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Message from our Founder & Charter President

25 October, 2008 Dear Fellow Jaycees, Congratulations!! It is with great honor and privilege that I wish The Philippine –New York Jaycees a Happy Anniver-sary on its 45th year of living up to the Jaycee Creed! I remember the hardships all the early members en-dured in putting up the only Philippine Chapter of the Jaycees outside the country. The trial of setting up the world’s first Jaycee chapter based on ethnicity is some-thing all of remember with fondness—the camaraderie and friendship among Fili-pinos in a foreign land, along with the joy of serving those in need can never be re-placed. I have been kept informed of the many worthwhile activities and accomplishments of the chapter and its members in the years since leaving New York and I am proud of what the chapter and its members have become. All of your truly lived up the highest expectations of being a Jaycee and being a Filipino. Again, please accept my warmest congratulations and best regards to one and all. Jayceely yours, Ernesto L. Pilares JCI Senator # 7077 Founder and Chapter President Philippine-New York

A link to our past….A Gateway to our Future

Dear Fellow Jaycees and Distinguished Guests

On behalf of the 45th Anniversary Gala committee members, the Senators, members and officers

of the Philippine New York Junior Chamber, we are delighted to welcome each and every one of you to

our celebration. The chapter has endured many challenges throughout the years but we have been

maintained our legacy of leadership and excellence as we continue to pass along our lessons to each

succeeding generations of Jaycees.

This year is especially poignant since we were able to get in touch with our Founder/Charter

President JCI Sen. Ernesto Pilares (originally of the Capitol Jaycees in Quezon City, Philippines). He

shared some insight of that first Installation Banquet held on July 20, 1963 at the International House at

Columbia University. The guest speaker was the Philippine Ambassador to the United States,

Ambassador Amelito R. Mutuc. Al Helo was the New York State President who presented the

Charter to the chapter. Some of the very special guests included the Philippine Consul General

Bartolome Umayan and Officers and Members of the YMBT (*ew York City Jaycees chapter).

In 2002, we held an Installation Banquet here at Leonard’s. Today our celebration comes full

circle as we return to Leonard’s for an even bigger celebration. We are honored to have Philippine

Ambassador to the United Nations – Ambassador Hilario Davide, Consul General Cecille Rebong,

and Deputy Consul General Melita Sta. Maria Thomeczek to represent the Philippine Government.

From the Junior Chamber we are joined by *ational Vice President David Pond from South Dakota,

2006 Missouri JCI Senate President Dennis Kramer, Past State Presidents Scott Kingsley, Rollie

Balanza, Richard Rillera and Jesse Arteche. We are also excited to have 2008 *YS President

Shonda Ranson, 2009 President-elect Stephanie Kingsley , JC Kim Lambert and NYS Community

Devt VP David Stern along with members of the State and Region South. Not only are we giving

special recognition to community and corporate partners and presenting four lifetime awards but we are

also blessed to have two charter members to share with us their memories of 1963.

We hope you all enjoy the celebration today as we create long lasting memories to carry us

forward to the next 45 years. Thank you to all of you for your support.

In Jaycee Service,

Deputy Consul General Victor de Leon

Melita Sta. Maria Thomeczek 2008 President

Honorary Chair Honorary Chair

JCI Sen. Jocelyn Bernal JCI Sen. Antero Martinez

Overall Chair Overall Co-Chair

Congratulations to the Philippine New York Jaycees on their 45

th Anniversary. I will always cherish the memories of our visits to

New York City and the hospitality shown to us by the Philippine New York Jaycees. My wife Kathy and I still value the friendships developed during those years and you will always hold a special place in our hearts. There have been Jaycee chapters come and go over the last 45 years but the professionalism, determination and energy of the Philippine NYC Junior Chamber has persevered. You can be truly proud of your accomplishments. Congratulations. Mike Ricketts Past President, New York State Jaycees

Congratulations and Best Wishes

2008 Officers, Directors and Members of

The Philippine-*ew York Jaycees, Inc.

On its 45th Founding Anniversary.

and to all the awardess of the JCI Senatorship,

USJC Ambassadorship and *Y State Governorship

From the Tieng Family

Joseph Virtudes Tieng, MBA MBA NYU 1962, BSC San Beda College 1958 Magna Cum Laude

Co-Founder, Charter Member. Past President (1967-68)

Fortunata Tan Tieng, MD Cebu Institute of Medicine

Joseph John Tieng Phil-NY Jaycees, Member

CAS NYU 2000, MBA Georgetown University 2009

Arlene Tan Tieng, MD Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yeshiva University 2005

CAS NYU 2001, Magna Cum Laude James Francis Tieng

Bergen Catholic High School 2000, Valedictorian

AB Economics and Finance, Princeton University 2000

MBA Harvard Business School 2010

CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHES TO THE PHIL-NY JAYCEES SENATE GROUP,

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS HAPPY 45TH ANNIVERSARY

RAUL S. ESTRELLADO PRESIDENT, PIDCI 2008

RECIPIENT OF THE 2006 PRESIDENTIAL AWARD OF HONOR

(PHIL-NY JAYCEES)

SPECIAL SHOUT OUT TO PAST PRESIDENTS AND LIFETIME AWARDEES

VIVIAN VELASCO, NER MARTINEZ, JOCELYN BERNAL & GEORGE DACO

THANK YOU JAYCEES FOR ALL YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!!! Indeed… SERVICE TO HUMANITY IS THE BEST WORK OF LIFE.

PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE DAY COUNCIL, INC www.pidci.org

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The Officers andMembers of The Officers andMembers of The Officers andMembers of The Officers andMembers of

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More power and More power and More power and More power and

here’s to another 45 years.here’s to another 45 years.here’s to another 45 years.here’s to another 45 years.

JCIJCIJCIJCI Sen. Dave Armesto, MD Sen. Dave Armesto, MD Sen. Dave Armesto, MD Sen. Dave Armesto, MD

October 25, 2008

To: The Philippine *ew York Junior

Chamber (Jaycees), Inc.

CO*GRATULATIO*S FOR THE

CELEBRATIO* OF OUR CHAPTER’S 45TH

A**IVERSARY. MORE POWER TO THE

OFFICERS A*D MEMBERS OF THIS *OBLE

ORGA*IZATIO*.

MY WIFE MIRIAM A*D DAUGHTER

ARMAI*E A*D MYSELF ARE EXTE*DI*G

TO ALL OF YOU OUR BEST WISHES FOR

THIS MEMORABLE OCCASIO*.

ARMA*D DE CASTRO

PAST PRESIDE*T-1982

USJC AMBASSADOR (1983)

The Philippine-New York Junior Chamber Chapter History

Why is the Philippine-New York Jaycees Chapter specifically mentioned in the Jaycee bible as “Young Men Can Change the World”? Because our Chapter was the first ethnic chapter in the world. Yes, these young Filipino-Americans changed and continue to change the world. It took two years of debates in the highest levels of the United States Junior Chamber of Com-merce (USJCC) and Junior Chamber International (JCI) to secure our charter. Back then, Jay-cees were formed only on the basis of well-defined geographical boundaries. It was then such a revolutionary idea. Thus, right at the beginning, we made history and continue to do so. Our Chapter was founded by a group of idealistic young men in the 60’s to serve the social and civic needs of the then fledgling Filipino-American community. The same idealism was handed down from past Jaycee generations to the present. From Ernie Pilares, the 1963 Char-ter President, to Max Madridejos, Jr. who incorporated us in 1972 to Sergio Estrada and Mario Labot, who spearheaded the admission of women members to Elizabeth Sevilla who became our first female Chapter President in 1991, finally to President Krizteen Dulay, who became the first to win as Outstanding Metro Chapter President of the Eastern USA. The chapter was recognized by USJC as 8th place in the National Parade of Chapters (mid-year 2002) and Metro East Chapter of the Year. Before, we sporadically won state awards for individual pro-jects. The mantle of leadership has been passed on with an abiding sense of enthusiasm and commitment. The Jaycee Creed, which represents our common belief in the common good-ness and inherent abilities in each individual, has successfully thrived in the hearts and minds of the Philippine-New York Jaycees’ officers and members. A few events mark our Chapter. The first was our newsletter (ethnically named in 1975) “Tambuli,” which continues to chronicle our Chapter adventures. The second is our ability to change with the times (we were among the first chapters to admit women members.) The third is our common desire to succeed which is the hallmark of strangers in a strange land. Our first formally recognized achievement as a Chapter came in 1989. Under the leadership of Rollie Balanza (a Don Cavalli awardee as New York State’s local President of the Year), we were named Chapter of the Year by New York State Jaycees. Richard Rillera (also a Don Cavalli awardee) and Jesse Arteche repeated the same feat in 1990 and 1992. Both were named Charles Kulp Awardees for being among the best of chapter presidents in the nation. From 1989 to the present, we have been consistently named among the best ten chapters in the state. Balanza also won the single honor of being the first Filipino-American President of a state organization. Rillera and Arteche were subsequently elected to the presidency of the New York State Jaycees. Arteche while serving as New York State Vice President under Presi-dent Nick Trvobich, received the Steve Little Award as one of 10 outstanding Membership VPs in the nation. Rillera raised the notch further as the first Filipino-American U.S. Junior Cham-ber of Commerce National Vice President and Junior Chamber International Vice President. Additionally, Jocelyn Bernal served as the International Affairs Vice President, Elizabeth Sevilla as Management Development Vice President of the New York State Jaycees and Rollie Balanza as Membership Services Vice President. The Philippine New York Jaycees was recog-nized as Chapter of the Year in New York State under the leadership of Richard Aguinaldo, 1998 President and Don Cavalli awardee. Roselyn Barranda, 2000 President, was awarded the Presidential Award of Honor by the United States

Junior Chamber of Commerce. These honors accorded to our Chapter represent our out-standing leadership and Chapter achievements through the years. We are proud to pioneer and continue to run projects beneficial to our members and commu-nity needs. We helped run the New York City Marathon by giving out water to the runners. We welcomed the Democrats to their 1976 national convention. We organized and orchestrated the celebration of Filipino culture at Lincoln Center. We started the bowling, basketball and softball leagues. We continue to organize health fairs in the community. We started family picnics, white water rafting trips, and career development workshops. We honor excellent community leaders (Distinguished Service Award), conduct seminars for the youth through leadership excellence program (CLEWs), and Outstanding Young New Yorker (OYNY) programs, support city and state programs (voters registration, recycling campaigns, census and immi-gration forums), raise funds for local, national and international groups benefiting among the others – street children we are sending to school (Aksyon Agad), the Amerasian children (Operation Giftlift), calamity victims (Walkathon) in the Philippines, International Child Care Center, Our Lady of Peace Mission, and most recently, the World Trade Center Relief Fund. We propagated the Jaycee movement in the metropolitan New York area. We helped form the New York Korean chapter, Brooklyn, New York Japan, Flatlands, Chinese-New York, Bangla-desh-American, Staten Island, Rockland, Hudson, Yonkers, Chinatown, Bedford Stuyvesant chapters, the African-American chapter, the New York City chapter, and most recently the Hispanic chapter. The election of our members as state vice presidents include (Rollie Balanza, Elizabeth Sevilla and Jocelyn Bernal), regional directors (Ben Vasquez, Rollie Balanza, Richard Rillera, Jesse Arteche, Rene Goicochea (first non-Filipino President of the Chapter) and Thomas Panzone), and district directors (Sergs Estrada, Lynette Matriano, Jocelyn Bernal, Ner Martinez, and George Daco) attest to the trust the New York State Jay-cees has in our leadership in the state, as well as the region. To date, we are the only young group in the community devoted to leadership training of our members and the community through Speak-Up, Financial Management, Personal Dynam-ics, Public Relations, Communication Dynamics, Team Building Skills, Time Management, Write-Ups and numerous community projects. The organization of choice for young men and women from 18 to 40 years of age, our Chapter has turned out Filipino-Americans who went on to become leaders in their own areas of ex-pertise and organizations. We are proud of the Philippine New York Jaycees. To whoever reads this history and whose idealism continue to seek direction and purpose and a Creed to live by, come and be a part of the continuing legacy of leadership and excellence.

The Jaycee Creed

We believe....

That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life

That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations

That economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise

That government should be of laws rather than of men

That earth's great treasure lies in human personality

And that service to humanity is the best work of life.

Flavio Gruezo

Carmelito Francisco

Max Madridejos, Jr.

Albino Varquez

Federico Cabahug

Sergio Estrada

David Armesto, M.D.

Herminio Belizario

Ernesto Bella, M.D.

Mario Labot

Tomasito Lazaro

Rollie Balanza

Jean Cua

Leonard Camacho

Clemence Castillo

Efren Mapa

Jaime Mapa

Richard Rillera

J. Antonio Arteche

Jocelyn Bernal

Antero Martinez

Penn Baluyot

Cristina Ramos

Lorii Abela

Tony Figueroa

Jun Florentino

Sonny Ramirez

Armand De Castro, CPA

Steven Elias, Esq.

Sergio Estrada

Richard Rillera

Jocelyn Bernal

Antero Martinez

George Daco

Rene Goicochea

Richard Aguinaldo

Sergio Estrada

Elizabeth Sevilla, CLU, ChFc

Mary Anne Soriano

Richard Rillera

J. Antonio Arteche

Rollie Balanza

Antero Martinez

Jocelyn Bernal

Juliet Rillera

Krizteen Dulay

Willi Gamboa

George Daco

Vivian Velasco

Christina Corcuera

Gary Abasolo

The Philippine-New York Junior Chamber Lifetime Achievement Awardees

Junior Chamber International Senators

United States Junior Chamber Ambassadors

New York State Junior Chamber Governors

Past Chapter Presidents Ernesto Pilarez Joseph Libunao

Bonifacio Calayag Alfredo Elcazar Joseph Tieng

Oscar Montesa Leo Dioso, Jr.

Bobby Esperancilla Frank Mamaril

Max Madridejos, Jr. Ernesto Bella

Albino Varquez Herminio Belizario

Sergio Estrada Mario Labot

Rodolfo Mercado Jaime Mapa

Hercules Lee Castillo Armand De Castro

Delfin Balili Fredirico Cabahug Emil de Guzman

Carmelito Francisco Thomas Choy

Rolando Balanza Richard Rillera

Elizabeth Sevilla Jesse Arteche

Rene Goichochea Antero Martinez

Nicanor Luna Jocelyn Bernal George Daco

Maria Salubayba Richard Aguinaldo Roselyn Barranda Thomas Panzone

Krizteen Elizabeth Dulay Willi Gamboa

Catherine Romualdez Christina Corcuera

Vivian Velasco Gary Abasolo

Victor de Leon

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Richard Aguinaldo Aprille Piamonte-Aquino

Giselle Aranda Zultan Bermudez Jocelyn Bernal Paul Buenafe Vicky Chang

Hector Concepcion Krizteen Dulay-Concepcion

Christina Corcuera Almor Dayoan

Elaine Magalona-Dayoan Arnold de Jesus Victor de Leon

Carmecita-Mia Fulgado Michael Galdieri Willi Gamboa

Reyangelo Honrade Jose Inigo Jalandoni

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Florina Monroy Jenny Nam Arnil Neri

Edwin Ochoa Bernadette Olimpo

Tom Panzone Debbie Anne Pascual

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Congratulations to the Philippine-New York Jaycees

on your 45th Anniversary!

JCI Pateros Balut

2008 Board of Directors headed by President Janice Nacional

We salute all the members of

The Philippine *ew York Junior Chamber (Jaycees), Inc.!

Congratulations to Jocelyn Bernal JCI Senator # 64518

USJC Ambassador #3777

*YSJC Gov # 235

JCI Exec Assistant-Area C(1999)

USJC International Affairs Committee

*YSJC International Affairs Vice President

Phil *Y Jaycees Past President 1995-1996

We are proud of all of your accomplishments as a Jaycee and we

wish you continued success in your life.

Mom Rosalinda Bernal,

Tita Puring dela Rosa, Tito Andy dela Rosa

Rollie & Ceny Perez,

Lourdes Bernal

Concepcion, Joey and Joseph Arena

TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE PHILIPPINE NEW YORK JUNIOR CHAMBER –

MORE POWER TO YOU!

THE ANTONIO FAMILY Wilma & Eddie

Ashley, Skyler & Avril

On the occasion of the 45th

Anniversary of the Philippine *ew York Junior Chamber,

we salute all Jaycees for their leadership and dedication to

the community.

We commend JCI Sen. Jocelyn Bernal for her dedication,

loyalty, commitment and contribution to the Jaycees and

the Filipino-American community in *ew York.

Congratulations!

Your cousins,

Karen & Omar Moraleda

Ethan and Lana

Charlene Las Marias

Carlo Las Marias

Tito Caloi andTita Cora Las Marias

Congratulations to

The Philippine *ew York Junior Chamber on your

45th Anniversary Celebration.

We salute all the awardees and

most specially to JCI Sen. Jocelyn Bernal.

We wish you luck in your future endeavors!

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Brandon La Torre

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Congratulations and Best Wishes Happy 45th Anniversary

The Aguinaldo Family Rich, Khristine and Stephanie

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HAPPY 45TH ANNIVERSARY Philippine new york jaycees

From alumni Jaycees, Friends and FamilY

Congratulations to

JCI Sen. Jocelyn Bernal

as your commemorate 16 years of

active service to the organization

and to

The Philippine *ew York Junior Chamber

on your 45th Anniversary.

Ernest, Jocelyn, Alfonso and Ding Manalo

(Toronto, Canada)

Congratulations

And

Best Wishes to the

Philippine *ew York Junior

Chamber (Jaycees), Inc.

JCI Sen. Penn Baluyot

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Congratulations to our new sister chapter, The Philippine-New York Jaycees, on its

45th Anniversary!

From the Perlas Pasay Jaycees

2008 Board of Directors headed by President Hazel Saez and

2009 Board of Directors led by President Laiden Pedriña

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES

To our colleague and friend, Gary Abasolo,

44th Chapter President

And to The Philippine-New York Jaycees

On your 45th Anniversary

Congratulations to the Philippine-New York Jaycees

on your 45th Anniversary!

from your sisters at JCI Manileña 2008 Board of Directors led by President Sheila Jaucian

NaFFAA-Region 1 joins the

Filipino community in saluting

Philippine New York Jaycees

for its

45th Anniversary, year of Achievements!!!

Congratulations!

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SAVE THE DATE

DECEMBER 21, 2008

4PM-10PM

The Manhattan Center Grand Ballroom

New York City

FIL-AM Community Organizations Holiday

Grand Ball

Sponsored by: NaFFAA-Region 1

and

Philippine Consulate General

Chaired by: Friends Indeed USA, Inc.

To benefit NaFFAA Region 1 Legal Defense Fund

Since it was founded, Philippine-New York Jaycees

makes a difference by offering its members every

opportunity to improve in every aspect of their

personal, social, leadership skills and by being real

partners in the community. I always have confidence

in your leadership ability as we were taught to be and I

am convinced that 2008-2009 will continue to be a

year of unprecedented achievement and intense

activities.

While I am sorry I could not be with you for this great

occasion, I do extend my greetings to my fellow

Jaycees, Deputy Consul General Millie Thomeczek,

Jocelyn Bernal, Ner Martinez and Vivian Velasco, and

all the officers and members of this very prestigious

leadership organization.

My best wishes and congratulations for a successful

45th year anniversary!

Being a Jaycee is already a great ACHIEVEMENT!!!

Nena Lozada Kaufman

President/Founder, Philippine Hearts and Hopes

Society, Inc.

Past President, Chocolate Hills Lady Jaycees (Bohol)

JCI Senator Ma. Cristina Ramos

USJC Ambassador: Richard Aguinaldo

"YSJC Governor Krizteen Concepcion

"YSJC Governor Vivian Velasco

"YSJC Governor Christina Corcuera

"YSJC Governor Gary Abasolo

Chapter Officers and Members:

Community VP Ted Martinez

Director Bernadette Olimpo

Director Reggie Rosales

Member Bel Molina

Member Edwin Ochoa

Member Hector Concepcion

Member Joe Valdez

Alumni Members

Joey Yson

Marichelle Marbella

Aprille Piamonte Aquino

Bambi Gison Hilario

Lifetime Awards committee:

JCI Senator Sergs Estrada

JCI Senator. Mario Labot

JCI Senator Max Madridejos

USJC Ambassador George Daco

Membership Services VP

Zultan Bermudez

Deputy Consul General Melita Sta. Maria Thomeczek

Victor de Leon, 2008 President Honorary Chairs

JCI Sen. Jocelyn Bernal Overall Chair

JCI Sen. Antero Martinez Overall co-chair

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