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Hcr22 Hr22 Psm Late 03-20 _. ""' •. """."." OAHU FILIPINO COMMUNITY COUNCIL ...•••.•... ,< .•• P.O. Box 17531' Honolulu' Hawaii 96817 ~ o~'\ .:..,,\\~ Unit Organizations TESTIMONY IN STRONG SUPPORT OF HeR 22 '\<t;,';J Alliance of Residential HOUSE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY AND .. ~<t;, Unit Organizations Carehome Administrators MILITARY AFFAIRS V - Magsingal Association of Aloha Saguibsib Cultural Hawaii Foundation, Inc. March 20, 2008, 9 a.m. I Conference Room 309 NarvacaniSan Antonio Club of Annac ti Bado iti Hawaii Hawaii Annac ti Batac Nueva Vizcaya Association of Annac ti Caoayan 2002 Measure Title: PROCLAIMING THE MONTH OF JUNE 2008 AS Hawaii Annak ti Kailokuan iti FILIPINO VETERANS APPRECIATION MONTH. Pasuquinios Association of America Hawaii Annak ti Sinait iti Hawaii Philippine Cultural Foundation Asingan Organization of To: Hon. Rep. Cindy Evans, Chair Philippine Nurses Hawaii Hon. Rep. Sharon E. Har, Vice Chair; Association of Hawaii Badoc-Pinili Aid Piddig Association of Hawaii Association of Hawaii Hon. Members of the House Committee on Public Sanchez Mira Association of Banna Association of Hawaii Hawaii Safety and Military Affairs San Manuel Pangasinan Bannatiran Association of Association of Hawaii Hawaii San Nicolaneos USA Batangas Association of From: Franklin Borromeo, President San Nicolas Goodwill Hawaii Foundation Bulacan Circle of Hawaii Oahu Filipino Community Council San Nieolas Teachers of Caballeros de Dimasalang Hawaii Cabugao Sons & Daughters Santa Lucia Association of of Hawaii My name is Franklin Borromeo, President of the Oahu Hawaii Candonians of Hawaii Sarrat Association of Hawaii Caoayan ISAH Filipino Community Council (OFCC). OFCC is composed of Sarrat International Inc. Cavitenians ofHawaii Sinait Nt High School Alumni Dingras Association of 62 member organizations on Oahu. Our Council's mission is of Hawaii Hawaii to improve the quality of life for Hawaii's Filipinos, in order Solsona ofHawaii Divine Word College Tarlac Mutual Club of Hawaii Alumni Association for our communities to make positive contributions to the TPCP FilAm Sports USA Kalihi Ballroom, Inc. Fil American Citizens State of Hawaii, where we are grateful to have had the Sadiri ti San Nicolas iti Hawaii League Samar Leyte Association of Filipino Business Women's privilege to live, work, prosper, and raise our families over Hawaii Club the last one hundred years. SampaguitalSunfiower Club of Filipino Nurses Organization Hawaii of Hawaii The Oahu Filipino Community Council strongly San Juan Association of Filipino Women's Civic Hawaii Club supports this bill to designate June as Filipino Veterans San Nicolas Nat. High GUMIL Hawaii Santa Marians ofHawaii GUMILOahu Appreciation Month. Many Filipino World War II veterans School Alumni Hawaii Filipino Women's and their family are longtime members of the OFCC, which Santa Nicolas Nat. High Club School Bingao Annex Hawaii Council ofBilingual passed a resolution to advocate for Filipino World War II Tagalog Association ofOahu Educators United Bacarreneos of Hawaii ILAH veterans equity at our statewide annual convention in June United Group of Home Ilocos Nortenians of Operators America 2006. United Pangasinan ofHawaii INCAT Alumni Association This bill will educate people across the generations United Urdaneta Club of ofHawaii Hawaii International Filipino about historical contributions and lessons of social justice. United Vintarinians ofHawaii Society of Hawaii Vigan Association ofHawaii Kalayaan Phil.-Hi. Int Please support this bill. La Union Circle of Hawaii Lingayen Gulf Club of Sincerely, Hawaii Franklin Borromeo, President Oahu Filipino Community Council 2007·20080FCC OFFICERS & BOARD President: Franklin Borromeo lIst Vice President: Cirvalina Longboy II 2nd Vice President: Carlotta Ader Secretary: Jean Jeremiah I Assistant Secretary: Veronica Esteban I Treasurer: Faye Cudall Assistant Treasurer: Dolly Ortall Auditor: Mario Palma I Board ofDirectors: . Aurea Agas • Filemon Castillo ·Maria Etrata . Louie Funtanilla • Jake Manegdeg' Estrella Pada·TaoJ1,g· 'Danny Villaruz' Amado Yorol Legal Counsel: Alfredo Evangelista TESTIMONY IN SUPPORT OF HCR22 & HR22 I support HCR22 & HR22, PROCLAIMING THE MONTH OF JUNE 2008 AS ffiIPINO VETERANS APPRECIATION MONTH, as these resolutions recognize the Filipino Veterans who defended our Country. The Filipino soldiers and scouts helped to reestablish United States authority in the Pacific and protected our positioning against enemy forces during World War II. The Filipino community would most certainly be proud of this fine recognition and per capita, Hawaii has the highest Filipino population. Dr. Leolani Oyama Private Citizen and Resident of Hawaii lP~TE TESTIMONY TESTIMONY IN SUPPORT OF HCR22 & HR22 I support HCR22 & HR22, PROCLAIMlNG THE MONTH OF JUNE 2008 AS FILIPINO VETERANS APPRECIATION MONTH, as these resolutions recognize the Filipino Veterans who defended our Country during World Warn. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, over 200,000 Filipino Soldiers were called to serve for the U.S. Military. Our Filipino soldiers and scouts helped turn the war in favor of the United States and together with U.S. Forces protected our military striking ability in the Pacific during World Warn. The people of Hawaii would love to honor our outstanding Filipino Veterans, many of whom are in their 80's or 90's. I I ask that you pass these resolutions to recognize and honor a part of U.S. Military History, our Filipino Veterans. Josephine Besario Resident of Hawaii E.
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