Rotary Club of Tagum Golden Laces History

T Our District Governor’s becoming a Rotarian is one for the books. Upon the invitation of a drinking buddy, he unknowingly accepted with his innocence that drinks and food are free during Rotary meetings. That was in 2000 and the rest they say is history.

Convinced of the ideals and principles of Rotary, he became CONNECTED as an active member and eventually became the 45th President of the Rotary Club of Cebu West, seven years after his induction. His stint as President gave honor to his Club with the following recognitions: Area 1-C Most outstanding Club President and Highest TRF Contribution, District’s Outstanding Club Secretary and the most prestigious Rotary International Presidential Citation.

Through the years, he has transcended his leadership from the Club to the District level, serving Rotary various major positions, amongst others as Assistant Governor, District Trainer, District Secretary, District , Finance Chair, Paul Harris Fundraising Chair and the latest Chairmanship of District Rotary Foundation Committee (DRFC).

He also put his money where his mouth is -- He is a Paul Harris Society member and a Major Donor. He believes that this financial contribution demonstrates his commitment to serve others.

Aside from being a Rotarian, he is also actively involved in other socio-civic and religious organizations. He is currently the Vice Chair - Visayas of Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP); Board of Regents ofCebu Technological University (CTU), a certified Fellow of the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD), Past President of the Mandaue Chamber (MCCI) and eleven other prestigious civic, religious and non-governmental organizations, both local and national.

His dedication to serve the country was twice recognized by former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, for promoting productivity and innovations in his advocacy and contributions that benefited businesses groups, government agencies, LGU’s and particularly, the Department of Labor and Employment. In 2014, former President Benigno Aquino III appointed him as one of the Management Representative to the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board of DOLE Region 7. In 2016, SGV/ Ernst and Young awarded him INNOVATION ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR in the Philippines. He was conferred the honorary degree as Doctor of Philosophy in Technology Management by Cebu Technological University, with concurrence by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) for strengthening Vocational Technology education.

As an entrepreneur, he started his micro business from scratch with limited financial resources and no formal education in Engineering. Slowly but surely, he brought his company to success without sacrificing the betterment of his employees, which includes PWD’s. He is the founding Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer of Wellmade Motors & Development Corporation, an ISO-9001:2015 international certification in respect for its quality management system, manufacturing and metalworking technologies, with subsidiary companies, joint ventures and franchisees in the Philippines and South East Asia.

A servant leader, he is happily married to spouse Judith, raising four children and with their first newly born 4th generation grandson. His eldest son, Jeffrey, is also an awarded Rotarian and an active member of the Rotary Club of Cebu Port Center.

Dr. Philip N. Tan, Ph.d, T.M. H.C., F.I.C.D. Governor, Rotary District 3860

Here in the United States, another summer is winding down. And for the Maloney family, every summer ends with a return to my hometown of Ridgway, Illinois, for the annual Popcorn Day festival, where I am honored to serve as the “Popcorn King,” the master of ceremonies for the day’s events.

Regardless of the season, every family has its own traditions. I would like to suggest a new one for

yours: Find an opportunity to introduce your family to Rotary. One of my family’s traditions is to take Mark Daniel Maloney our daughters and grandsons to the Rotary District President, Rotary International, 2019-2020 International Convention.

The 2020 convention in Honolulu will be a wonderful way to introduce your children and grandchildren to the internationality of Rotary. We are planning many family-oriented events for everyone to enjoy.

Any time is a fabulous time to bring family members on a Rotary service project or to a fundraising event. But perhaps you have not seen many family-friendly events at your club. That is precisely why one of my top priorities this year is to make most Rotary events welcoming to family members.

We must foster a culture where Rotary does not compete with family, but complements it. We should never expect our members to choose between the two. That means being realistic in our expectations, con- siderate in our scheduling, and welcoming of children at Rotary events on every level.

Often, the young professionals that Rotary needs to attract in order to remain a dynamic 21st-century service organization are the very people who have the greatest family responsibilities. We must not keep these prospective young members away from their families by holding events on evenings and weekends at which their children are not welcome.

For too long, we have closed the doors of many Rotary events to children and sometimes even spouses. What wasted opportunities these are! Every chance we have to pass on the gift of Rotary to young people is one we must take if we are going to grow Rotary and ensure that the next generation is fully engaged in our mission.

So let us open our doors and do it in a fun way, with opportunities that make our children and grandchildren want to learn more about Interact, Rotaract, and Rotary membership. Start small if you must — perhaps by holding some of your meetings at more family-friendly times — but think about how you can continue these kinds of events for years to come.

Bringing children to Rotary events is not just fun; it also exposes them to the world! Make this a mem- orable year for your family — and an unforgettable year for the ever-expanding family of Rotary as Rotary Connects the World. Rae Kara A. Malbog PHF+1

Assisstant Governor

It is a busy week for all clubs of Area 2D as we welcome the official visit of District Governor Philip N.

Tan to our respective clubs. As mentioned to you during my visit to your club, DG Philip Tan will focus

on your scorecards. We are still in the 1st quarter of our Rotary Year 2019-2020, and as expected,

there will be unfilled boxes on that scorecard but make sure to set goals to be achieved by club.

The scorecard will show the progress of your club as you move along and also help you in

identifying your strong and weak points. The District Governor's visit is also an opportunity to discuss

problems or concerns for the Rotary Year. But more importantly, it is an avenue for fellowship with the

District Officers. This is their personal connection to your club. So lets enjoy his company, have fun as

we connect with him. Be a proud Rotarian, because in your own humble little way, you have made an

impact to world. So continue to be a blessing to others and continue to connect to the world. DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S VISIT September 4, 2019 @ 6:00 pm Miko’s Brew, Apokon, Tagum City Host: Deep Pink

Call to Order : Pres. Annabelle Eve R. Sator Invocation : Rtn. Rowena Lynda P. Suaybaguio Philippine National Anthem : AVP Singing of the Rotary Hymn : AVP Reaffirmation of the Object of Rotary : Rtn. Erma A. Bendigo The Four Way Test Introduction of Guests, Visiting Rotarians and Members of RC Tagum Golden LACES : Sec. Arlene J. Adlawan Fellowship Dance : Rtn. Dhoresyl R. Galagala Minutes of Meeting : Sec. Arlene J. Adlawan Introduction of Keynote Speaker : AG Rae Kara A. Malbog Message : DG Philip N. Tan Presentation of Token : Pres. Annabelle Eve R. Sator Closing Prayer : PP Esther A. Madrid Adjournment : Pres. Annabelle Eve R. Sator

Master of Ceremony : PAG Concepcion B.Balunos FELLOWSHIP

Prayer

Father,

Thank You for every seat that has been filled here, today. For each mind and heart that fills the presence of this room, we thank You. Only You truly know what we are setting out to accomplish today. We have an idea, a vision, hints, and daily instructions. We have talents, abilities, and time to work. However, only You can see in perfect detail the end of every beginning. Every project, every season, every life. Nothing is ever in vain, for even mistakes and missteps are used for good. Bless this meeting today, all those present, especially District Governor Philip N. Tan, as well as the lives of those we will encounter afterward. Ready us to make every moment count. In Jesus name, amen. ROTARY CLUB OF TAGUM GOLDEN L.A.C.E.S. (Ladies in Action Committed to Effective Service)

Froilan P. Adtoon Arlene J. Adlawan PHF Fe J. Adlawan Rosanna P. Adtoon PHF+2 Civil Engineering Real Estate Lessor Chairs and Tables Rental

Evergisto S. Balunos Ariel A. Bantayan Miriam Baloyo RFSM Concepcion B. Balunos PHF+2 Banana Growership Mary Ann M. Bantayan PHF+2 Obstetrics and Gynecology Electrical Engineering

Inocentes E. Bendigo Maria Lina F. Baura PHF+1 Erma A. Bendigo, PHF Marilda J. Boja PHF Corporate Law Pest and Disease Control Legal Services Management

Alejandro L. Domingo Caridad A. Chavez PHF+1 TJ Jossie P. Coderis PHF Marits L. Domingo PHF+2 Cellphone Dealership Garments Manufacturing Anesthesiology

Charles T. Galagala Andres P. Gentugaya Dhoresyl R. Galagala PHF Keziah M. Gentugaya PHF Nelly M. Gentugaya PHF+1 Gasoline Dealership Nursing Services Chemical Engineering

Aryeel D. Llanos Sabino Logronio Leiia L. Ibita PHF Cleofe C. Llanos PHF+3 Gabriela S. Logronio PHF+1 Education Supervising Pulmonoloogy Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation

ROTARY CLUB OF TAGUM GOLDEN L.A.C.E.S. (Ladies in Action Committed to Effective Service)

Estrella A. Madrid, PHF+2 Alfredo T. Madrid Salvador Michael Malbog Network Marketing Rae Kara A. Malbog, PHF+1 Marilyn Grace L. Mangilet, PHF +4 Orthodontics Pediatrics

Revedor R. Pereyras Erelie H. Pereyras, PHF Norma R. Pereyras, PHF+5 Rhodora R. Pereyras, PHF+1 Insurance Consultancy Cooperative Management Soliven U. Pereyras Car Sales Management

Alberto B. Resurreccion Marimeysin F. Rabot, PHF+1 Agnes R. Resurreccion, PHF+3 Laurencia B. Rimando, PHF+1 Pharmacy Obstetrics and Gynecology Travel Services

Harold R. Sator Resinaldo F. Soriano Angelisa R. Sator, PHF Christine C. Soriano, PHF Annabelle Eve R. Sator, PHF+1 Community Development Commercial Banking Cosmetics and Dealership

Lynnart Walford A. Tan Jose Alvic P. Suaybaguio Manuel S. Tesoro, Jr. Rowena Lynda P. Suaybaguio,PHF+1 Mary Ann M. Tesoro, PHF+2 Judy R. Tan, PHF Medical Technology Bakeshop Management School Administration

HONORARY MEMBERS

Dr. Alejandro L. Domingo Engr. Sabino Logronio Maria Theresa Reyes Mark Daniel Maloney Philip N. Tan Rae Kara A. Malbog President Governor Assistant Governor Rotary International District 3680 Area 2D

Officers and Directors RY 2019-2020

ANNABELLE EVE R. SATOR , PHF+1 PE JUDY MARIE R. TAN, PHF President President-Elect

PP GABRIELA S. LOGRONIO, PHF+2 PAG ARLENE J. ADLAWAN, PHF+2 RTN. ERMA A. BENDIGO, PHF RTN. KEZIAH M. GENTUGAYA, PHF Vice President Secretary Asst. Secretary Treasurer

RTN. MIRIAM R. BALOYO, PHF PP ROSANNA P. ADTOON, PHF+3 IPP LAURENCIA B. RIMANDO, PHF+2 PP NELLY M. GENTUGAYA, PHF+1 Auditor Sergeant-At-Arms Immediate Past President Club Adviser

PE JUDY MARIE R. TAN, PHF PP MARY ANN M. BANTAYAN, PHF+2 PAG NORMA R. PEREYRAS PHF+5 CLUB ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR SERVICE PROJECT DIRECTOR MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR

Club Magazine: PAG Cleofe C. Llanos, PHF +3 Vocational: Rtn. Leila L. Ibita, PHF+1 Alternate: PP Estrella A. Madrid, PHF+2 Attendance: PAG Arlene J. Adlawan, PHF +2 Rtn. Erelie H. Pereyras Secretary: Rtn. Christine C. Soriano, PHF Fund Raising: PP Marilyn Grace L. Mangilet, PHF+4 New Generation: Rtn. Marimeysin F. Rabot,PHR+1 Members: Rtn. Dhoresyl R. Galagala, PHF Members: PAG Cleofe C. Llanos, PHF+3 Rotaract: PE Judy Marie R. Tan, PHF Rtn. Miriam L. Baloyo, PHF PAG Maria Lina F. Baura, PHF +1 Interact: Rtn. Erma A. Bendigo, PHF Adviser: PP Marites L. Domingo, PHF+3 Rtn. Angelisa R. Sator, RFSM RYLA: Rtn. Dhoresyl R. Galagala, PHF Awards: PP Estrella A. Madrid, PHF+2 Cancer Detection: PAG Concepcion B. Balunos, PHF+3 Members: PP Agnes R. Ressureccion, PHF+4 Members: PP Agnes R. Ressureccion, PHF+3 Rtn. Rowena Lynda P. Suaybaguio, PHF+2 PP Marites L. Domingo, PHF+3 RCC: Rtn. Dhoresyl R. Galagala, PHF RCC: Rtn. Dhoresyl R. Galagala, PHF DRRM: PP Gabriela S. Logronio, PHF+2 Adviser: IPP Laurencia B. Rimando, PHF+2

PP AGNES R. RESURRECCION, PHF+4 PP MARY ANN M. TESORO PHF+2 PAG MARIA LINA F. BAURA, PHF+1 FAMILY OF ROTARY DIRECTOR THE ROTARY FOUNDATION DIRECTOR PUBLIC RELATION DIRECTOR

MEMBERS: Rtn. Fe J. Adlawan, RFSM Annual Giving: Rtn. Erelie H. Pereyras, PHF+2 Members: Rtn. Rhodora R. Pereyras, PHF+2 Rtn. Marilda J. Boja, PHF TRF Grant: Rtn. Fe J. Adlawan, RFSM Rtn. Angelisa R. Sator, RFSM Rtn. TJ Jossie P. Coderis, PHF Polio Plus: Rtn. Caridad A. Chavez,PHF+2 Rtn. Keziah M. Gentugaya, PHF Rtn. Caridad A. Chavez, PHF+2 International: PP Nelly M. Gentugaya, PHF+2 Adviser: AG Rae Kara A. Malbog, PHF+1 Adviser: IPP Laurencia B. Rimando, PHF+2 Adviser: PP Gabriela S. Logronio, PHF+2

COLUMN

PAG Cleofe C. Llanos, PHF+3 Annabelle Eve R. Sator, PHF+1 President Editor-in-Chief

Madayaw Tagum! Maayong gabii LACES!!! This is it, our

Today is one of the most awaited day for governors visit! The much awaited event in every the Ladies in RCTGL. The annual visit of the rotary club every year. So excited and very much District 3860 Governor is always something that overwhelmed, with all your support, beautiful we look forward to for a lot of different reasons : LACES. Thanks to all our partners in service, who to proudly show Governor Philip N. Tan what we in one way or another contributed to the success have already accomplished for the past two of our club. With the recent launching of our months, to present our plans for the year, to Knowledge on Wheels, it is timely to celebrate discuss any concerns or problems of our club, with our rotary theme for the month, Basic and most importantly to enjoy the night of Educattion and Literacy. Thanks to our sister Club fellowship with the district officers and the rest of of District 2970, the Rotary Club of Noda Central the Zone 2D Rotarians through food and games. Chiba, Japan who continuously supported our This year's theme for the Governors night is club. I hope all our upcoming and proposed Denims and Glitters. Let us all welcome our projects will come to reality. Let us all continue to Governor Philip Tan and Lady with a true serve in serving humanity and be connected with Tagumpay hospitality. the world.

RY. 2019-2020

PAG Cleofe C. Llanos PHF+3 Editor-in-Chief

Contributors : Pres. Annabelle Eve R. Sator PHF+1 PP Mary Ann M. Tesoro PHF+3

PE Judy R. Tan PHF Sec. Arlene J. Adlawan PHF+2

Rtn. Keziah M. Gentugaya PHF Rtn. Marilda J. Boja PHF

PP Agnes R. Resurreccion PHF+4 Rtn. Angelisa R. Sator Secretary’s Page

ATTENDANCE

August 28, 2019 Present 20 Absent 13 Rule 85 Make up 6

Total No. of Members 33

PAG ARLENE J. ADLAWAN, PHF+2 % Attendance 79% Secretary

We Missed You Last Week Make-Up

1. Fe J. Adlawan 2. Mary Ann M. Bantayan Activity 27 3. Erma A. Bendigo Activity 23 4. Marilda J. Boja 5. TJ Jossie P. Coderis 6. Marites L. Domingo 7. Nelly M. Gentugaya Activity 27 8. Keziah M. Gentugaya 9. Leila I. Ibita Activity 29 10. Cleofe C. Llanos 11. Erelie H. Pereyras 12. Marimeysin F. Rabot Activity 28 13. Judy R. Tan Activity 27 Continuation of Secretary’s Page

Advance Make Up: Activity 27: Board of Directors’ Meeting Activity 29: Special Service Project of RC Tagum Golden LACES at PAG Committee Meeting on Launching of Mylene’s residence on August 30, 2019 Knowledge on Wheels Xie Xie Home Cafe, Ursua Village, Tagum City on August 31, 2019 1. Pres Annabelle Eve R. Sator 2. Sec. Arlene J. Adlawan 1. Pres Annabelle Eve R. Sator 3. PAG Mylene F. Baura 2. PP Mary Ann M. Batayan 4. PP Nelly M. Gentugaya 3. Rtn. Leila L. Ibita 5. PP Gabriela S. Logronio 6. IPP Laurencia B. Rimando 7. PP Mary Ann M. Tesoro Activity 30: Welcoming the arrival of DG 8. PP Mary Ann M. Bantayan Philip N. Tan at Davao International Air- port on September 2, 2019. 9. PE Judy R. Tan

1. AG Rae Kara A. Malbog

2. Pres. Annabelle Eve R. Sator

3. Sec. Arlene J. Adlawan

Activity 28: Orientation and Election of Officers of the RCTGL Rotaract Club St. Activity 31: District Governor’s Visit at Ro- Thomas More Chapter on August 31,2019 tary Club of Central Panabo City at RCCPC Club House on September 2, 2019. 1. Pres Annabelle Eve R. Sator

2. Sec. Arlene J. Adlawan 1. AG Rae Kara A. Malbog 3. PP Gabriela S. Logronio 2. Pres. Annabelle Eve R. Sator 4. PE Judy R. Tan 3. Sec. Arlene J. Adlawan 5. PP Mary Ann M. Bantayan

6. Rtn. Caridad B. Chavez

7. Rtn. Marimeysin F. Rabot

Keziah M. Gentugaya, PHF PP Mary Ann M. Tesoro, PHF+3 Treasurer TRF Chairperson Thank you to the following Rotarians THE ROTARY FOUNDATION DONORS who paid their monthly dues for August: 1. Pres. Annabelle Eve R. Sator USD 100.00 1. Mary Ann M. Bantayan 2. Rtn. Marimeysin F. Rabot USD 200.00 2. Marilda J. Boja 3. PP Mary Ann M. Bantayan USD 100.00 3. Cleofe C. Llanos 4. PAG Norma R. Pereyras USD 100.00 4. Gabriella S. Logronio 5. PP Rosanna P. Adtoon USD 100.00 5. Marilyn L. Mangilet 6. PP Mary Ann M. Tesoro USD 100.00 6. Laurencia B. Rimando 7. Rtn. Rowena Lynda P. Suaybaguio USD 100.00 7. Rosanna P. Adtoon 8. Rtn. Erelie H. Pereyras USD 100.00 8. Christine Soriano 9. Rtn. Rhodora R. Pereyras USD 100.00 9. Mary Ann M. Tesoro 10. PAG Concepcion B. Balunos USD 100.00 10. Erelie H, Pereyras 11. PP Gabriela S. Logronio USD 100.00 11. Norma R. Pereyras 12. Rtn. Angelisa R. Sator USD 100.00 12. Rhodora R. Pereyras 13. Rtn. TJ Josie P. Coderis USD 100.00 13. Rowena Lynda P. Suaybaguio 14. Sec. Arlene J. Adlawan USD 100.00 15. PP Nelly M. Gentugaya USD 100.00 16. Rtn. Keziah M. Gentugaya USD 100.00

PP Agnes R. Resurreccion, PHF+4

Chairperson, Family of Rotary

September 23 PP Mary Ann and Spouse Manuel Tesoro’s 20th Wedding Anniversary

September 2 Spouse Sol Pereyras

September 6 Rotakid Elna Boja

September 13 Rotakid JC Adlawan

September 23 Spouse Alfredo Madrid

September 17 Rtn. Miriam R. Baloyo

September 5 Rtn. Erma A. Bendigo September 6 Rtn. Christine C. Soriano “Rotary Friendship Recreational and Vocational Exchange “ Fellowships

An interesting Rotary program of fellowship is From stamp collecting to ballroom dancing, the the Rotary Friendship Exchange. This activity, hobbies of Rotarians are as diverse as the originally recommended by the New Horizons membership itself. Yet, among the more than one Committee in 1981, is intended to encourage million Rotarians worldwide, an amateur-radio Rotarians and spouses to visit with Rotarian enthusiast or a chess player is bound to find others families in other parts of the world. It may be who share the same passions. But Recreational conducted on a club-to-club or district to district Fellowship members share more than just their basis. The idea is for several Rotarian couples to common interest in sport diving or Esperanto; they travel to another country on the Rotary share an interest in fellowship and service and in Friendship Exchange. Later the hospitality is promoting world understanding. As such, it's no reversed when the visit is reciprocated. After a wonder that the International Skiing Fellowship of successful pilot experiment, the Rotary Rotarians donates the profits from ski events to The Friendship Exchange has become a permanent Rotary Foundation or that the Flying Rotarians help program of Rotary. The Rotary Friendship ferry medical personnel and supplies. One has only to Exchange is frequently compared to the Group look at the types of Vocational Fellowships to Study Exchange program of The Rotary recognize how they differ from their recreational Foundation, except that it involves Rotarian counterparts. With Rotarians united by their shared couples who personally pay for all expenses of professional interest in such fields as Arts and their inter-country experience. Doors of Communication and Finance/Banking, it's obvious that friendship are opened in a way that could not be Vocational Service is as important a concern as duplicated except in Rotary. international fellowship to the members of these groups. Members exchange technical information and seek opportunities to employ their expertise in service not just to their own communities and countries, but to their professions as well. For example, the Ophthalmology International Vocational Fellowship organized a professional seminar on the subject of eye surgery in developing countries.

Reference: rotary5630.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/The-ABCs-of-Rotary. PDF file Date Activity # Time Venue Activity Sept. 2, 2019 Activity 30 7:00 A.M. Davao International Airport Arrival of DG Philip N. Tan

Activity 31 11:00 A.M. Panabo City DG Visit of RC of Central Panabo City

Sept. 3, 3019 11:00A.M. Prosperity Hall, Nabunturan, DG Visit of RC of Compostela Davao de Oro Valley

5:00 P.M. Miko’s Brew, TAgum City DG Visit RC of Tagum North

Sept. 4, 2019 Activity 32 11:00 A.M. Tudlo-tudlo, National Highway, Lunch with DG Philip N. Tan Tagum City Activity 33 2:00 P.M. Timog Terminal, Tagum City Launching of Knowledge on Wheels Program

Sept 5, 2019 11:00 A.M. Hometel, TAgum City DG Visit of RC Tagum

Activity 33 5:00 P.M. Miko’s Brew, Tagum City Governor’s Night

Sept. 7, 2019 Activity 34 8:00-5:00 Roadway Inn, Davao City Membership Seminar P.M.

Sept. 11, 2019 6:00 P.M. Miko’s Brew, Tagum City 10th Regular Weekly Meeting

Sept. 14, 2019 Activity 35 10:00 A.M. Jollibee Highway, Tagum City 18th Birthday Celebration of JC

Sept. 18, 2019 6:00 P.M. Miko’s Brew, Tagum City 11th Regular Weekly Meeting

Sept. 21, 2019 Activity 36 6:00 A.M. Bincungan, Tagum City Mangrove Planting

Sept. 25, 2019 6:00 P.M. Miko’s Brew, Tagum City 11th Regular Weekly Meeting (Hat Party) Sept. 27, 2019 Activity 37 6:00 P.M. To be announced 3rd Board of Director’s Meeting

Sept. 28, 2019 Activity 38 9:00 A.M. Barangay Concepcion, Repainting of Water Pump Facility Asumcion, Davao del Norte and perimeter fence Assistant Governor’s Visit of AG Tweer and 8th Regular Weekly L.A.C.E.S Meeting at Miko’s Brew on August 28, 2019 L.A.C.E.S. 8th Regular Weekly Meeting at Miko’s Brew on August 28, 2019 L.A.C.E.S Orientation and Election of Officers of the RCTGL Rotaract Club St. Thomas More Chapter on August 31,2019 L.A.C.E.S.

2nd Board of Directors’ Meeting of RC Tagum Golden LACES at PAG Mylene’s residence on August 30, 2019

We have 3 New PHF 1. Rtn. Miriam Baloyo 2. Rtn. Dhoresyl Galagala 3. Rotakid Robyn Niño Pereyras

13 Multiple PHF 1. Agnes R. Resurreccion PHF+4 2. Arlene J. Adlawan PHF+2 3. Caridad A. Chavez PHF+2 4. Erelie H. Pereyras PHF+2 5. Gabriela S. Logronio PHF+2 6. Marites L. Domingo PHF+3 7. Mary Ann M. Tesoro PHF+3 8. Concepcion B. Balunos PHF+3 9. Rhodora R. Pereyras PHF+2 10. Rosanna P. Adtoon PHF+3 11. Rowena Lynda P. Suaybaguio PHF+3 12. Analyn L. Uy PHF+1 13. Laurencia B. Rimando PHF+2 L.A.C.E.S.

Special Service Committee Meeting Re: Launching of Knowledge on Wheels Xie Xie Home Cafe, Ursua Village, Tagum City August 31, 2019

We have 3 New PHF 1. Rtn. Miriam Baloyo 2. Rtn. Dhoresyl Galagala 3. Rotakid Robyn Niño Pereyras

Area 2D Welcomes Governor Philip N. Tan on September 2, 2019 at Banggoy International Airport

We have 3 New PHF 1. Rtn. Miriam Baloyo 2. Rtn. Dhoresyl Galagala 3. Rotakid Robyn Niño Pereyras

The idea of organizing an all-female Rotary Club of Tagum was thought of as early as 1989 by the Rotarian and Anns of RC Tagum North. The initial organizing of the club however started only sometime in the first week of February 1991. The names of 28 selected ladies were first floated by the Rotarians & Anns of RC Tagum North. Out of this number, 16 responded by attending the first organizational meeting held at Magnolia Kiosk along Quezon St., Tagum. Other ladies were later invited to the regular weekly meetings as prospective members of the club although their attendance along with some of those who were initially invited were irregular. In this organizational meetings, Rotary Information was given by Rtn. Jess Albacite, Special Governor’s Representative and PP of RC Tagum North, Rtn. Rey Vegara, Incumbent President RC Tagum North, Rtn. Bebot Madayag, District Governor’s Representative & PP of RC Tagum. Other Rotarians who helped in giving various information included Rtn. Arrel Olaňo, PP RC Tagum; Rtn. Danny Lee, Past DGR and PP of RC Tagum North; Rtn. Jun Cagas and Rtn. Raffy Erfe, both RC Tagum North. Out of the original forty (40) ladies who were invited to organizational meetings, only 25 were finally submitted for charter membership of the new club. The names which were submitted to Rotary International on October 30, 1992 are as follows: Nelida Aguillon, Cynthia Catungal, Leonida Decena, Natividad del Rosario, Maria Cleofe Evidente, Corazon Fernandez, Susan Franco, Rebecca Lectura, Flordeliza Magallon, Marilyn Grace Mangilet, Jocelyn Melendres, Ofelia Millan, Anna Geraldine Morante, Nenita Nazareno, Providencia Nuňez, Jocelyn Ong, Evelyn Ross Perdido, Carolina Quirante, Mai Rallos, Agnes Resurreccion, Linda Sicam, Lay Fong Soo-Montero, Arisfina Torre, Conchita Yago, and Amelie Tan-Ramos. From these charter members: the following were elected as Charter Officers: Rtn. Rebecca Lectura, Pres.; Rtn. Providencia Nuňez, Pres.-Elect; Rtn. Nenita Nazareno, Vice-Pres.; Rtn. Susan Franco, Sec.; Rtn. Jocelyn Melendres, Tres.; Rtn. Linda Sicam, Auditor; Rtn. Conchita Yago, P.R.O.; Rtn. Natividad del Rosario, Sgt-at-Arms; Rtn. Corazon Fernandez, Dir.; Rtn. Agnes Resurreccion, Dir.; Rtn. Marilyn Grace Mangilet, Dir.; and Rtn. Arisfina Torre, Dir. The club officers & members of the newly organized ROTARY CLUB OF TAGUM GOLDEN L.A.C.E.S. (Ladies in Action Committed to Effective Service) first met DG Xavier C. Ledesma, Incumbent District Governor for 1991-1992, at Molave Hotel on Sept. 4, 1992 in his club visitation of the Rotary Clubs in Tagum. On December 1, 1992, the club received the good news from SEABO that its application for membership was formally admitted by Rotary International on November 19, 1992 with Club No. 29117. The Mission of Rotary International The Object of Rotary To provide service to others, to promote The object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideals of high ethical standards, and to advance world service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular to en- understanding, goodwill, and peace through courage and foster: its fellowship of business, professional, & community leaders. 1st The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service; The 4-way Test 2nd High ethical standards in business and professions, the of the things we think, say or do: recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations, and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an 1. Is it the TRUTH? opportunity to serve society; rd 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3 The application of the ideals of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business & community life; 3. Will it build GOODWILL & better 4th The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, FRIENDSHIPS? and peace through a world fellowship of business & 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? professional persons united in the ideal of service. “ROSTER OF PRESIDENTS ”

RY 1992-1993 RY 2001-2002 RY 2010-2011 CP REBECCA O. LECTURA, PHF PP MARITES L. DOMINGO, PHF+3 PP GABRIELA S. LOGRONIO, PHF+2

RY 2002-2003 RY 1993-1994 RY 2011-2012 PP ERLINDA B. FLORDELIZ, PHF+1 PP PROVIDENCIA P. NUNEZ, PHF PP MARY ANN M. TESORO, PHF+3

RY 2003-2004 RY 2012-2013 PAG NENITA S. NAZARENO, PHF+2 FLORDELIZA T. MAGALLON, PHF +2 PAG CLEOFE C. LLANOS, PHF+3

RY 1995-1996 RY 2004-2005 RY 2013-2014 PP LINDA P. SICAM, PHF+2 PP ESTRELLA A. MADRID, PHF+2 PP MARIEBETH P. JUAREZ, PHF+1

RY 1996-1997 RY 2005-2006 RY 2014-2015 PP OFELIA D. MILLAN, PHF PP MARILYN GRACE L. MANGILET, PHF+4 PAG ARLENE J. ADLAWAN,PHF+2

RY 1997-1998 RY 2006-2007 RY 2015-2016 PAG CORAZON P. FERNANDEZ, PHF+1 PAG CONCEPCION B. BALUNOS, PHF+3 AG RAE KARA A. MALBOG, PHF+1

RY 1998-1999 RY 2007-2008 RY 2016-2017 PP AGNES R. RESURRECCION, PHF+4 PP MARY ROSE P. URGEL, PHF PP MARY ANN M. BANTAYAN, PHF+2

RY 1999-2000 RY 2008-2009 RY 2017-2018 PP CYNTHIA G. CATUNGAL, PHF+3 PP MARIA LINA F. BAURA, PHF+1 PP ROSANNA P. ADTOON, PHF+3

RY 2000-2001 RY 2009-2010 RY 2018-2019 PAG NORMA R. PEREYRAS, PHF+5 PP NELLY M. GENTUGAYA, PHF+1 IPP LAURENCIA B. RIMANDO, PHF+2

Roster of Members

DATE ADMITTED NAME ID NO. SPONSOR SPOUSE

1 19 Nov 1992 Mangilet, Marilyn Grace L. 2063359 Chartered Member

2 19 Nov 1992 Resurreccion, Agnes R. 2063366 Chartered Member Doods

3 01 Sept 1994 Pereyras, Norma R. 2329268 Marylinda Bersabal Sol

4 01 Sep 1994 Adtoon, Rosanna P. 2329270 Marylinda Bersabal Boyet 5 15 Jul 1997 Balunos, Concepcion B. 3281432 PP Agnes R. Resurreccion Titing

6 30 Jun 1998 Suaybaguio, Rowena Lynda P. 3379651 PAG Norma R. Pereyras Bong2x

7 18 Aug 1999 Chavez, Caridad A. 3240465 PP Ofelia D. Millan Terry

8 30 Jun 2001 Madrid, Estrella A. 5462157 PP Ofelia D. Millan Fred

9 29 Nov 2001 Rabot, Marimeysin F. 5632203 Angelina S. Colis Nel

10 01 Dec 2001 Domingo, Marites L. 2387694 PP Marilyn L. Mangilet Andy

11 31 Dec 2002 Rimando, Laurencia B. 5905275 PP Erlinda Flordeliz

12 22 Jan 2003 Bantayan, Mary Ann M. 5914617 PAG Norma R. Pereyras Ariel 13 07 Jul 2004 Tesoro, Mary Ann M. 6178404 PP Mary Rose P. Urgel Manny

14 30 Nov 2004 Baura, Maria Lina F. 6218047 PP Estrella A. Madrid

15 30 Nov 2004 Gentugaya, Nelly M. 6218048 PAG Norma R. Pereyras Andy

16 23 Apr 2004 Logronio, Gabriela S. 6325371 PAG Norma R. Pereyras Jun

17 09 Aug 2005 Llanos, Cleofe C. 6513654 PP Marites L. Domingo Aryeel

18 11 Nov 2005 Adlawan, Arlene J. 6431669 PP Nelly M. Gentugaya

19 05 Dec 2005 Malbog, Rae Kara A. 6431671 Roseminda A. Chua Mike

20 11 Oct 2006 Sator, Annabelle Eve R. 6561600 PP Maria Lina F. Baura

21 10 Jan 2007 Pereyras, Rhodora R. 3379649 PAG Norma R. Pereyras

22 25 Sept 2013 Bendigo, Erma A. 8747958 IPP Mary Ann M. Bantayan

23 20 Jul 2014 Soriano, Christine C. 8955473 Pres Rosanna P. Adtoon Reggie

24 27 Feb 2015 Pereyras, Erelie H. 9301043 PAG Arlene J. Adlawan Beedoy

25 24 June 2015 Gentugaya, Keziah M. 9333001 PP Nelly M. Gentugaya

26 28 Sept 2015 Ibita, Leila L. 9437146 Pres Rosanna P. Adtoon 27 18 June 2016 Tan, Judy R. 9680258 PP Marites L. Domingo 28 13 July 2016 Boja, Marilda J. 9680263 Pres Rosanna P. Adtoon

29 12 July 2017 Coderis, TJ Josie P. 10002944 Pres Rosanna P. Adtoon Yayz

30 16 August 2017 Baloyo, Miriam R. 3244268 PAG Norma R. Pereyras

31 5 October 2018 Adlawan, Fe J. 10443088 PAG Arlene J. Adlawan

32 5 October 2018 Galagala, Dhoresyl R. 10443372 Rtn. Caridad Chavez Charles

33 1 July 2019 Sator, Angelisa R. 10610602 Pres. Annabelle Eve R. Sator Harold Charm Pink

Gabriela S. Logronio Christine C. Soriano

Rhodora R. Pereyras Judy R. Tan

Keziah M. Gentugaya Leila L. Ibita

Annabelle Eve R. Sator Erelie H. Pereyras

Paradise Pink

Mary Ann M. Bantayan Marites L. Domingo

TJ Jossie P. Coderis Marilda J. Boja

Maria Lina F. Baura Angelisa R. Sator

Fe J. Adlawan Rosanna P. Adtoon

Ultra Pink

Mary Ann M. Tesoro Marilyn Grace L. Mangilet Arlene J. Adlawan Nelly M. Gentugaya

Miriam R. Baloyo Cleofe C. Llanos

Norma R. Pereyras Laurencia B. Rimando

Deep Pink

Erma A. Bendigo Caridad A. Chavez

Estrella A. Madrid Concepcion B. Balunos

Rowena Lynda P. Suaybaguio Dhoresyl R. Galagala

Marimeysin F. Rabot Rae Kara A. Malbog

Agnes R. Resurreccion

PAG NORMA R. PEREYRAS, PHF+5 PAST PRESIDENT ROSANNA P. ADTOON, PHF+3 RTN. ROWENA LYNDA P. SUAYBAGUIO, PHF+2 RTN. RHODORA R. PEREYRAS, PHF+2 RTN. ERELIE H. PEREYRAS, PHF+2