2008 chapter officers' induction ceremony souvenir journal

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CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES

TO THE PHILIPPINE-NEW YORK JAYCEES

AND ITS 2008 PRESIDENT,VICTOR E. DE LEON!

Vic,

We are all extremely proud of you. You havestretched yourself to achieve new and excitinggoals. Your family, friends, and now Jaycees, allbenefit from your determination and positiveenergy.

Congratulations on earning this covetedopportunity on taking yourself, the Jaycees, andthe Filipino community to soar to new heights!

We are always here to support you in yourendeavors!

Love,Mom, Mary, Franz, Marie, Maya, and Colin

The Philippine-New York Junior Chamber (Jaycees), Inc.P.O. Box 634, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163

www.philnyjaycees.org

THE PHILIPPINE-NEW YORK JUNIOR CHAMBER 11

The Jaycee Creed

We believe....That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life

That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignity of nationsThat economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise

That government should be of laws rather than of menThat earth's great treasure lies in human personalityAnd that service to humanity is the best work of life.

We are a group of young men and women, between the age of 18 to 40, whosemission is to develop leaders who will create positive change in the local andglobal community and their own lives through training and networkingopportunities. Our Vision is to be the premier leadership organization for youngleaders and entrepreneurs between 18 to 40 that offers quality projects, balancedprograms, opportunities to network with other organizations to serve thecommunity to further the ideas of Junior Chamber. Although "Philippine" is part ofour chapter name, we are not solely a group for Filipinos. Rather, we are aninternational chapter. Everyone is welcome to join, and we have members fromthe United Kingdom, Australia, Dominican Republic, Taiwan, among others. This isour 45th year of existence, and we invite you to make a difference in yourcommunity, your nation, and your world!

Who are we?JCI is a worldwide federation of young leaders and entrepreneurs with nearly200,000 active members and millions of alumni.

What do we do?We create better leaders to create better societies.

How do we do it?By providing the environment for young people to meet, learn and grow. Weoffer meetings, events, dynamic training sessions, speakers, projects andprograms.

Where do we do this?In more than 5,000 communities in over 100 countries worldwide.

What does JCI give you?By providing the environment for young people to meet, learn and grow. Weoffer meetings, events, dynamic training sessions, speakers, projects andprograms.The confidence to reach inside yourself and achieve more than youwould have thought possible as a business, social and political leader.

How can you get the benefits of JCI?Write to [email protected]

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THE PHILIPPINE-NEW YORK JUNIOR CHAMBER (JAYCEES), INC.PO Box 634, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163

[email protected]

April 19, 2008

Dear fellow Jaycees, Friends, Family and Distinguished Guests,

Welcome to our 45th Annual Installation of 2008 Officers Ceremony! It is agreat time-honored tradition that our Philippine New York Jaycees chapter hascontinued to hold. This evening’s festivities will commemorate the momentousoccasion of the formal Induction of the incoming 2008 Jaycees Officers of thisorganization.

As the outgoing Chapter President, it has been my honor and distinct privilegeto have proudly served you as this organization’s 44th Chapter President ofthe Philippine New York Junior Chamber (Jaycees), Inc. during the past year of2007. The year was definitely filled with many memorable occasions. With thechapter theme of 2007 as “Driven to Excellence”, which symbolizes the naturaldrive of our Jaycee members, I believe that our chapter achieved excellence inso many ways, not only within the Jaycees community, through the many Stateawards won by our members and by our chapter, but to the whole New YorkCity community-at-large, especially the Filipino-American community, asevidenced by the numerous successful projects and events that weresponsored by our Jaycees organization in the past year of 2007.

Now in its 45th year of existence, the incoming 2008 Team of Officers, led byPresident Victor De Leon, will look to continue the long, rich history andtradition of excellence that has been exemplified by the members of ourhistoric Jaycees chapter. Originally chartered in 1963, our Philippine New YorkJaycees organization immediately made history by becoming the first ethnic-based local Jaycees chapter in the world. Now that is history-making.

But before signing off, I would like to thank the entire 2007 Team of Officersand members for their hard work and dedication. And to everyone, Jayceesand friends of Jaycees, thank you for coming to our Ceremonies this evening.But most of all, I would like to thank everyone with deep gratitude forsupporting the Philippine New York Jaycees and the Jaycee movement! Maywe all continue to be Driven to Excellence!

Yours in Jaycee and Friendship,

Gary Abasolo44th Chapter President (2007)The Philippine-New York Junior Chamber2008 Chairman of the Board (COB)& Immediate Past President (IPP)2008 NY State Region South Director


THE PHILIPPINE-NEW YORK JUNIOR CHAMBER (JAYCEES), INC.PO Box 634, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163

[email protected]

April 19, 2008

Greetings, fellow Jaycees; Family; Friends; and Distinguished Guests!

Welcome to the 45th Induction of Chapter Officers of The Philippine-New YorkJunior Chamber! It is with great honor and privilege that I am able to partake in thismomentous occasion with all of you.

Throughout 2008, we celebrate an organization that is renowned for its legacy ofexcellence over the last 45 years. More so, we gather this evening to recognize themen and women who have risen to the challenge of training the youth of today and,subsequently, shaping them into motivated individuals who will lead their respectivecommunities and have the opportunity to make a lasting impact on a more globalscale.

The officers of the 2008 Board of Directors, who will be inducted tonight, very likely,are people that are special and close to you, that you hold dear to your heart; wemay know them as a brother, sister, spouse, colleague, or friend. Yet they, also, areunique in that they have been inspired to serve, by those who have built andstrengthened the foundation of this organization. By taking on this mantle ofleadership, by applying the skills and information they have learned in moldingthemselves into leaders in their own right, they are helping to design a bettertomorrow for generations to come.

To all of you, our beloved guests, we appreciate you spending time with us, ThePhilippine-New York Junior Chamber, to celebrate an annual rite and long-standingtradition! Thank you for supporting the Chapter; we encourage you to continuedoing so by spreading the word, as well as joining us in our various events andactivities--The Philippine Independence Day Parade & Festival; membership-nightsocials; individual-development seminars; our 45th Anniversary Gala; and the INGNew York City Marathon(Water Station), to name just a few!

To you, my fellow officers: I am proud of all of you--dedicated, hard-workingteammates who, not only, share a common vision and purpose for the youngpeople of the world but, also, for the betterment of each other. When all of us worktogether, we can accomplish so much--THANK YOU!

MABUHAY, TEAM 2008 and The Philippine-New York Junior Chamber!!!

Yours in Jaycee Spirit,

Victor E. de Leon2008 Chapter PresidentThe Philippine-New York Junior Chamber, Inc.“Leadership Through Integrity”


PHILIPPINE-NEW YORK JAYCEES SENATE GROUP

73-14 164th Street, Flushing, New York 11366 USA(347) 612-1389

April 19, 2008

Dear Fellow Jaycees,

Greetings to everyone on behalf of the Chapter Senators, Ambassadors and Governors.Welcome to the 45th Installation of Officers of the Philippine New York Junior Chamber.

For many people in the community, the Jaycees represents a group of motivated young peoplewho have provided strong leadership in community projects. Through the years, we havecontributed to the development of other Jaycee chapters and as well as provide support in thecreation of a young professionals organization, we helped to improve the image of the FilipinoAmericans through our assistance in the annual Philippine Independence Day celebration, andwe have become leaders in various community organizations throughout the Tri-State area.Today, many of our Jaycee alumnus have spread their wings to include providing leadershipand assistance in nation building through programs such as Gawad Kalinga.

The Philippine New York Junior Chamber provides opportunities both locally and globally for theindividual persons to develop themselves. What other leadership organization can boost of aninternational presence and still provide the cohesiveness of a small organization? Since joiningthe organization in 1992 and witnessing the 30th Anniversary Celebration, I am always amazedat the enthusiasm, the drive, and camaraderie that Jaycee members possess. The Jaycees oftoday are no different. Though times have changed, few things remains the same since thatday that I joined in April 1992…it is the commitment, the desire, hopes and aspiration of ourmembers that provides each us the reason for being a part of this organization. Whether webecome members for one year or ten years or even sixteen years, we all can contribute to ourchapter’s success and our individual success.

This year as chair for our 45th Anniversary celebration slated in the Fall of 2008, I wish toextend an invitation to all Jaycee members, past and present, to come back and rekindlefriendships, share stories of your fondest Jaycee experiences and share the rich history that wehave to the newer members. Share with them the lessons of leadership, teamwork, goodplanning and appreciation of the efforts given – no matter how small.

To our 2008 Chapter officers, I wish you all well in your leadership journey this year. There willbe many challenges but it is how you overcome these challenges to reach your goal that makessuccess all that much sweeter.

To our current and newest members, you have the opportunity to define what you want to dothis year. Let your voice be heard and share your expertise. Seek to learn something new andpropose an idea that has never been done before. Make this year truly special by taking thetime to contribute and participate.

To our guests, thank you for your continued support of the chapter. It is through partnerships,collaborative efforts and support from our family and friends that allows us to keep motivated tomake our ideas a successful reality.

Mabuhay ang Philippine New York Junior Chamber. Mabuhay tayong lahat.

In Jaycee Spirit and Friendship,

JCI Sen. Jocelyn BernalSenate President


JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL - MANILEÑA

14 Don A. Roces Avenue, Quezon City, Philippines

April 19, 2008

Greetings Fellow JCI Members of the Philippine-NewYork Junior Chamber!

I would like to congratulate President Gary Abasolo andthe 2007 board members for a successful and fruitfulyear in 2007 with your continuous endeavor in theideals of JCI. To Incoming President Victor De Leon, itis my pleasure to be your batchmate. Thank you forkeeping in touch with your sister chapter, JCI Manileña.Even that we are thousands of miles apart, we are ableto communicate and exchange ideas. Let's keep thissisterhood alive and through this I hope we can comeup with a project that targets the needs of the Filipinocommunities both here in the Philippines and New York.

The challenge for the Presidency and the board istough. But by working together and never giving updespite the obstacles along the way, I am surePhilippine-New York Junior Chamber will be anoutstanding chapter in its own way. JCI Manileñawishes you all good health, prosperity and success!

Mabuhay ang Philippine-New York Junior Chamber!

JCI Mem. Sheila C. Jaucian2008 President, JCI Manileña


JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL - PATEROS BALUT, INC.SEC# CN200617174 TIN 006-534-349NV

73 F. C. Cruz St., Pateros, Metro Manila, PhilippinesTel. 641-1315 / 643-7353

www.jcipaterosbalutinc.org

April 19, 2008

My warmest greetings to the outgoing and incomingsets of officers and members of the The PhilippineNew York Junior Chamber on your 45th Induction.

To 2007 President JCI Mem. Gary Abasolo,congratulations for a job well done.

To 2008 President JCI Mem. Victor de Leon, it is easyto lead the chapter however, leading in the rightdirection is indeed a great challenge. But I am surethat you have what it takes to become a good leaderand leave a legacy together with your chapter’s Boardof Directors.

As one of your sister chapters, we’re looking forward toanother fruitful year of friendship and projects that wecan share.

May the good Lord always bless and guide yourchapter and members.

Yours in Jayceeism,

JCI Mem. Janice I. Nacional2008 Local Organization PresidentJCI Pateros Balut, Inc. – Philippines


April 19, 2008

Dear Members of Philippine-New York Junior Chamber,

My warmest respect and greetings to all on theoccasion of your 45th Anniversary!

As you celebrate another momentous event in yourorganization, it also gives the opportunity to recall thedecades of history and tradition that was brought beforeus by your JCI Senators, Past Presidents andMembers. Truly, you have developed leaders inbringing JCI spirit of positive change into yourcommunity’s heart and mind. With this, I congratulatethe 2007 and 2008 Board of Directors of whom have itsown share of successes.

Moving forward, may your local organization’s theme of2008 “Leadership with Integrity” be a guide to yourgeneral membership about the role every JCI memberhas to play in our community today. It is my ferventhope to continue and deepen exchanges between ourlocal organizations.

For in behalf of your friends in JCI Makati (Philippines),we wish all of you great successes in 2008.

In JCI Spirit of active citizenship,

JCI Mem. Joshua John C. Santiago2008 President, JCI Makati (Philippines)

www.makatijaycees.com



The Philippine-New York Junior Chamber (Jaycees), Inc.45th Chapter Officers’ Induction Ceremony

April 19, 2008, Opia Restaurant

PROGRAMME

Welcome RemarksDirector John Paul Ramos and Member Carmencita-Mia Fulgado

US National Anthem - Star Spangled BannerPhilippine National Anthem - Lupang Hinirang

InvocationTreasurer and Chapter Chaplain Addie Adams

Valedictory Address by 44th President Gary Abasolo

Community Acknowledgments

Introduction of 2008 President Victor De Leon

Candle Ceremony and Installation of the 45th Presidentwith Past Chapter Presidents and Oath of Office

Acceptance Message by 45th President Victor De Leon

Introduction and Installation of 2008 Board of Officers

Induction of New Members

Jaycee Creed

Dance, Dance, Dance


Greetings from the Manileña Jaycees!

Greetings from the Pateros Balut Jaycees!


The Philippine-New York Junior Chamber (Jaycees), Inc.

MissionThe Mission of the Philippine New York Junior Chamber(Jaycees), Inc., as part ofthe world’s largest leadership training organization, JCI, is to train and developyoung adults into becoming leaders, entrepreneurs and socially responsibleindividuals who will create positive changes in society, affecting both the localcommunity of the New York City metropolitan area and the global community as awhole.

VisionThe Philippine-New York Junior Chamber will continue to be a premier leadershiptraining organization, in which individuals will have an opportunity to acquire theskills necessary to be leaders by taking action and initiative through a hands-onapproach, and in serving our various communities. Using the network of supportfrom the various JCI organizations throughout the world, as well as from within theChapter itself, these young people will be driven and motivated to continue thehistory and legacy of excellence of the Jaycee movement and, subsequently,inspire others to become leaders in their own right.

Specific Goals for the Year1. Inspire and encourage members.2. Better teamwork.3. Integrity.4. Continue tradition of excellence.5. Member focus --> active members; training.6. Support fellow officers.7. Financial/moral accountability.8. Corporate presence(sponsorships).

Chapter Theme: “Leadership Through Integrity”Integrity is about being responsible and accountable for one’s actions. Whengoals are set, there must be commitment towards the realization of those goals,and action must be taken in order to achieve them. When there is unity andcommitment in achieving a desired result, there is a clearer and less obstructedpath to that end. By setting this guideline as a constant standard to follow, otherswill be inspired to do the same.


Victor E. de Leon45th Chapter President

[email protected]

Victor de Leon was born on July 29, 1968, in Quezon City, Philippines andimmigrated with his family to the United States in 1974. They settled in NewYork City shortly thereafter; lived in Elmhurst before moving to Jamaica Estatesin 1978.

Victor finished grade school from Immaculate Conception School in Jamaica,NY; and graduated high school from St. Francis Preparatory School in FreshMeadows, NY. He pursued a degree at the University at Albany (SUNY) andgraduated in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and a Minor inEconomics. He was a member of the University Chorus for 2.5 years

As a Professional, Victor worked in IBM Customer Service Call Center inUniondale, NY from 1992-1994; at Delta Airlines as Airport Customer ServiceAgent in La Guardia Airport from 1994 – 1997; and currently as a FlightAttendant, also for Delta Airlines.

Victor joined the Philippine-New York Jaycees and became fully engaged rightaway. He co-chaired last year!s Philippine Independence Day Parade and wasvery involved in chapter projects since he joined. He was also an ardentrunner, representing the chapter in the New York City Marathon. Victor tookthe position of Chapter Director in 2007 and was elected as Chapter Presidentfor 2008. In addition, he was recognized by the New York State JuniorChamber, as the "Most Outstanding Jaycee" in 2007.

On a lighter note, Victor loves singing karaoke; watching movies; reading;hanging out with friends; travelling; photography; eating out and logging ontoFacebook.


Gary AbasoloImmediate Past President

Chairman of the BoardNY State Region South Director

[email protected]

Gary is an attorney by profession who has been practicing as a civil litigation attorney in the nearby state ofNew Jersey for the past several years. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics and PoliticalScience from Fordham University in New York City and his Juris Doctorate Law Degree from Seton HallUniversity School of Law in Newark, New Jersey.

Gary has been a Member of the Philippine New York Jaycees since September of 2002 and has served asLegal Counsel for the organization from 2003 to the present. In the year 2006, Gary served as theMembership Services Vice-President (MSVP) of this organization, which underwent a period of tremendousmembership growth during the year that Gary was the chapter MSVP. Gary won the Year-End Awardrecognized by the New York State Jaycees as the Most Outstanding Local Chapter Vice-President of the Yearin the Membership Services area in the entire state. In the process of winning the NewYork State JayceesYear-End Award in 2006,Gary was able to achieve a most impressive historic sweep of all four State QuarterlyAwards (1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Quarters) given out during the year as the Most Outstanding Local Chapter Vice-President in the Membership Services area for all four Quarters of 2006.

Last year in 2007, Gary became the 44th Chapter President of this storied organization, with the 2007 chaptertheme of 'Driven to Excellence'. Under President Gary's leadership, the chapter finished as the Runner-Up inthe Year-End State Award of Most Outstanding Local Chapter of the Year in 2007. However, individually,President Gary was the Winner of the Don Cavalli Award as the Most Outstanding Local Chapter President ofthe Year in 2007 for the entire state of New York, a distinct honor given to only a few past Presidents of thePhilippine New York Jaycees Chapter. Gary was also the NY State Jaycees Master Speak-Up Year-EndWinner for the year of 2007.

Now in the current year of 2008, Gary has assumed the role of Immediate Past President (IPP) and asChairman of the Board (COB) of Directors & Officers. However, Gary continues to wear many hats as aJaycee and still serves as Legal Counsel for the Chapter, as well as, the chapter's State Director (Liason tothe NY State Jaycees). In additon to his local chapter duties, Gary currently serves as a State Officer as the2008 NY State Region Director for Region South.

Most recently,Gary has begun his own solo private law practice in Jersey City, New Jersey, with his officelocated on Newark Avenue in Jersey City, New Jersey, across the street from the Hudson County Courthouse.Gary has been practicing in the areas of plaintiff’s personal injury matters, municipal court matters andgeneral civil cases. He has been a Trial attorney in civil cases in the Superior Courts of New Jersey.

Gary has also been an active member of several lawyer organizations, including, the Asian Pacific AmericanLawyers Association of New Jersey (APALA/NJ), the Hudson County Bar Association, the North HudsonLawyers Club and the Filipino American Lawyers Association (FALA) of New York City. However, Gary is activenot only in lawyers organizations but is also quite active with several other young adult professionalorganizations, including, Collaborative Opportunities for Raising Empowerment, commonly known as COREand the Filipino Young Professionals of New York City (FYP-NYC). In all, as you can see, Gary has shown tobe quite a well-rounded Jaycee and an active young Fil-Am.

Ted MartinezCommunity Development Vice President

[email protected]

Elaine Magalona-DayoanIndividual Development Vice President

[email protected]

Joey SilayanInternational Affairs Vice President

[email protected]

Zultan BermudezMembership Services Vice President

[email protected]


BernadetteOlimpo

ReggieRosales

John PaulRamos

EdwinOchoa

(Web Administrator)

Directors

AddieAdamsTreasurer

AprilleAquino

PRO

AlmorDayoan

Auditor

Officers

RichardAguinaldo

JocelynBernal

KrizteenConcepcion

ChristinaCorcuera

Advisers

SergsEstrada

CristinaRamos

VivianVelasco


Gary AbasoloAddie Adams

Richard AguinaldoAprille Piamonte-Aquino

Zultan BermudezJocelyn BernalPaul BuenafeVicky Chang

Hector ConcepcionKrizteen Dulay-Concepcion

Christina CorcueraAlmor Dayoan

Elaine Magalona-DayoanArnold de JesusVictor de Leon

Catherine DemenusMae Ermita

Carmecita-Mia FulgadoMichael Galdieri

Willi GamboaBarbra Gison

Jennifer GonzalesReyangelo HonradeJose Inigo Jalandoni

Maggie JiTed Martinez

Katrina MejiasBel Molina

Florina MonroyJenny NamArnil Neri

Edwin OchoaBernadette Olimpo

Tom PanzoneDebbie Anne Pascual

Phil PeredoWilliam Perez

Armi PiamonteMei Ling QuezonJohn Paul RamosMarjerie RosalesReggie RosalesDhanesh Shelat

Joey SilayanTracy TabijeTere Tamayo

Joseph Tieng, Jr.Jaime Torrejon

Joe ValdezRay VillaflorKen Viola

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Flavio GruezoCarmelito FranciscoMax Madridejos, Jr.

Albino VarquezFederico Cabahug

Sergio EstradaDavid Armesto, M.D.Herminio Belizario +Ernesto Bella, M.D. +

Mario LabotTomasito LazaroRollie Balanza

Jean CuaLeonard Camacho

Clemence CastilloEfren MapaJaime Mapa

Richard RilleraJ. Antonio Arteche

Jocelyn BernalAntero MartinezPenn Baluyot

Cristina RamosLorii Abela

Tony FigueroaJun FlorentinoSonny Ramirez

Armand De Castro, CPASteven Elias, Esq.

Sergio EstradaRichard RilleraJocelyn Bernal

Antero MartinezGeorge Daco

Rene GoicocheaRichard Aguinaldo

Sergio EstradaElizabeth Sevilla, CLU, ChFc

Mary Anne SorianoRichard Rillera

J. Antonio ArtecheRollie Balanza

Antero Martinez

Jocelyn BernalJuliet Rillera

Krizteen DulayWilli GamboaGeorge DacoVivian Velasco

Junior Chamber International Senators

New York State Jaycees Governors

United States Jaycees Ambassadors

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REGION SWINGS!New York State - Region South Chapters

Meet and socialize with New York State officersand Jaycees from other chapters.

Friday, April 25th, 7:30pmEngeline’s Restaurant

58-28 Roosevelt Avenue (cor. 59th St.)Woodside (Queens), New York

(718) 898-7878

Hosted by The Philippine-New York Jaycees!For more details, please contact IPP Gary Abasolo at 908.565.3700


Save the Date!Floatatious

May 16, 2008, 8PMChina 1 Restaurant and Lounge

$10 Cover


www.philnyjaycees.org/ayala

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Support the First-Ever Jaycees Float!

Let’s all march during the Philippine Independence Day Parade onJune 1 and spread the word about the Jaycees, our theme of 45Years of Excellence and this year's theme for the parade Tribute toFilipino Excellence: Likas na Karunungan, Kakayahan, at Kahusayan!

All members/marchers are required to wear a Barong Tagalog (formen) or Kimona (for women). A Jaycees’ 45 Years of Excellencecommemorative Barong Tagalog/Kimona will be produced stampedwith the Philippine-New York Jaycees Logo. The BarongTagalog/Kimona costs $25 each.

Please email Ted Martinez (Project Chair) at [email protected] any queries. If you wish to make a secure donation online orpurchase a Barong Tagalog/Kimona, visit our website athttp://www.philnyjaycees.org/parade.


CONGRATULATIONSVICTOR

YOU ARE A WINNER

AND WE LOVE YOU!

"By three methods we may learn wisdom:First, by reflection, which is noblest;second, by imitation, which is easiest;

and third by experience, which is the bitterest.”

- Confucius .

SID & EMMA DE LEON

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