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The
following account(s) on the whereabouts of brods and what
they are up to was taken from "What Alphans all over
the world are doing" which appeared in our official
newsletter The Alphan Chronicle, Volume 1, Issue 1, January
31, 2003. Items 37 to 44 have been added in light of new
developments and recently-gathered information.
Alphans are requested to send new and updated info to
Vic de Jesus at the following email address: ginesdemafra@yahoo.com
for inclusion in the forthcoming issue of our newsletter
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- Nick Poblador ('56), is leaving the cool heights of Baguio
City for the languid beaches of Palawan to meditate on the
sweet pleasures of tropical paradise.
- More tidbit: APBAA was registered with SEC on May 6, 1966
with 15 incorporators, 5 directors. After 28 years, the
directors were raised to 15 which SEC approved in 1994.
That, in Amang's axiom, is politics!
- There's no truth to the rumor that upon assuming the post
of Alumni LC, Rene Valdecantos ('63) will now be known as
Rene V. That smacks of royalty.
- Noe Tuason ('64) is Research Scientist at the Comprehensive
Cancer Center of the University of California, San Francisco.
He and his wife are based in San Leandro, CA. They recently
came as volunteers of a Medical mission of Northern California.
- Orthography is the bane of one brod. His name is always
misspelled. Former Human Rights Commissioner Hesi Mallillin's
name has two ll at both instances.
- Two Alphans have topped the bar as No. 1: Greg Castillo
(89.15% in 1957) and Henry Villarica (92.4% in 1971). The
highest bar grade attained by an Alphan was 94.3% by Brod
Raymundo Armovit, who ranked no. 4 in 1954.
Additional info (not included in the January 31 issue of
The Alphan Chronicle).
- Temi Rivera '65, is on leave from U.P. and holds the post
of Professor of International Relations, International Christian
University, Tokyo, Japan. He has proposed the establishment
of an endowment fund to provide undergraduate scholarships
in U.P. and, funds permitting, a professorial chair. To
kick-off the process, he promises to come up with a modest
contribution.
- Congratulations to Fred Clemente, on his recent wedding
to a young beauty from Bicol. This is one occasion when
we would not want to wish him "may you have many more!"
Fred continues to teach in UP, runs three development banks,
and holds court at the UP Tennis Courts (wherelse!). He
is now in the midst of completing the 7th serial issue of
his Book "In the Company of My God."
- Editor Nacpil, '63, is President of EDNAC Enterprises
in Paranaque which deals with a whole range of petroleum
technology products from waterproofing, rustproofing, to
building epoxy coatings, sports surfaces coatings, floorings,
etc. You name it….
- Nelson Navarro, from time to time, accepts important commissioned
editorial and writing projects of high professional standards.
Otherwise, he is living a quiet and fulfilled life in his
condo hide-out in one of the plush villages in Makati.
- Emil de Guzman, continues with his practice as immigration
lawyer in New York. His law office (3rd Floor, 319 Broadway,
New York, NY 10007) is strategically located - right across
the INS office!.
- After leaving a well-known computer university which he
helped to expand, Manny Abad, is now using his success formula
in turning the school which his wife, Agnes, pioneered --
the Asian Institute of Health Care - into the best of its
kind in this part of the world. For more information, visit
www.hospiceasia.org
- Egay Pajaro '63, owns and manages the Infinity Security
& Investigation Services, Inc. - with offices in Shaw
Blvd. Cor. Pioneer St., Pasig City. At any one time, he
has at least 800 security guards under his employ. No wonder,
brods feel very safe whenever they hang-out in "Zibibo",
a bar-restaurant (owned by Egay's son) located in Ruby St.,
Ortigas Center.
- Since Ismael Z. Villareal's retirement as Vice Chief of
Staff, AFP, a few years back, he has set-up a consultancy
firm, based in Antipolo, dealing with defense and security
studies, defense procurement, and business development.
Brod Ismael is also President of the U.P. MBA Society Alumni,
Inc.
- For your travel needs, come to Tripmart Travel Services,
owned and operated by Lou Dumlao, located at Cillben Commercial
Bldg, 467 Alabang Zapote Road, Las Pinas City, Tel 800-3693
and Fax 800-3694. (This is not a paid advertisement, but
any contribution to the APBAA will not be refused.)
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