57th Scout Memorial Day in honor of our very own 1st Class Scout Jose Fermin “Jojo” G. Magbanua.
Negros Oriental –Siquijor Council Boy Scouts of the
Philippines (BSP) joins the whole country l in commemorating the 57th Scout
Memorial Day in honor of our very own 1st Class Scout Jose Fermin “Jojo” G.
Magbanua. at the BSP Scout Jose Fermin “Jojo” Magbanua Hall in Dumaguete City.
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From left(my left) to right: |
The event is dedicated to the 24 Scouts who died in 1963 due
to a plane crash on their way to the 11th World Jamboree in Marathon, Greece.
The theme for this year event is The Celebration of life that mirrors the ideals of youth
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Dr. Kenneth Coo, Khentox Sanchez Carmelotes and Penn T. Larena |
The Local Council holds yearly activities to mark Scout
Memorial Day, a program hosted by Scout Allan Estrello D. Lanito outfit adviser
of the Bais City National High School following floral offerings at the
Magbanua tomb at the Dumaguete Memorial Park and Parade in review in-front of
his life-size statue at the BSP Headquarters at the Capitol Area in Dumaguete
City.
Dr. Kenneth T. Coo the medical director of Holy Child
Hospital, chapter commander of the Order of the Knights of Rizal Dumaguete City
chapter and a former Scout Jojo Magbanua Awardee in 1985 is the keynote
speaker.
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| Queen Marie Truno Ferraren (BSP-CSE) & Dr. Kenneth T. Coo |
Dr. Coo develop community leadership thru his boy scout
experiences brought him to save lives as a Medical Doctor. Continue a legacy as
head of the Oriental Negros Emergency Rescue Foundation Inc, The team in the
ambulance is equipped with life-support system equipment to provide an
immediate medical response for residents in Metro Dumaguete areas. This
provides out-of-hospital acute medical care and transport to definitive care
for those in need.
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| Queen Marie Truno Ferraren (BSP-CSE) & Dr. Kenneth T. Coo |
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From left(my left) to right: Darlene E. Banglos, Maria Kaye
Hathaway, Elle Mikaela Macias, Dr. Kenneth Coo, Aileah Pastolero, GSP-CSE Raz
Nocete, Prof. Alphita J. Enojo |
Silliman University Junior High School this year host and
the opportunity to award this year Most Outstanding Boy Scouts and Girls
Scouts.
This year awardee is the following Einson Fitzgerald Acas,
Jhim Carlson Baylosis,Dan Claude Bonifacio,Anthony Michael Cimafranca,Kristofer
David G. Dy,Joseph Mari Mendoza,Clark Chandler Justin S. Oaminal,Mark Anthony
Dan Ozoa,Jhana Augustine S. Gutierrez and Andrew Ian A. Uy.For the Chief Girl
Scout Maria Kaye Hathaway and Chief Girl Scout Elle Mikaela C. Macias
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Dr. Kenneth Coo, Mr. Sergio P. Tamayo, Jr & Scout Allan
Estrello D. Lanito |
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Queen Marie Truno Ferraren(BSP-CSE) , Prof. Alphita J. Enojo , Dr. Kenneth Coo, Mr. Sergio P. Tamayo, Jr |
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Dr. Kenneth Coo, Mr. Sergio P. Tamayo, Jr & Prof. Penn T. Larena |
The event was made possible with the working members head by
Prof. Alphita J. Enojo coordinator of the Silliman University Scouting
Movement, Scout Marlon Fernandez Sumanoy (Outfit Advisor), Dr. Earl Jude Paul
Cleope (VPAA), Dr. Jenny Chiu (VPF), Asst. Prof. Aidelyn Balingit (SUJHS
Principal), Cezar Lopez, ES Ray Gabriel
Chiu, ES Crisky Jamandron, Kristoffer David Dy, Milnee Ronan Larena, Val Cedric
Erames, and Vincent Mark J. Enojo.
Special thanks to Hardworking and dedicated Scout leaders of Negros Oriental Dr. Juanito G. Magbanua Jr, Judge Antonio Manuel A. Alcantara (Council Chairman), Judge Rafael Crescencio Tan (2nd Vice-Chairman), Mr. Sergio P. Tamayo, Jr. (Council Auditor), Queen Marie Truno Ferraren(BSP-CSE), Dr. Profetiza S. Lim (GSP President), Mrs. Razzil P. Nocete (GSP-CSE), Darlene Banglos (GSP Adviser), Pastor Wella Hoyle. de Rosas, Berber Arcaya, Penn Larena, BSP/GSP Staff, Parents, and Scouts.
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| Working Committee, BSP Negros Oriental -Siquijor Council |
A famous Scouting Icon Nelson Madela once said Scouting
Inspires Patriotism, Sound Moral Values, Courage , Character-building self
–reliance and Community Awareness.
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| 24 Scouts who died in 1963 due to a plane crash on their way to the 11th World Jamboree in Marathon, Greece. |
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