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Inspiring Letters of Anybody Who Supports KIBAKA Movement

On this Page, we will feature those inspirational, ideal, worth reading and valuable letters sent by our Filipino community, KIBAKA Members and other concerned individuals stationed anywhere in the world and any Filipino/Person from different levels of life. These are those letters that could give some inspiration for the whole Filipino Community, and as well as to support KIBAKA Movement, in fulfillment of it’s MISSION for the Filipino and the Philippines.

Kung kayo ay may mga mahahalagang mensahe, suhestiyon, makabuluhang komento, ideya, opinion at iba pang bagay na makakatulong upang umunlad at mabago ang hindi kanais-nais na mga bagay na sumisira sa ating imahe at kabuhayan, ipadala po lamang sa aming email kibaka.canada@bellnet.ca o sulatan kami sa pamamagitan ng Online Message Form, Guestbook or Open Forum..

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Fr. Benigno P. Beltran SVD - April 5, 2003

"Please add my name to your list as President of the National Coalition for Urban Transformation. We have a Task Force on Good Government, and its objectives coincides with yours." Read More

Jesse Gregorio - The Independent Newspaper of the Filipino Community in New Zealand

"Hi Ed,Count us in. We’ll make sure this will be featured in our next issue and let our kababayans here in New Zealand be aware of your cause. Mabuhay kayong lahat. Jess Interim Editor"

Clint L Salazar - January 15, 2004

"Naniniwala po ako na dapat nating isulong ang kabuhayan ng ating mga kababayan at at ng ating mga mahal sa buhay upang maiwasan ang pagdami ng OFW. Hindi naman po masama ang maging isang OFW. Pero, hindi rin natin dapat kalimutan ang ating responsibilidad sa ating bayan, responsibilidad din nating mga Filipino na itaguyod at paunlarin ang ating ekonomiya di po ba?" Read More

RODEL RAMOS - Sent: March 3, 2003

"Hi Ed, It is an “Impossible dream” you are pursuing. But to positive minds, impossible dreams takes a little bit longer." Read More

Myrna del Monte - March 24, 2004

"I would like to be a part or of help in your movement Please let me know of anything that I could be of help. I would appreciate if you can tell me how to go about your Samahang Pang-Kabuhayan”. I am planning to go home this summer in Aug 04 – if I would be able to know something about it, maybe I could start when I get home." Read More

Elenita Nawrocki

Hello to fellow members; I would like to update you on my activity as a member of our organization. I received the package of information tht you sent me and I made copies of them so I can distribute them to the Filipino Association of Toledo, Ohio. I am also a member of this organization and I believe that his group of Filipinos will be willing to join us for a good cause. I will email gain later"

Mildred Forsyth - March 29,2004 10:50 PM

"Ang sitwasyon sa ating bansa seems hopeless at parang hindi na talagang makakaahon ang Pilipinas sa hirap. I love our country, ang Pilipino kahit mahirap lagging masaya at may ngiti sa pisngi palagi na bihira mong makikita sa ibang lahi. But other nations has lost respect in our government and that extend to the Filipino race. Some friends of mine, sent me the other week a copy of a hate letter for Filipinos by a radio announcer named ART BELL of Nevada. I was so “angry” with his degrading comments about Filipinos. We have to raise up our image and be respected again by other nations." Read More

Armando Adea - April 08, 2004

"Comments: Been waiting something like this to help and bring back the greatness of the pilipinos."

Jessica Magpayo - April 8, 2004

"Thank you for sending me Kibaka’s brochures. What can we do to fight corruption back home? Alam nating lahat na rampant ang lagay system sa Pilipinas pero kung may maitutulong tayo para sa ikabubuti ng Pilipinas l’m sure maraming mga Pilipino not just here in Canada but around the world, ang magkaka-isa para matulungan ang ating mga kamag-anak at kaibigan sa Pilipinas. Keep up the good work!"

Terry Olayta - April 25, 2004 8:46 AM

"THANK YOU ED . Your inputs are greatly appreciated. You have to forgive me for being unable to do much with this campaign due to limited time, but I certainly would like to continue working with you and getting more people get involved with our campaign. May I once more ask you to come down and join us and endorse your program in our meeting this I believe will be an opportunity to network. Kibaka has been recognized at talsik that campaigns and fight corruption in the philippines I have the list."

Leo Persigas Udtohan - Thursday 05/06/2004

Comments: IT IS TIME FOR A CHANGE. I am glad there is a website like this to promote our pakaPinoy..!

Emerito P. dela Cruz - 05’24/04

"Comments: glad to know that there are still people who are kind-hearted and loving and loyal to the country we call our own…our beloved Philippines. Nakikiisa ako sa inyong layunin.!"

Gregg Esquivel - Saturday 05/29/2004

Comments: “Green Revolution” ang pumapasok sa aking isipan, parang noong araw sa eskuwelahan, may mga garden/plots para pagyamanin….ngayon na ang tamang panahon para isakatuparan….Handa akong makiisa sa magandang layuning ito!

Brenda Clio Sison Writes Friday 06/25/2004

Comments: it is truly about time that “PATRIOTISM” for love of country and our people. Relatives and friends alike who are left behind to be given opportunities, know-how to be able to help themselves in this time and living life.

Wilfredo Santos - September 14, 2004

"Akin pong nabisita ang kibaka website at ako po ay naging interesado sa inyong organisasyon. Nais ko rin po sanang maging tulay para makatulong sa ating mga kababayang mahihirap sa Mariveles, Bataan tulad ng inyong layunin. Maraming salamat po at Mabuhay po kayo!!" Read More

Roberto P. Jalandoni

Comments: Yes, now is the time for all Filipinos everywhere to unite and do something, no matter how little, for their country and people. Tomorrow may just be too late. We cannot afford to be further left behind. We must all work together, call or write our leaders and make them feel we care and would like to contribute and help in any way we can. God bless the Philippines!

Grace Padua - September 8, 2004 7:47 AM

"Hi everybody, I read the attachment about “Awareness”. I had an experience about “Backyard Gardening” that I introduced to the community during my first year of teaching in a remote barangay in the Philippines in 1968. It was successful because our Division Superintendent came to visit the small barangay to see it first hand. I was not able to continue that project when I was transferred to my home place. What I can suggest is that a special project coordinator should handle this by coordinating with the school officials in every barangay. I know this will work. I hope I can attend the meeting on October 17."

Frence Boiser - September 21,2004 at 22:13:45

"Philippines cannot hardly accommodate a bigger population percent to the ratio of doctors and nurses just because they continue to seek for the greener pasture. I fear that time will come, no nurses and doctors can be seen on those needy areas." Read More

Susie Abenojar-Barbeiri - September 28, 2004

"Comments: Kudos to all of you who initiated this website. I am so happy to find out that there is an existing group that tries to encourage us to move and do something for our beloved Philippines. Thank you ever so much. I hope a lot of people will join in this noble cause. Mabuhay ang Pilipino! Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!"

LIA B EUGENIO Re-Integration Movement-Japan
PASTORAL CENTER FOR MIGRANTS - November 6,2004

143 Shimo Hirama Saiwai-ku
Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa-ken 212-0053
ideacenter1997@yahoo,com
Tel # 044-549-7670 Fax # 044-549-7679

"Mga kapatid, maraming salamat sa pakikibahagi ninyo sa maliliit na pagkilos na ito. Bilang Over-All Coordinator ng Kilusang Re-integrasyon sa Japan talaga akong natutuwa dahil may isang grupo na katulad ng KIBAKA na nagbibigay dugtong para magka-ugnayan tayong lahat. Lapat na lapat ang aming adhikain sa kampanya ng KIBAKA ukol sa pagtatanim at paghahayupan sa bakuran dahil ang pananaw na ito ay aming binibigyan diin sa bawat mga workshop at meeting. " Read More

Marina Radovan - December 3, 2004 8:45 PM

"MARAMING DAPAT BAGUHIN SA ATTITUDE NG MGA PILIPINO, AT PAG YAN AY NAGAWA, MAARING MAGBAGO ANG PAMUMUHAY NG ATING MGA KABABAYAN. ANG PAGBABAGO AY DI NAGSISIMULA SA BITUKA, YAN AY DAPAT SA PAG IISIP AT SA PUSO. TOTOO, WALANG NAKAKAPAG ISIP KUNG GUTOM... PERO YAN AY PANSAMANTALANG LUNAS... ANG MAY TOTOO... WALANG TAONG MAY ISIP AT TAMANG PANANAW SA BUHAY ANG NAGUGUTOM. " Read More

KIBAKA Webmaster/Member - Vanie B. - December 12, 2004

" Lahat ng TAO, mayaman (may pera) o mahirap (walang pera), may pinag-aralan o wala, bata man o matanda, may kapansanan o wala, ordinaryong mamamayan man o may katungkulan, iba-iba man ang ating salita o relihiyon AY MAYROONG MAGAGAWA upang ang ating bansa ay MABAGO tungo sa mas MABUTI, MASAGANA at MAAYOS na pamumuhay para sa ating mga KABATAAN at BANSA. " Read More

Don Flordeliza Jr. - The Makati Business Forum - December 14, 2004

"Thanks for the info. Allow us to browse over the materials. We will endeavor to discuss them in our forum whenever situation warrants. We will also look into your schedule of priorities and see if we can get synched with you. More power!"

Let us face the issues that affect our nation...We invite noted individuals, civil society and business leaders and ranking government officials to share their views, opinions and expertise on matters affecting their respective sectors and the entire country. The Forum also serves as an avenue where policy issues between the government and the business sector can be clarified and their partnership further strengthened for the good of our country. - The Makati Business Forum.tk

Joseph Midar C. Nepomuceno, PROFESSIONAL MARKETING & CONSULTING SERVICES, INC. , Managing Consultant. - December 19, 2004

"It is admirable that KIBAKA has its own website. Nevertheless, KIBAKA can increase its "reach" to potential members from Filipino migrants, OFWs, and locals by setting up a group at Yahoo Groups: the logical name - KIBAKA@yahoogroups.com"

Susie Barbieri - January 23, 2005

Dear Kibaka, Thanks to your encouragements. I have already talked to my family and I am currently helping my brother put up a a small nipa hut in the middle of the field in which it has never been utilized for ages. In there, my brother will plant vegetable around, plant fruit bearing trees and raise chicken and goats. This will enable him to provide food for his family without counting much help from us once this project will be established. Hope this will encourage others living abroad to help the family left in the Philippines. It's not easy but with patience, we'll make it.

Susie Barbieri - January 24, 2005

Thank you so much for your help. So far, we are in the stage of constructing the Nipa hut and we are fencing the property with the cyclone wire. The ipil ipil is a good idea. But I was thinking of a bougainvilla of different colors. What about that? There's about more than a thousand square meters of the land area. We have put up a water pump already. I think, in about two months time, if everyhting goes fine, the Nipa hut should be finished. Then we will start the project in vegetable planting and animal raising. I will certainly get in touch with you for info and assistance.

Cita Borromeo-Garcia - Lawyer and a Corporate Secretary Officer of several non-profit organizations such as Religious foundations (www.milsaint.org) - February 3, 2005

Why Join Us: I wouldlike to help our country. I am the corporate secretary of several foundations, mostly religious, but also a foundation organized by the descendants of our national heroes. I fell duty bound to help our country in any way possible. I would like to encourage you to proceed with your objectives, help our country in times when there is very little hope for the poor, for the marginalized and the distressed because of the leadership. Many of our leaders are nothing but businessmen who converts government and country into business ventures. I will pray for your success, if there is anything we can do here, please let us share.

Karl Leach - February 3, 2005
from Bossier City, Louisiana, United States

Yes, I searched for Bulacan to find where my friend lives. Your site popped up on the list, so I looked at it. I read the two open letters. They gave me a feeling of hope for the Philippines. Don"t know what I can do here in Louisiana other than be a "supportive internet friend" to the person I know on Bulacan. God bless you all. Sincerely, Karl W. Leach

Joan Arellano - February 22, 2005 Village Diliman Quezon City

VP- ADVANSPROMOS

Pledges to arouse, organize and mobilize thousands of Filipino's to rise up for what they believe is right that will enable our country built its own reputations. Message For Us: Hello every one I found your website really nice that I even promote it to my friends... keep up the good work! Because I am

sure that a lot of people appreciate your work and your ideals. All I can say is that, you inspire all of us to become better. Very Inspiring.. Thank you again.

Larimarr Tia - March 7, 2005

Web Developer - Member Rotary Club International Hong Kong

I'm working with a HK company, and most of the time I am in HK, I get the chance to witness the everyday lives of the Filipinos there, from DH to waitresses and waiters, to bar girls. It is really strange to see some of them, who are college graduates in our country, but decided to take those jobs. But what is strange even more, is that they seem to be happy doing them. And that is obviously because of the income, for how can you actually earn the much even if you work your heart out in our home country? Why is it that in other countries, even ordinary citizens make it big, while in ours, only the government officials, the chinese businessmen, and the current rich ones are the ones who get even richer? There is obviously something wrong with our government. And surely we citizens have plenty of work to be done  because the govenment keeps ignoring them.

I' m goin home this coming month of MAy, hndi muna ako babalik d2 sa abroad, i want to have a simple life with my family. napag isip isip ko na sumali d2 sa KIBAKA coz i like ur goals & objectives here. when i get home,i'd like to continue serving our country.  Keep it up guys! MAbuhay ang pilipino!

FROM A MEMBER OF KIBAKA IN NEW YORK

Because KIBAKA does not have any ELECTED Officers

Every bonafide members can act as its officer.

A Member formed a CHAPTER of his own in New York

This was his letter to Central Office, Kibaka in Toronto

Young concerned Filipino intellectuals and professionals

to meet in a New York Forum for Change

It is heartening to hear some of them

voicing a stake now, for truly, the future is theirs to claim. [read more]

Nestor De Guzman - Malaysia

Master Chef

Hello to all members,  !!! 

I'm thankful that the heirarchy of KIBAKA - CANADA is reaching out to our senators and congressmen. But this is not enough. Many things should still be done yet. My short comments are the following: please read below -

Diligence and frugality should be practised first by our elected government leaders in running the day-to-day affairs of our country and all the state-owned, co-operatives and other enterprises. The principle of diligence and frugality should be observed in everything. This principle of economy is one of the basic principles of socialist economics. Our government should forget that economics of borrowing which they say is they learned from Harvard.

Our country was once the second largest economy in Asia, second only to Japan, but now, she is second again...but in the most corrupt now, here in Asia, if not the whole world. We are very poor now - sigh!. It will take several decades to make the Philippines prosperous again. Even then we will still have to observe the principle of diligence and frugality. But it is in the present stages that we must particularly advocate diligence and frugality and must pay special attention to the economy.

Wherever we happen to be, we must treasure our manpower and material resources, and must not take a short view and indulge in wastefulness and extravagance. One of the wasteful expenditures of our government is in its efforts of doing battles. When doing battle, it didn't seek a quick victory. It engages in a protracted battle, wishfully thinking that it is giving enough time for the enemy to come out and talk for a truce, this engagements will blunt brave minds and dampen ardor. If you want to see the real scenario, look no further, go to Mindanao.

If our armed forces is exposed to a prolonged campaign, the nation's resources will not suffice. When weapons are blunted, and ardor dampened, strength exhausted, and resources depleted, the neighboring rulers of other countries will take advantage of these complications. Then even the wisest of counsels would not be able to avert the consequences that must ensue. 

I have heard of military campaigns that were clumsy but swift, but I have never seen military campaigns that were skilled but prolonged. No nation has ever benefited from prolonged warfare. Therefore, if one is not fully cognizant of the dangers inherent in doing battle, one cannot fully know the benefits of doing battle. Those skilled in doing battle do not raise troops twice, or transport provisions three times. They take equipments from home but they take provisions from the enemy.That must be our government's strategy. Then the army will be sufficient in both equipments and provisions. Our nation can be impoverished by the army when it has to supply the army at great distances. When provisions are transported at a great distances, the citizens will be impoverished. Those in proximity to the army will sell goods at high prices. When goods are expensive, the citizens' wealth will be exhausted. When their wealth is exhausted, the peasantry will be afflicted with increased taxes. When all strength has been exhausted and resources depleted, because of that internal conflict, our armed forces will become powerless to repeal an external threat of invasion.

So, where do you think we are going from here - aren't these the very wastefulness that cause  our miseries?  We are depleting the wealth and resources of our nation and the government raise higher taxation from the people, the masses. And sooner, our government will be giving away another US$12,000,000.00 to the Iraqi militants; just wait and see. Our government has just shown to those kidnappers that pinoys are the most lucrative target of kidnap-for-ransom terrorists. No wonder, we are the laughingstock of the world. Tawa naman kayo diyan, kala nyo seryoso na ako !!!

But count me in, in your membership.

Nestor

Dennis G. Dave - March 24, 2005

Sr. Assistant Planner - City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan

Ruben Pacquing - March 29, 2005

Industrial Electrician - Toronto Canada

Marion Tarce  May 25, 2005

Lani Lazar - May 18, 2005  

Hello KIBAKA members,

I would like to know if it is possible that you conduct a conference here in Toledo in the future or maybe this Summer. I am a member of KIBAKA and I had sent flyers before in one of the get-togethers of Filipinos here in Toledo , but i still think that people will get more involve if there are representatives who will take time to talk to our fellow Filipinos here in Toledo . 

I was thinking of talking to our FAT (Filipino Assc. of Toledo) president Mr. Ramon Taroy, to organize a symposium that will give us an opportunity to present the goals and aspirations of KIBAKA.  

Sincerely,

Elenita Nawrocki - KIBAKA Member

Stautzenberger College-Instructor

Toledo , OH 43614

Robert Baltazar  April 18, 2005 9:02 PM
 

Benny S. Repecia - Operations Manager

Email: bsresoecia@yahoo.com July 5, 2005

 – I am one of thousands if not millions of Pinoy migrant workers

Who wants to contribiute in one way or another to our beloved country.

Keep up the good works and please email me your mission and vision

Marvin & Arlene Leonardo

Email: mpleonardo@canada.com June 8, 2005 

– Your idea is achievable. The concept is simple and  practical

Currently. The Philippines has around US$Billion debts and counting. How

can this movement help the country pay its debt?

Marsha Mendoza –

Email: shawie_m2004@yahoo.com July 15, 2005 

– I am very much interested. Ako po ay labis na interesado sa

Inyong grupo, marami po akong nais malaman tungkol sa inyong programa.

Ano po ang maitutulong ko o maibo-boluntaryo kp bilang isang mamamayan.

Marami pong salamat, sana ay matugunan ninyo ako ng pansin.

July 21, 2005 – Ako po ay labis na natutuwa ng akoy’ makatangap ny sulat

Galling sa inyo kaninang umaga. Sa kabila po ng aking pagka-tuwa, ako po

ay nag-iisip kung paano ko sisimulan at saan. Ito po ay napaka-gandang

programa at nais ko pong makatulong at mag0boluntaryo na ako mismo ang

magtuturo sa mga nag-aaral na high school at elementary students, dahil ako

po ay malapit sa mga Punong-guro sa mga eskuwelahan. Ako po ay makiki-pag-usap sa kanila at sisikapin ko din pong makipag-usap sa mga Punong Barangay

naming. Nais ko rin pong humingi ng tulong sa inyo dahil hindi po sapat ang aking

kaalaman sa ganitong kilusan. Sana po ay magkaroon tayo ng bukas na ugnayan

sa mga oras na ako ay may mga katanungan.Labis po ang kagustuhan ko na muling

manumbalik ang ganda n gaming baryo dahil akin pong natatandaan noong ako ay bata pa, na halos sa mga pananim kami umaasa. Ngayon po ay halos katamaran na

ang nakikita ko sa mga bagong sibol na Kabataan sa aming lugar. Gusto ko din po

na magtayo ng grupo ng Kabataan sa pamamagitan ng inyong programa. Maraming salamat po at inilakip ko sa sulat kong ito ang pangalan ng aking kapatid para makasali din pos a inyong programa. Siya po si PONCIANO MENDOZA JR., #89 San Isidro, Lubao, Pampanga 2005.

Maria Eliza Pabillore – Government Employee

Email: epabillore@websprinter.net

July 14, 2005 - I want to join the cause for honest government service

Jun Borja – Validation Engineer

Email: jtborjajr@yahoo.com

July 17, 2005 - To help our country to be a great nation again.

Mike Flores – Management

Email: myke_010@yahoo.com

July 19, 2005 - To communicate and to participate on their activities.

Good job guys, keep it up!

Levie (Doming) Alamis

Email: entreform@yahoo.com

July 23, 2005 - Mainit na Pagbati KIBAKA. Nagpapasalamat ako sa

inyong pagtanggap sa akin upang maging KIBAKA Member.

Gayundin, mainit kong tinatanggap ang inyong imbitasyon na tumayo

na KIBAKA CHAPTER CHAIRMAN para sa area ng Pandacan, Manila.

Ipapaabot ko sa inyo ang “Plan of Action” na aking ilalapat para sa layuning

Ipamahagi ang mensahe ng KIBAKA saadhikain nito para sa katiwasayan at

Pg-unlad n gating KIBAKA sa atin mismong bayan.

Muli, MABUHAY KAYO KIBAKANG PILIPINO SA BUONG MUNDO!

Jojo Ocampo – Financial Services

Email: ej_ocampo@sbcglobal.net

August 29, 2005 – I believe that the Mission and Visions of KIBAKA will

Change the way of life our brothers and sisters in the Philippines and help

Uplift their living conditions thru self-help programs with the help and

Direction of KIBAKA.

Keep up the good work and I know you are headed to a right direction. Good Job.

Julio Velasco Verzo – Maintenance Technician

Email: juleeverzo@yahoo.com

September 1. 2005 - Decided to join cause I am willing to gain knowledge about green revolution, animal raising or other ways to established a livestock business organization.

Thank you for having this website in the Internet. This is a big chance and an

Opportunity for me to fulfill my dream. I am a Bachelor Graduate of Agriculture and Forestry.

Carmencita A. Mercadejas, September 5, 2005 

Advertising Executive

Email: emcashads@yahoo.com

Naipaabot sa akin ni Bro. Levie Alamis and napakagandang layunin ng inyong organisayon. Isa akong actibong lider pang-kuminidad sa ika-6 na Distrito ng Maynila at tumatayong Manila Head ng Chinese Filipino Humancare Foundation, Inc.. Si Bro. Levie ay kapatid ko na ngayon ay nanirahan na sa Quezon City. Kaya sa akin niya pinangasiwa ang buong Maynila para ipalaganap ang NAPAKAGANDANG ADHIKAIN NG KIBAKA. Karangalan kong maging kabahagi ng pagsisimula ng isang makabuluhang pagpapasulong sa kabuhayan at katahimikan n gating Inang Bayan. MABUHAY ANG KIBAKA-MABUHAY ANG LABAN SA KORUPSYON!

Isang napakagandang adhikain ang inyong ipinaaabot sa sambayanang Pilipino sa buong daigdig at sa atin mismong bayan. Higit pa ninyong aktibong gampananang mahirap ngunit makabuluhang gawaing inyong sinimulan. Maliban sa pagbibigay ng binhi, sana ay samahan na rin natin ng mga paso at pataba dulot ng kawalan ng pagsisimulan ng mga kapatid nating maralita sa kahabaan ng riles ng tren (squatters) na siyang pangunahing nangangailangan ng masidhing tulong buhat sa atin. Marami sa kanila ang sumasala na sa oras ng pagkain dulot ng din a sumasapat ang maliitnilang kinikita. Marami sa kanila na ang hanap-buhay ay paglalako ng paninda, bote at dyaryo, driver at iba pang tunay na maliit ang kinikita. Sana ay magawa ninyong matulungan kaming maparami an gating manual, flyers at brochures upang magamit naming sa planong konsultahang bayan na gaganapin sa mga barangay matapos na makumpirma ninyo ang aking pagsapi. Asahan ninyo ang ating taus pusong pagkilos para sa ikabubuti ng ating bayan.

Ramon Serrano,September 9, 2005

OFW in Saudi Arabia 

Email: mon0818@yahoo.com

To be part of the movement for the sake of Filipino kids, our people and the motherland.

EULOGIO DELA CRUZ SINGH, Mechanical engineer

Email address: elysingh@surfside.net.ph

Maraming nagugutom ditto sa Pinas dahil di nila alam na pwede palang sa Paso mangaling ang napaka-mahal na gulay sa palengke.  Walang makatutulong sa Pilipino kungdi Pilipino rin. “ SANA HUWAG  KAYONG MAGSA-SAWANG TUMULONG”  

Malugod ko pong tinatanggap ang iniaalok nyong tungkulin sa akin

 bilang "KIBAKA CHAPTER CAHIRMAN" pansamantala.

"PANSAMANTALA" Sapagkat kung kayo ay makakukuha nang mas

karapatdapat sa katungkulang ito, ay masaya ko pong ibibigay

ang nasasabing tungkuling.

Ako ko ay isang buwan nang nagsimulamg magtanin ng gulay sa paso.

(kamatis, talong at siling labuyo,siling palay at siling amerikano)

Sa ngayon ang aking mga kamatis ay namumulaklak na.

Nakita ko na mas madaling alagaan ang mga gulay kaysa palamuting halaman

(orchids) na kasiyahan lamang ng mata ang maibibigay sa iyo.

Kamakailan ay habang ako ay nagmamaneho, ay narinig ko

sa radio (Sabado mga ala singko DZMM programang Pangkabuhayan)

Mayroong taonng kasama si Mr. Tabing may alam tungkol sa Gulayan sa Paso.

Siya raw ay makikita sa gawing Kamias Rd. Q.C. Hindi ko nakuha ang kanyang

telepono sa dahilang napakabilis ng pagkakasabi.

Sa hangad kong makausap ang taong iyon upang makukuha ng ilang pang

impormasion tungkol sa Gulay sa Paso, ako ay nag hanap sa internet.

Doon ko natagpuan ang KIBAKA.

Ako po ay may munting kahilingan sa SAMAHANG KIBAKA,

sana po ay isa-tagalog ang "WHAT ARE THE PROPOSED FUTURE PLANS OF KIBAKA".

Mabilis pong at siguradong maiintindahan nang ating mga kababayan na nasa

bario ang ating mga plano at adhikain ng SAMAHANG KIBAKA.

Sa aking karanasan, kung may banyagang salitang nakikita ang ilang

kababayan natin na kapos sa aral, sila'y umi-iwas na at hindi nakikisama.

Maraming salamat po.

Eulogio dela Cruz Singh

Glenn M. Romitman, Electrical Engineer

Email address: gm-romitman@yahoo.com

September 13, 2005

Comments: I have been an active youth leader during my college days in

promoting voluntary services in our community. After finishing college, I

have to start a new challenge for myself in establishing my profession,

But still it is always in my mind to serve my country and that is “patriotism”.

Now that I have myself established in my profession, I want to pursue the

Principles that I believe. Serving my country with pride and dedication. When

I found your website, I was challenge to pursue my goals in serving my country

by becoming a member of this group.

Message: If you will accept me to become a bonafide member of KIBAKA,

I will commit myself to be part in achieving the goals and objectives of the

Organization by voluntary and actively participate in disseminating the

information drive towards change, starting from my family, relatives, friends

up to my bound of reach. Hopefully I can start promoting the campaign in

Iligan City by the time I go home.

LEVIE B. ALAMIS

September 26, 2005