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Going home for me is always a treat. I never know where I am going to wind up and who I am going to meet next. Gloria’s father President Diosdado Macapal was a guest of my father in the mid 60’s for the Batangas Trade Fair, and there I met Gloria for the first time when we were in our teens. I barely remember it, and last year I met her again as an adult and she was Vice President. My dear friend and extended family member Cynthia Norton invited me to this book signing party where Gloria was a key speaker. We were discussing the donation major medical equipment my parents gave to V. Luna Hospital. |
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Left Photo: Me with then President Joseph Estrada. I stood in as proxy to receive his thanks for a major donation my parents had given to the General Luna Veterans Hospital. |
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This is Cynthia, center in red, as vivacious a person as you could ever find. On her left is her sweety Jerry. Taken many moons ago on another trip back home to the P.I. That’s me on the right.