PO2 MEL T SALIK 25-Jan-07 GUNSHOT WOUND 237 ARMM PO2 REYNANTE DIVINAGRACIA GAPOY 18-Nov-16 CARDIAC ARREST 238 ARMM PO3 ALIMODIN UPAM TOCAO 3-Jan-17 HEART FAILURE 239 ARMM PO3 CLAIRE MALLORCA SOLITARIO 14-Aug-17 SEPSIS-SEVERE 240 ARMM PSINSP FREDIE MANUEL SOLAR 23-May-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 241 ARMM SPO1 MODASER RIMPA IBRA 25-Sep-07 CARDIO RESPIRATORY ARREST 242 ARMM SPO3 ARNEL PENAFIEL CARILLO 9-Nov-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 243 CAR NUP JENNELYN BALINBIN FELICIANO 4-Sep-16 PEPTIC ULCER

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NO. PRO MEMBER'S NAME DATE OF EVENT CAUSE 244 CAR PO1 BEN JAY KEITH FACAYAN PURSEN 15-Dec-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 245 CAR PO1 DAREL JAMES ALAGAO GALARIO 15-Dec-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 246 CAR PO1 JESMONDE ROJAS BASIAG 15-Dec-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 247 CAR PO1 JOHN PATRICK PANAYO LICTAG 5-Sep-17 DENGUE 248 CAR SPO4 JOSEPH ANGANAYON ASPILAN 7-Oct-17 BLUNT TRAUMATIC HEAD INJURY 249 NCR CIV EDWIN FLORES KILONG KILONG 11-Oct-17 ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME 250 NCR CIV RICARDO VAPOR GOMONIT 11-Sep-17 TUBERCULOSIS 251 NCR NUP JOSE CAMANGCAS LIGAWAN JR 25-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 252 NCR PO1 ALMIRH DELOS REYES RAQEEB 5-Dec-17 ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE 253 NCR PO1 ALVIN AMIL AMMAK 11-Jul-11 GUNSHOT WOUND 254 NCR PO1 ARNEL RAMIREZ CANETE 1-Dec-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 255 NCR PO1 DANILO AREVALO ROBLEADO JR 8-Dec-01 GUNSHOT WOUND 256 NCR PO1 GREGGIE RABANG BUENO 18-Nov-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 257 NCR PO1 JEFFREY NIPAS RAMOS 28-Sep-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 258 NCR PO1 JESSIE BOY UDQUIN LORENZO 19-Mar-13 GUNSHOT WOUND 259 NCR PO1 JOEL PAAS NICOLAS 20-Jun-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 260 NCR PO1 JONATHAN LAZARUS ROSALES RAMILO 10-Apr-05 GUNSHOT WOUND 261 NCR PO1 MARC HARROLD MARQUEZ FLORES 3-Nov-17 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE 262 NCR PO1 MARK JONNEL PACHECO SUSANO 24-Jun-13 GUNSHOT WOUND 263 NCR PO1 MARMY VENTINILLA MONTEMAYOR 29-Aug-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 264 NCR PO1 MIGUEL ROSAL REYES JR 24-Jul-09 CARDIO RESPIRATORY ARREST 265 NCR PO1 NOVIE GARAN AMABA 1-Dec-13 BRAIN HERNIATION 266 NCR PO1 OSCAR LIM CRUZ JR 29-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 267 NCR PO1 RAFAEL PANGANIBAN NICDAO 11-Dec-16 BRAIN HERNIATION 268 NCR PO1 RAMUEL NAVARRO DELA CRUZ 25-Feb-12 GUNSHOT WOUND 269 NCR PO1 REYADZPER SAYADI IBBA 9-Aug-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 270 NCR PO1 RHYAN VICTORIO GUMARANG 12-Nov-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 271 NCR PO1 RICHMOND ABASOLO MATAGA 1-Apr-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 272 NCR PO1 WALTER PASCUA VALDEZ 18-Oct-11 GUNSHOT WOUND 273 NCR PO1 WARREN OLEA BALANG 28-Aug-08 GUNSHOT WOUND 274 NCR PO1 WILBERT ABAD HERRERA 19-May-15 CEREBRO VASCULAR ACCIDENT 275 NCR PO2 DANIEL TABAAN TEGWA 16-Oct-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 276 NCR PO2 FRANCISCO REA LORICA JR 22-Oct-17 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 277 NCR PO2 GERARDO JACOB CABANILLA 30-Jun-17 ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME 278 NCR PO2 JAMARON SAABAN SANDAG 8-Jan-09 GUNSHOT WOUND 279 NCR PO2 JOSE SENEN LOYOLA SANTOS 11-Jun-15 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 280 NCR PO2 LARRY MAGTAAN REY 4-Apr-16 DIABETES 281 NCR PO2 MARK ANTHONY GRIETA HINORGA 29-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND - ACC FIRING 282 NCR PO2 MARK BENSON DOMO SURALVO 28-Nov-17 CARDIAC ARREST 283 NCR PO2 MIGUEL CASTANEDA TURARAY JR 9-Aug-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 284 NCR PO2 NOEL SABULAO MILLANO 24-Jul-08 MENINGITIS 285 NCR PO2 ROLLY QUINSAT BURGOS 2-Aug-17 CARDIAC ARREST 286 NCR PO2 VICTORIANO JUNDOC CRUZ JR 3-Jul-11 GUNSHOT WOUND 287 NCR PO3 ALEXIS BORILLO MANGALDAN 22-Jul-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 288 NCR PO3 ANNIE LOU SEGSEG BUENAFE 10-Jan-17 HYPERTENSION 289 NCR PO3 DANILO SABLAYAN RIEL 8-Apr-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 290 NCR PO3 EDUARDO BASILAN GADDI 1-Apr-03 GUNSHOT WOUND 291 NCR PO3 FELIMON ARGUELLES PROTACIO 22-Nov-16 CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA 292 NCR PO3 FLORANTE SANTIAGO TAYTAY 1-May-11 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ 10 Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 KABALIKAT www.psmbfi.com.ph

NO. PRO MEMBER'S NAME DATE OF EVENT CAUSE 293 NCR PO3 HAROLD MAICO ALFONZO 1-Nov-14 GUNSHOT WOUND 294 NCR PO3 JAKE JUABAN OGARO 25-Dec-05 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 295 NCR PO3 LEONILO LAZO QUIAMBAO 28-Jul-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 296 NCR PO3 MAGELLAN CUEVAS ORNA 5-Jan-13 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 297 NCR PO3 NOEL JOSE BAUTISTA 20-Nov-17 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 298 NCR PO3 RANDI BAQUIRAN BALUNGAYAN 26-Nov-16 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 299 NCR PO3 REXTY MOLINA CASAGAN 18-Jul-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 300 NCR PO3 REYNALDO AGUILAR CALDERON 24-May-99 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 301 NCR PO3 TITO CALAGUI CATABAY 1-Oct-17 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 302 NCR PO3 WILFREDO MAGPAYO GUETA 18-Dec-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 303 NCR PSINSP CASTOR MACAPANAS OLGUERA 27-Oct-11 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 304 NCR PSINSP NORBERTO BUENAVENTURA ARGUELLES JR 7-Jul-03 CEREBRO VASCULAR ACCIDENT 305 NCR PSINSP RENATO PAYABYAB SAMSON 27-May-11 DROWNING 306 NCR SPO1 ARNEL ORDINAL ARCIAGA 28-Apr-07 CARDIO VASCULAR ACCIDENT 307 NCR SPO1 CLARK ARISTOTLE REYES BUENAVENTURA 17-Sep-17 CARDIO RESP ARREST 308 NCR SPO1 EDGAR JAVIER PABLO 9-Dec-17 TUBERCULOSIS 309 NCR SPO1 FERNAN PEREZ CLEMENTE 26-Apr-14 GUNSHOT WOUND 310 NCR SPO1 JULIO MACEDA LOBRIN JR 16-Jul-09 GUNSHOT WOUND 311 NCR SPO1 JULIUS ESPLANA GUERRERO 28-Nov-12 CARDIAC ARREST 312 NCR SPO1 VICENTE BALUBAL DE LEON 26-Feb-05 GUNSHOT WOUND 313 NCR SPO2 ARIEL GOLONG JACOBE 11-Oct-15 GUNSHOT WOUND 314 NCR SPO2 ROBERTO BAUTISTA ABANILLA 8-Feb-14 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 315 NCR SPO2 RUBEN REYES ROMANO 3-Jan-11 PNEUMONIA 316 NCR SPO3 BERNARDO SILAO TUNGPALAN 6-May-17 CARDIO RESP ARREST 317 NCR SPO3 RICARDO DAYANG CRUZ 19-Nov-07 CANCER 318 NCR SPO4 LORETO OTIONG BASILIO 10-May-04 BLUNT TRAUMATIC HEAD INJURY 319 NHQ NUP ALBERTHA V. FERRER 26-Oct-11 MULTI-ORGAN FAILURE 320 NHQ NUP ISIDORO O. GOMEZ 28-Jul-06 PNEUMONIA 321 NHQ NUP WINEFREDO SALES MIRAMBIL 2-Apr-09 CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE 322 NHQ PCINSP REUBEN GALVEZ GARCIA 25-Nov-17 CARDIAC ARREST 323 NHQ PCINSP ROMMEL GALLIGUEZ MACATLANG 18-Apr-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 324 NHQ PO1 FELIPE ORIEL BORIN LUMBANG 27-Jan-07 GUNSHOT WOUND 325 NHQ PO1 JAYNAZIE DANIAL SERAJANI 26-Sep-12 MENINGITIS 326 NHQ PO1 REYMARK PASCO HISTORIA 11-Sep-10 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 327 NHQ PO2 HECTOR MALING LUISAGA 31-May-12 MULTI-ORGAN FAILURE 328 NHQ PO3 CESAR LAYSON GASPARILLO 12-Dec-07 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 329 NHQ PO3 ARIEL TAMAYO MACADAAN 26-May-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 330 NHQ PO3 EMILIANO MOZO ENRIQUEZ JR 27-Aug-11 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 331 NHQ PO3 FLORANT JAY GALAS JALIPA II 24-Oct-17 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 332 NHQ PO3 JOEBETH ANDAMO MAGKAISA 17-May-14 CARDIAC ARREST 333 NHQ PO3 JUNIOR GARCIA HILARIO 7-Sep-17 GUNSHOT WOUND 334 NHQ PO3 LUISITO LAPUZ MACATUNAO 12-Jul-12 GUNSHOT WOUND 335 NHQ PO3 MARYLIZ COPRADA MACADAAN 26-May-16 GUNSHOT WOUND 336 NHQ PSUPT MIGUELITO NAGUIT DELA CRUZ 30-Apr-15 CARDIAC ARREST 337 NHQ PSUPT RAMONCITO DELOS REYES SAN DIEGO 7-Oct-09 MULTI-ORGAN FAILURE 338 NHQ PSUPT REYNALDO FUELLAS FULGAR 17-Mar-10 LEUKEMIA 339 NHQ SPO1 CLIFFORD DIMAS VALDEZ 26-Aug-16 VEHICULAR ACCIDENT 340 NHQ SPO1 RENELITO CELINO FANCUBILA 12-Oct-10 CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST 341 NHQ SPO2 ALEXANDER TOLENTINO REYES 14-Aug-03 CARDIO RESPIRATORY ARREST

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NO. PRO MEMBER'S NAME DATE OF EVENT CAUSE 342 NHQ SPO2 DOMINADOR CANONES JR 27-Jun-07 DIABETES 343 NHQ SPO2 JESUS BITO-ON LACSON JR 3-Jun-17 CARDIAC ARREST 344 NHQ SPO3 REYNALDO FERMIA MAURICIO 26-Jul-13 CARDIOGENIC SHOCK 345 NHQ SPO3 ROGELIO CARONAN RIVERA 2-Feb-11 MULTI ORGAN FAILURE REMINDERS TO PSMBFI MEMBERS AND THEIR BENEFICIARIES PSMBFI members or the beneficiaries of deceased members who have not yet received their insurance claim are advised to coordinate with the Insurance Department at (02) 725 - 4725 or our Regional Extension Offices (REOs). We will be glad to provide you with the necessary assistance.

For those claiming the benefit checks (death claim), the beneficiary may authorize any member of his/her immediate family. The authorized person must bring a Special Power of Attorney (SPA). All representatives must bring valid identification cards.

As for the Special Power of Attorney, it must specify the kind of transaction they have with PSMBFI, and must be signed by the member/beneficiary. The same must be duly notarized by a Notary Public or administered by the member’s immediate superior.

Insurance benefit for family of cop who lost life in car accident Manager Sebastian C Siga-an last November 28, 2017 at the PNP Mortuary in Camp Crame. While the full amount of insurance claim was received upon submission of all required documents. The late PCInsp which resulted in a vehicular accident Garcia was detailed and deployed to as he bumped a concrete wall while compose the RSSF during the 31st traversing Kaingin Road towards C5 he cash advance for the family of ASEAN Summmit. On November 10, Extension in Paranaque City. He was Tthe late PCInsp Reuben Garcia 2017 while driving his vehicle going rushed to the hospital but later died was given by PSMBFI General to duty, he felt a sudden chest pain due to septic shock. PSMBFI insurance for ambushed cops at PRO 6 SMBFI recognizes the off. The cash advance Pgallantry of police of insurance benefit was personnel ambushed immediately received by by heavily armed New his beneficiaries. People’s Army (NPA) last November 24, 2017. While those injured were These police personnel PInsp Joy Melvin Dulce, were conducting major PO2 Jose Manuel Bana-ay, operation (Galugad PO1 Delby Bachiller, PO1 and PO1 Jireh Labordo. NPA members while Sinko) along Barangay Keith Joseph Delejero, They received the conducting Security Patrol Dagami, Maasin, Iloilo. PO1 Vincent Yasay, PO1 Wounded-in-Action benefit along the Barangay Road, Nory Talento, PO1 Mark from PSMBFI. Sitio Tumangad, Pis-anan, The incident resulted Paul Banquillo, PO1 Kim Sibalom, Antique. Injured to the death of PO1 Joefel Iver Cornel, PO1 April Meanwhile, two cops were PO3 Gabby Orantes Odon after improvised Rey Ansag, PO1 Jay assigned with the Sibalom and PO3 Salvador Cordero. explosive devices planted Christopher Ramos, PO1 Municipal Police Station They received the WIA by the CPP-NPA went Mark Vienard Villanueva, were ambushed by CPP- benefit from PSMBFI. www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ 12 Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 KABALIKAT www.psmbfi.com.ph PSMBFI pays respect to the heroism of the SAF 44

he PNP Special Action Force Tcommemorated the gallantry of its SAF 44 with various activities held at Camp Bagong Diwa in Bicutan, Taguig. The Association paid its respect to the fallen heroes, at the same time set up an Assistance Desk at the SAF premises to help those with PSMBFI concerns and answering queries of members. A free photobooth was also available to provide SAF personnel and guests with keepsakes. PSMBFI has always been supportive of the programs and activities of the SAF, keeping in mind the bravery rendered by its Troopers.

Endowment at 56 lecture among police rookies

he benefits of the Endowment at 56 as an insurance and investment plan is regularly discussed among the new TPolice Officers 1. The E-56 is among the important plans of PSMBFI as it helps the member with his expenses having reached the retirement at age 56, and prior to his receipt of his pension. Under the E-56, the can reach up to P3 millon. if total and permanent his Cash Surrender Value. insurance coverage of the disability due to sickness policyholder is equivalent Likewise, the protection or accident is incurred, Through the E-56, to the sum assured. of the policyholder is succeeding premiums PSMBFI members are able The sum assured will maximized. If the death is may be waived. The E-56 to plan and save for their be received when the by accident, an additional comes with a loan privilege retirement for a greater policyholder turns 56 cash benefit will be given whereby the policyholder potential return on their years old, which amount to the beneficiaries. While may borrow up to 90% of future investment.

Salesmanship Seminar for Regional and Field Officers

he PSMBFI Regional and Field Officers attended a TSalesmanship Seminar last December 1-2, 2017 in order to hone their skills in understanding the needs of members and handling concerns, create strategies that aim to hit corporate targets, and strengthen relationship with partner agencies. They also attended a one-day lecture facilitated by Ms. Sheila Viesca of TalkShop, which is the leading consultancy and training institute for personal effectiveness, corporate protocol, and management communication.

www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ www.psmbfi.com.ph KABALIKAT Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 13 PSMBFI benefits for he Department of Environment and DENR employees TNatural Resources is responsible for the conservation, management, development, and proper use of the country’s environment and natural resources. Through the Forestry Relief and Welfare Association, Inc. (FRAWAI), the DENR is a partner agency of PSMBFI since 2016.

In August 28, 2017, DENR held its week-long Human Resources Summit at the Heritage Hotel in Pasay City. This activity was participated by DENR’s Human Resource practitioners. A PSMBFI Assistance Desk was visible to Likewise, to disseminate the benefits Resources Office (CENRO) at Sillawit, introduce benefits and services to the of PSMBFI to as many offices, information Cauayan City, Isabela last November participants. FRAWAI officers visited the campaign are held, specifically at the 13, 2017, whereby the PSMBFI team assistance desk to render support. Community Environment and Natural was warmly received by the attendees.

PNPA cadets are protected by PSMBFI PNPA cadets undergo the preparatory education and training to meet the challenges of public safety services. After four years of rigorous training, the cadets who passed the rigid admission and screening processes of the PNPA will be conferred with the baccalaureate degree of Bachelor of Science in Public Safety (BSPS). Immediately upon graduation, they will automatically be commissioned as officers in the Philippine National Police, Bureau of Fire Protection and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology.

he Philippine National Police Academy is committed to The Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. understands the Tdevelop the cadets into public safety service officers rigors of their training that it provides the cadets with insurance imbued with professional competence, management protection. A PSMBFI team regularly conducts an information leadership skills, sound moral character, and wholesome campaign among the cadets to discuss the importance of personality. insurance and the benefits enjoyed by members. PSMBFI benefits introduced to BuCor and PDEA personnel n information campaign was conducted at the ABureau of Corrections in Muntinlupa City last November 27, 2017 headed by Marketing Manager Wenzer Sermonia and Supervisor Victor Ragus. The team was warmly received by Assistant Director for Security and Operation PCSupt Melvin Ramon Buenafe (Ret) with about 60 personnel attending the activity at the Conference Room wherein PSMBFI benefits and privileges were discussed.

Likewise, the same activity was held among the new agents of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Board last December 13, 2017 to introduce the insurance benefits of PSMBFI. The team was introduced to the attendees by PDEA Deputy Director General for Administration Atty John Q Sosito. www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ 14 Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 KABALIKAT www.psmbfi.com.ph

PSMBFI and LTO employees together to mark the start of a fruitful partnership. Protecting the Welfare of Land Transportation Office Employees he Land Transportation Office provides fast and efficient public service for a progressive land Ttransport sector, including the effective implementation of transportation laws, rules and regulations. Its employees promote the safety and comfort in land travel, and their function is held in high esteem by the Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. Last October 10, 2017, the signing of the Memorandum to provide insurance protection for public safety practitioners. of Agreement materialized between PSMBFI and the LTO Employees’ Union as represented by President Mercedita It is best remembered that in 1997, Asec Galvante played E Gutierrez. The event was made more significant with the a central role in the creation of PSMBFI as an Incorporator and presence of LTO Chief, Asec Edgar C Galvante. as former President in 2002 to 2003.

The partnership established between both Institutions PSMBFI will pursue all that is best for the welfare of is rooted upon a goal to provide insurance benefits for LTO LTO employees who are members of the Association. The employees. Asec Galvante strongly supports this partnership partnership formed by PSMBFI and LTO is now being kept knowing that PSMBFI firmly and strongly stands its ground strong and relevant.

PSMBFI turns-over a 2D Echo Machine to the PNP Health Service

he Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. turned-over one unit of 2D Echocardiography Machine to the PNP Health TService last January 26, 2018, and for the use of the patients of the PNP General Hospital. The same was received during a simple ceremony by HS Acting Director PSSupt Ma. Antonietta C Langcauon and Chief,PNPGH PSSupt Reimound C Sales. An information campaign was also held during the activity by PSMBFI President Mario Avenido.

www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ www.psmbfi.com.ph KABALIKAT Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 15 PSMBFI Top Management pay New Year’s Call to heads of partner agencies he PSMBFI Top Management composed of President Mario Avenido, Vice President Armando Ramolete, and General TManager Sebastian Siga-an paid a New Year’s Call to the heads of partner agencies, who in turn, acknowledged the efforts of the Association in looking after the morale and welfare of its members. Among those discussed were the insurance benefits and services for PSMBFI members in the midst of the competitiveness of the life insurance industry.

he pace of change is accelerating as information and communication PSMBFI members: Ttechnology changed rapidly over the past years. Aside from utilizing social media, PSMBFI also conducts well structured information campaigns in as many public safety offices and police stations, to effectively educate the PROTECTED! attendees on the importance of their PSMBFI membership.

www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ 16 Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 KABALIKAT www.psmbfi.com.ph PNP recognizes PSMBFI as Stakeholder he Philippine National Police held its “Gabi T ng Pasasalamat: PNP Stakeholders’ Night” at the Multi-Purpose Center in Camp Crame last November 28, 2017.

This event was in recognition to government agencies, private companies, financial institutions, and non- government organizations actively participating in the activities and rendering support to the programs of the PNP. It was an occassion by which Chief,PNP PDG Ronald M Dela Rosa thanked the stakeholders for playing a vital role in helping the PNP deliver effective service to the people.

Tokens of appreciation molded in the bronze image of Lapu-Lapu were given to the stakeholders, including PSMBFI which was represented by Vice President Armando Ramolete and Marketing Manager Wenzer Sermonia. Ch e ers to 20 years of PSMBFI he Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. celebrated its 20th Founding Anniversary last December 4, 2017 with the Ttheme “Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future”. The celebration was made special with the presence with the achievements of the Association. of former PSMBFI Presidents Dir. Victor Boco, Dir. Efren Fernandez, and Dir. Washington Javier, while Messages were also rendered by Vice Chairman Archie representing the late Dir. Guillermo Domondon was Francisco F Gamboa who took pride of the gains of the his widow Mary Lynn and the late Dir. Romeo Peña by Association for the past 20 years and by President Mario his children Romy Antonette and Juliet. These past Avenido who acknowledged the accomplishments of former Presidents were instrumental in providing the direction Presidents while assuring the continuity of good services in for the actions of PSMBFI for the last two decades. the years to come.

The major highlight was the message rendered by PSMBFI sets its sight towards the future and continues to PSMBFI Founding Chairman and former Chief,PNP PDG build on its successes and the welfare of its members as its Recaredo A Sarmiento II (Ret) who was deeply pleased utmost concern.

www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ www.psmbfi.com.ph KABALIKAT Vol. 21 No. 1 2018 17 Reminiscing Our Glorious Past and Looking Forward to the Future By PDG Recaredo A Sarmiento II (Ret), PSMBFI Founding Chairman Ladies and gentlemen,

Twenty years is a milestone. It is an occasion to celebrate – an opportunity to momentarily look back and to see beyond the past as it becomes a golden ticket to chart the path forward.

I am delighted to be your guest of honor tonight as you celebrate the 20th founding anniversary of an organization that has given me wonderful memories, the Public Safety Mutual Benefit Fund, Inc. or PSMBFI, as it is widely known now.

In 1997, PSMBFI was created in response to a growing concern about the welfare of our uniformed personnel, policemen in particular, after the stoppage of their mandatory social insurance by virtue of law. Yours truly together with the incorporators, brainstormed and gave birth to the idea of an organization that would provide an insurance protection, and financial and material aid to public safety practitioners. All hands to the pump, we worked rigorously with very limited resources during the initial experimental period and with only a handful of employees. In the next years to follow, our team explored boundaries and conquered objections. And the rest, as they say, is history.

PSMBFI has undergone a remarkable transformation from its humble beginning, from a mere 70,000 on its first year to 178,000 active members and from one partner agency, the PNP, to eleven partner agencies today including National Police Commission, Bureau of Fire Protection, Office of Transportation Security, Philippine National Police Academy, Philippine Coast Guard, National Mapping and Resource Information Authority, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, Philippine Public Safety College, Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Bureau of Immigration, and just recently, the Land Transportation Office. Two decades and nine presidents ago, the organization has grown into a major mutual benefit association maintaining its liquidity all throughout its operation in Metro Manila and other major cities of the country. The synergy of talents and leadership by these nine gallant men whom we just honored a while ago have brought PSMBFI to its rightful spot in the industry - strong, and consistently moving upward with the policy of giving excellent service to its members.

As we reminisce about our glorious past, we also wish to salute those who have been a part of that past. Commemorative occasions like this also present an excellent opportunity to look forward to the future with a grateful heart. I must say that PSMBFI has had an impressive record of past achievement, dealing successfully over two decades now with a wide variety of challenges and opportunities. We are fortunate to work in an industry where we can all wake up every day and feel good about what we do.

As its founder, I am deeply pleased at the turn of events for all of us here tonight. My vision was to bring first-class insurance protection to our members and a long-standing commitment to provide them with the proper incentives and ultimately enhanced services. I am proud to declare; the vision was realized. Everyone here today has played a key role in maintaining that commitment either through your trust and confidence or your hard work and dedication.

Now, it is time for me to thank all the employees and the management team for working productively and meeting the growing needs of your members.

To the members, my sincerest gratitude for putting your trust in PSMBFI.

On your 20th anniversary –use the momentum, optimism, the memories and the lessons of the past two decades to guide you through the next.

Thank you PSMBFI for the recognition and for giving me that special joy. I will forever cherish tonight’s experience.

May God continue to bless us all and good evening everyone!!!

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PSMBFI REMINDERS

Please update your beneficiaries

SMBFI members are advised to update their beneficiaries at any of our offices. It is very important for members to make Psure that the information of his/her beneficiaries are updated. This will make it easier for family members to file their claim and immediately receive the benefit in any eventuality. Beneficiaries are the persons which the insured have designated to receive the insurance proceeds in the event of death.

Death Benefit: • Claims Application Form • Investigation Report or Spot Report • Death Certificate (Certified True Copy from the Civil Registrar) • Certificate of Last Payment and Updated Service Record • Birth Certificates of Children (designated) • Photocopy of Claimants’ valid ID with 3 specimen signatures Additional documents (on a case-to-case basis): • Marriage Contract with Advisory on Marriage (original copy with official receipt) • Birth Certificate of Insured (if single) with CENOMAR • Certificate of Legal Dependent(s) • Affidavit of Guardianship • Other documents to address a pending issue

Accident Disability Benefit: Wounded-In-Action Benefit: • Claims Application Form • Claims Application Form • Spot Report or Investigation Report • Letter Request of member/claimant • Photo showing the affected parts and the whole body • Latest Medical Certificate • Photocopy of Latest Payslip • Photocopy of PNP ID (back-to-back) with 3 specimen • Service Record with Duty Status signatures • Photocopy of PNP ID (back-to-back) with 3 specimen • Spot Report or Investigation Report signatures • Certificate of Wounded-in-Action from unit

Accident Hospitalization Benefit: Refund of Equity Value (Retirement): • Claims Notification Form • Application Form • Spot Report or Investigation Report • Personal Letter Request for Termination • Latest Medical Certificate • Photocopy of Retirement Order • Medical Abstract • Photocopy of Latest Payslip • Statement of Account from the hospital • Photocopy of Certificate of Last Payment • Photocopy of Latest Payslip • Photocopy of Service Record • Photocopy of PNP ID (back-to-back) with 3 specimen • Photocopy of PNP ID (back-to-back) with 3 specimen signatures signatures

PSMBFI to replace members’ ID cash card SMBFI members are advised to stop using their RCBC ID cash card effective October P15, 2017 and to withdraw the available balance on their account. The disbursement of loans, overpayments, and other transactions will instead be through check until the ID cash card is replaced by a new card. This comes from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas directive for the replacement of all ATM cards with the Europay-Mastercard-Visa (EMV) chip.

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PSMBFI OFFICES

MAIN OFFICE PRO 8 318-320 Santolan Road corner 1st and 2nd West Crame Camp Sec Ruperto K Kangleon Streets, Brgy. West Crame, San Juan City, Metro Manila Palo, Leyte Tel Nos.: (02) 725-1635 Tel. No. (053) 323-4818 (02) 726-1675 PRO 9 www.psmbfi.com.ph Camp Col Romeo A Abendan PRO 1 Mercedes, Zamboanga City Camp BGen Oscar Florendo Tel. No. 0977-3150424 Parian, San Fernando City, La Union PRO 10 Tel. No. (072) 607-1840 Camp 1Lt Vicente G Alagar 0905-8213560 Cagayan de Oro City PRO 2 Tel. No. (088) 850-3204 Camp Gen Marcelo A Adduru 0917-9854559 Alimanao, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan PRO 11 Tel. No. 0935-1773039 Camp Quintin M Merecido PRO 3 Buhangin, Davao City Camp Capt Julian Olivas Tel. No. (082) 234-9311 / 0915-3413827 San Fernando, Pampanga PRO 12 Tel. No. (045) 435-1978 Police Regional Head Office 12 0942-5219820 Brgy. Tambler, General Santos City PRO 4A (CALABARZON) Tel. No. 0905-2208592 Camp Gen Vicente Lim PRO CARAGA Calamba City, Laguna Camp Rafael C Rodriguez Tel. No. (049) 306-0453 Libertad, Butuan City 0906-3629747 Tel. No. (085) 341-8050 PRO 4B (MIMAROPA) 0929-3893127 Camp Gen Efigenio C Navarro PRO ARMM Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro Camp Gen Salipada K Pendatun Tel. No. (043) 288-1367 Parang, Maguindanao 0917-6109780 Tel. No. (064) 425-0368 PRO 5 0936-5216926 Camp Gen Simeon A Ola PRO COR Legazpi City, Albay Camp Bado Dangwa Tel. No. (052) 820-6027 La Trinidad, Benguet PRO 6 Tel. No. (074) 422-8154 Camp Gen Martin Delgado 0927-5851344 Fort San Pedro, Iloilo City NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION Tel. No. (033) 335-0137 Camp Bagong Diwa 0927-9954544 Taguig, Metro Manila PRO 7 Tel. No. (02) 838-4891 Camp President Sergio Osmeña Sr. OSS CLES Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Center for Law Enforcement Studies Bldg., Tel. No.(032) 415-5530 Camp Crame, Quezon City (032) 256-1140 Tel. No. (02) 234-1886 www.facebook.com/psmbfi/ 20 Nag-aalalaVol. 21 No. 1 2018 ka ba sa pagtaasKABALIKAT ng iyong PSMBFI premium?www.psmbfi.com.ph HUWAG MABAHALA! Mananatili ang monthly premium sa 3% ng iyong base pay.

Sabay sa pagtaas ng iyong sweldo ay ang pagtaas ng PSMBFI benefits mo.

2018 MEMBERS EQUITY PLAN (MEP) DEATH BENEFITS 3% Base Pay ACCIDENTAL RANK INSURANCE DEATH PREMIUM COVERAGE BIGGER COVERAGE INSURANCE PDGEN 3,634.29 1,791,551.40 3,583,102.80 PROTECTION PDDGEN 3,244.92 1,599,608.45 3,199,216.90 PDIR 2,586.84 1,275,202.81 2,550,405.62 PCSUPT 2,309.64 1,138,554.92 2,277,109.84 PSSUPT 2,062.20 1,016,577.46 2,033,154.92 MORE PSUPT 1,841.25 907,658.45 1,815,316.90 SAVINGS PCINSP 1,643.97 810,407.74 1,620,815.48 PSINSP 1,494.03 736,493.66 1,472,987.32 PINSP 1,310.55 646,045.77 1,292,091.54 BIGGER SPO4 1,063.68 524,349.29 1,048,698.58 ACCIDENTAL DEATH SPO3 1,042.83 514,071.12 1,028,142.24 COVERAGE SPO2 1,022.37 503,985.21 1,007,970.42 SPO1 1,002.33 494,106.33 988,212.66 PO3 963.42 474,925.35 949,850.70 PO2 926.01 456,483.80 912,967.60 PO1 890.04 438,752.11 877,504.22

INCREASED *Effective January 1, 2018 • Insurance Premium remains at 3% KILLED-IN-POLICE Additional Killed-in-Action Benefit for beneficiaries: OPERATION BENEFIT • 25% of insurance coverage for MBEP members • 50% of insurance coverage MEP members

PAALALA: Upang maiwasan ang mga maling impormasyon na inyong nababasa, magsadya o tumawag po lamang sa aming tanggapan sa numerong (02) 725-16-35.