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On November 4, 2002 the Parish of San Nicolas de Tolentino in Cabatuan, Iloilo had a new parish priest - REV. FR. NORBERTO G. TACADAO.
Fr. Norbing is the fifth of the 8 children of Roberto Tacadao and Angelina Games. Born in Libes, San Lorenzo, Guimaras he pursued his Philosophy studies in St. Vincent Ferrer Seminary in Jaro, Iloilo City and his Theology studies in St. Joseph Seminary in Cubay, Jaro, Iloilo City.
He was ordained as priest on April 19, 1978 by his Eminence Jaime Cardinal Sin, Archbishop of Manila.
As a priest, he was first assigned as assistant parish priest of the Parish of the Spousal of Our Lady in Mandurriao, Iloilo City. Later he was designated as vice chancellor of the Archdiocese of Jaro. In 1980 he was named as procurator of St. Joseph Regional Seminary in Jaro, Iloilo City. He served the seminary in such capacity REV. FR. NORBERTO G. TACADAO until 1987.
Parish Priest The first assignment of Fr. Tacadao as parish priest
was in the Parish of Our Lady of Candles based in Jelicuon Montinola, Cabatuan, Iloilo. He was re-assigned as parish priest of the Parish of St. Anne in Balasan, Iloilo from 1993-2002. From November 4, 2002 up to the present, he is the parish priest of the Parish of San Nicolas de Tolentino, Cabatuan, Iloilo.
The Ramon Tabiana Memorial District Hospital in Brgy.Pungtod, Cabatuan is headed by a competent and qualified chief - DR. GEORGE E. ACEPCION
Dr. Acepcion was born in Roxas City on June 2, 1954 to Eduardo Acepcion Sr. and Nenita Arcefio. He finished his elementary education in Sigma Elementary School in Capiz as a class valedictorian. He obtained his secondary education at Colegio de la Purisima Concepcion in Roxas City as first honorable mention. He pursued a medical course in the University of the Philippines. He took and passed the Board Examinations for Doctors of Medicine in 1981.
He started serving the government on August 1,
1984 as a resident physician of Mambusao District
Hospital in Capiz. On January 1, 1990 he was Medical
DR. GEORGE ACEPCION, MD, MPM Officer III of West Visayas Medical Center. He was
Chief, RTMDH promoted as Chief of Hospital I on February 2, 1990. He
had been the chief of Dumangas District Hospital from 1990 to 1994. From April 1, 1994 to July 31, 1999 he was the chief of Don Jose Sustiguir Monfort Memorial Hospital.' On October 19,2004 up to the present, he is the chief of Ramon Tabiana Memorial District Hospital.
To ugrade his professional preparations and competence, he underwent Post-Graduate Intership in Capiz Emmanuel Hospital. He has acquired in-service training in general surgery
It is said that three things in this life are inevitable: change, death and taxes.
For Pastor Andrew Burao, change has once again woven its web in his life when he left the town of Sara and settled here in Cabatuan.
Perhaps it is in line with the saying, "There's no place like home," that he was drawn to serve the town where he grew up. The third among seven siblings of Nazario and Juana Burao, he has spent most of his youth in this town.
After graduating from Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School (CNCHS) in 1977, he then took up Bachelor of Science in Fisheries at the Iloilo State College of Fisheries (ISCOF) in Btac. Nuevo, Iloilo. However, he wasn't able to finish his course for God had a different calling mapped out for his life. He was in his 4th year at ISCOF when he decided to become a fisher of men instead of a fisher of fishes. After having resolved to follow God's calling, he entered Doane Baptist Seminary where he finished his Bachelor in Theology (ThB) in 1984.
Various changes have taken place in the life of this minister of God since then. He became the pastor of Sara Fundamental Baptist Academy (SFBA) from 1990 to 2003. He was also the president of the Iloilo Private Schools Educators Association
(1998-2000) and currently the chairman of both the Association of Fundamental Christian Schools (AFCS) and Fundamental Association of Baptist Schools and Educators of the Philippines (FABSEP). Aside from his active participation in the academe, he has also actively rendered his services to the associations of the fundamentalist sect to where he belongs. He was the former president of Panay-Guimaras Pastor's and Workers' Fellowship (1992-1996) and at present, the secretary of the Western Visayas Fellowship of Fundamental Baptist Churches (WVFFBC).
After finishing his ThB degree in 1984, he got married two years later to Nora Aguaras with whom he had two children: Jahleel-Ann and Jehruel John. The couple served the Lord together for eight years until Nora was taken away by God on September 24, 1994. Despite his great loss, he still continued serving God. After six years of being both a father and a mother, he married Lea Mailla on April 17, 2000. An addition of one daughter - Jehzeel Lean - was made to the household of Pastor Burao.
At the age of 44, Pastor Burao has had the full brunt of the first two inevitable phenomena in life: change and death. Perhaps the only inescapable fact of life that he has evaded is paying taxes (men of God aren't mandated by law to pay their annual dues). He will be perpetually unable to pay taxes for he will remain a servant of God until he himself will experience the end of his, productive life. - by: Jehruel John Burao (11-1)
The local PNP Station is proud to have a competent and' dedicated Chief of Police - P/S INSP AGUSTIN F. HUESCA.
P/S Insp. Huesca is the fourth of the six children of Canuto Huesca of New Lucena, Iloilo and Luz Fragante of Vigan, Ilocos Sur. He holds a college degree in Bachelor of Science in Business Administration which he obtained at the University of Manila.
He first joined police service in the defunct Philippine Constabulary (PC) on May 4, 1972. He was first assigned as Provost Marshall in Camp Crame, Manila. Later he was assigned in Narcotics Command also based in Camn Cramp. Hp had
Pastor Andrew Burao
Pastor, Cabatuan Fundamental
Baptist Church
The first assignment of Fr. Tacadao as parish priest
Parish Priest was in the Parish of Our Lady of Candles based in Jelicuon Montinola, Cabatuan, Iloilo. He was re-assigned as parish priest of the Parish of St. Anne in Balasan, Iloilo from 1993-2002. From November 4, 2002 up to the present, he is the parish priest of the Parish of San Nicolas de Tolentino, Cabatuan, Iloilo.
The Ramon Tabiana Memorial District Hospital In Brgy.Pungtod, Cabatuan is headed by a competent and qualified chief - DR. GEORGE E. ACEPCION
Dr. Acepcion was born in Roxas City on June 2, 1954 to Eduardo Acepcion Sr. and Nenita Arceho. He finished his elementary education in Sigma Elementary School in Capiz as a class valedictorian. He obtained his secondary education at Colegio de la Purisima Concepcion in Roxas City as first honorable mention. He pursued a medical course in the University of the Philippines. He took and passed the Board Examinations for Doctors of Medicine in 1981.
He started serving the government on August 1, 1984 as a resident physician of Mambusao District Hospital in Capiz. On January 1, 1990 he was Medical Officer III of West Visayas Medical Center. He was promoted as Chief of Hospital I on February 2, 1990. He had been the chief of Dumangas District Hospital from
1990 to 1994. From April 1, 1994 to July 31, 1999 he was the chief of Don Jose Sustiguir Monfort Memorial Hospital.' On October 19,2004 up to the present, he is the chief of Ramon Tabiana Memorial District Hospital.
To ugrade his professional preparations and competence, he underwent Post-Graduate intership in Capiz Emmanuel Hospital. He has acquired in-service training in general surgery and a residency training in general surgery in the West Visayas Medical Center. He completed a Master in Public Management degree in the University of the Philippines.
The 51 -year old hospital chief is married to Nancy Bucema, a retired nurse. Their marriage has been blessed with five children - four girls and one boy.
The Department of Education has divided the Municipality of Cabatuan into two districts as regards the Department of Education: The District of Cabatuan I and District of Cabatuan II. The former is headed by a District Supervisor - MR. BIENVENIDO A. TORMON.
Mr. Tormon is the eldest child of Evaristo Tormon and Lourdes Alli. He finished his elementary education in Tupol Elementary School and his secondary education in then Cabatuan High School. Pursuing his childhood dream to become a moulder of the youth, he took up Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education degree in Iloilo Normal School (now West Visayas State University).
Augmenting his educational preparations, he earned a Master of Arts in Education degree at the University of Iloilo. He completed the academic requirements for a Doctor of Philosophy degree in the University of San Agustin.
As a classroom teacher, he had served from 1966 to 1978. He was promoted as head teacher in 1978, which position he held until 1982. Again in 1982 he was promoted as Principal I. After discharging the duties and responsibilities of the position for five years, he was promoted as Principal II in 1987. Finally in 1996, he was promoted as District Supervisor. He has been serving the Department of Education in this capacity up to the present. This school administrator is married to Patric Vigor, a Master Teacher II and Guidance/Math Coordinator of Cabatuan Central Elementary School. The couple has three children: Reynan, a seaman; Shiela Marie, a registered nurse married to Geevey Gregorio, administrator of the Regional Office of Philippine National Red Cross; and Ben John,a UP graduate of Bachelor of Science in Accountacy.
Various changes have taken place in the life of this minister Pastor, Cabatuan Fundamental of God since then. He became the pastor of Sara Fundamental
Baptist Church Baptist Academy (SFBA) from 1990 to 2003. He was also the
president of the Iloilo Private Schools Educators Association (1998-2000) and currently the chairman of both the Association of Fundamental Christian Schools (AFCS) and Fundamental Association of Baptist Schools and Educators of the Philippines (FABSEP). Aside from his active participation in the academe, he has also actively rendered his services to the associations of the fundamentalist sect to where he belongs. He was the former president of Panay-Guimaras Pastor's and Workers' Fellowship (1992-1996) and at present, the secretary of the Western Visayas Fellowship of Fundamental Baptist Churches (WVFFBC).
After finishing his ThB degree in 1984, he got married two years later to Nora Agua6s with whom he-had two children: Jahleel-Ann and Jehruel John. The couple served the Lord together for eight years until Nora was taken away by God on September 24, 1994. Despite his great loss, he still continued serving God. After six years of being both a father and a mother, he married Lea Mailla on April 17, 2000. An addition of one daughter - Jehzeel Lean - was made to the household of Pastor Burao.
At the age of 44, Pastor Burao has had the full brunt of the first two inevitable phenomena in life: change and death. Perhaps the only inescapable fact of life that he has evaded is paying taxes (men of God aren't mandated by law to pay their annual dues). He will be perpetually unable to pay taxes for he will remain a servant of God until he himself will experience the end of his productive life. - by: Jehruel John Burao (11-11
The local PNP Station is proud to have a competent and dedicated Chief of Police - P/S INSP. AGUSTIN F. HUESCA.
P/S Insp. Huesca is the fourth of the six children of Canuto Huesca of New Lucena, Iloilo and Luz Fragante of Vigan, Ilocos Sur. He holds a college degree in Bachelor of Science in Business Administration which he obtained at the University of Manila.
He first joined police service in the defunct Philippine Constabulary (PC) on May 4, 1972. He was first assigned as Provost Marshall in Camp Crame, Manila. Later he was assigned in Narcotics Command also based in Camp Crame. He had been a member of three Task Forces: Task Force Bazay in Jolo, Sulu; Task Force Lancaf in Lanao del Sur; and Task Force Pagkakaisa in Cotabato City.
From field assignment, he was assigned as chief clerk in the personnel division of PNP regional Office 6. His first assignment as Chief of Police was in San Remigio, Antique. He also had been Chief of Police of Culasi, Antique; Tibiao. Antique; Pandan, Antique; Sebaste, Antique. He was named as Commanding Officer of the First PNP Mobile Group. He has served as the Chief of Police of Cabatuan since January 15, 2005.
To augment his professional competence, he took courses in police and AFP matters. He was sent by the Philippine Government to undergo schooling in Fort Gordon, Georgia, U.S.A. from 1986 to 1987.
Due to his commendable performance in the service, he has been a recipient of 22 medals and 97 Certificates of Appreciation, Recognition, and Commendation from AFP, governmental, and nongovernmental organizations.
P/S Insp. Huesca is married to Remidios Tayco of Sigma, Capiz. The marriage has been blessed with five children. The eldest child, Andrea Fidelis, is a graduate of UP-Diliman where she obtained a degree in Bachelor of Science in Political Science. The second child, Andrew Vincent, graduated from the University of Iloilo with a degree of Bachelor of Science in Criminology.
The Service Center of Iloilo Electric Cooperative (ILECO) I in Cabatuan is headed by a lady supervisor. She is MRS. FLORA COFREROS MALAGA. She is a resident of Barangay Trapiche, Oton, Iloilo
Mrs. Malaga is a graduate of the University of Iloilo where she earned a degree in Bachelor of Science in Commerce major in Accounting. She joined ILECO I in 1981 as a casual clerk. Six months later, she became a permanent employee of the electric company. In 1991, she was designated as work order officer. She was promoted to the position of bookkeeper in 1991. She was again promoted in 1994 as collection supervisor.
The ILECO I lady supervisor is married to Mr. Noel
DR. GEORGE ACEPCION, MD, MPM
Chief, RTMDH
MR. BIENVENIDO A. TORMON
Supervisor, District of Cabatuan I
P/S INSP. AGUSTIN F. HUESCA
Chief of Police
The Department of Education has divided the Municipality of Cabatuan into two districts as regards the Department of Education: The District of Cabatuan I and District of Cabatuan II. The former is headed by a District Supervisor - MR. BIENVENIDO A. TORMON.
Mr. Tormon is the eldest child of Evaristo Tormon and Lourdes Alli. He finished his elementary education in Tupol Elementary School and his secondary education in then Cabatuan High School. Pursuing his childhood dream to become a moulder of the youth, he took up Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education degree in Iloilo Normal School (now West Visayas State University).
Augmenting his educational preparations, he earned a Master of Arts in Education degree at the University of Iloilo. He completed the academic requirements for a Doctor of Philosophy degree in the University of San Agustin.
As a classroom teacher, he had served from 1966 to 1978. He was promoted as head teacher in 1978, which position he held until 1982. Again in 1982 he was promoted as Principal I. After discharging the duties and responsibilities of the position for five years, he was promoted as Principal II in 1987. Finally in 1996, he was promoted as District Supervisor. He has been serving the Department of Education in this capacity up to the present. This school administrator is married to Patric Vigor, a Master Teacher II and Guidance/Math Coordinator of Cabatuan Central Elementary School. The couple has three children: Reynan, a seaman; Shiela Marie, a registered nurse married to Geevey Gregorio, administrator of the Regional Office of Philippine National Red Cross; and Ben John,a UP graduate of Bachelor of Science in Accountacy.
If DepEd District of Cabatuan I has a gentleman Supervisor, the District of Cabatuan II has a lady supervisor. She is MRS. ERLINDA PALOMA PEREZ.
The 54-year old supervisor was born in Pavia, Iloilo on January 20, 1951. She is a graduate of Pavia Pilot Elementary School and Iloilo National High School. Her college degree, Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education , was obtained at West Visayas State College (now West Visayas State University). She holds a postgraduate degree in Master in Education, major in administration and supervision.
Her teaching career started in 1973 when she was
employed as a classroom teacher in Pal-agon-Amparo
Elementary School in Pavia. From 1983 to 1985 she was
a teacher of Pavia Pilot Elementary School. She was
promoted as Head Teacher in 1985 of Pandac Elementary
Supervisor, District of Cabatuan II School in Pavia until 1990. Again she was promoted as
Principal I in 1991. She was assigned in Balabag Elementary School in Pavia, serving the school until 1996. Due to dedication to duty and outstanding performance, she was promoted as Principal II in 1997. She served Leganes Elementary School in such capacity until 2003.
In 2004 she was promoted to the position of District Supervisor. Since that year up to the present, she has been the supervisor of the District of Cabatuan II.
Aside from being a district supervisor, Mrs. Perez is actively involved in religious and civic activities in her hometown Pavia. She is the coordinator of Tipid Tubig Campaign of International Training Network Foundation. She is the president of the Parish Apostolic Council of Sta. Monica Parish in Pavia, where she is also a catechist of the Neo-Catechumenal Way.
The lady district supervisor is married to Domingo S. Perez, mill district officer of Sugar Regulatory Administration, based in President Roxas, Capiz. The couple has four children.
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Am in the personnel division of PNP regional Office 6. His first assignment as Chief of Police was in San Remigio, Antique. He also had been Chief of Police of Culasi, Antique: Tibiao, Antique; Pandan, Antique: Sebaste, Antique. He was named as Commanding Officer of the First PNP Mobile Group. He has
served as the Chief of Police of Cabatuan since January 15, 2005.
To augment his professional competence, he took courses in police and AFP matters. He was sent by the Philippine Government to undergo schooling in Fort Gordon, Georgia, U.S.A. from 1986 to 1987.
Due to his commendable performance in the service, he has been a recipient of 22 medals and 97 Certificates of Appreciation, Recognition, and Commendation from AFP, governmental, and nongovernmental organizations.
P/S Insp. Huesca is married to Remidios Tayco of Sigma, Capiz. The marriage has been blessed with five children. The eldest child, Andrea Fidelis, is a graduate of UP-Diliman where she obtained a degree in Bachelor of Science in Political Science. The second child, Andrew Vincent, graduated from the University of Iloilo with a degree of Bachelor of Science in Criminology.
The Service Center of Iloilo Electric Cooperative (ILECO) I in Cabatuan is headed by a lady supervisor. She is MRS. FLORA COFREROS MALAGA., She is a resident of Barangay Trapiche, Oton, Iloilo
Mrs. Malaga is a graduate of the University of Iloilo where she earned a degree in Bachelor of Science in Commerce major in Accounting. She joined ILECO I in 1981 as a casual clerk. Six months later, she became a permanent employee of the electric company. In 1991, she was designated as work order officer. She was promoted to the position of bookkeeper in 1991. She was again promoted in 1994 as collection supervisor.
The ILECO I lady supervisor is married to Mr. Noel Malaga, also an employee of the electric cooperative. He is a meter reader. The couple has an only child, Jeffrey, a fourth year high school student of Sun Yat Sen High School in Iloilo City.
The local station of the Bureau of Fire Protection has a new chief with the position title of Fire Marshal. He is Senior Fire Officer I ROMEO FABIAN WEE.
SFOI Wee first saw the light of the day on June 16,1955 in Siasi, Jolo, Sulu. His parents,Mateo Wee and Manuela Fabian, are both natives of Zamboanga City.
The 46-year old Fire Marshal finished his elementary and secondary education in Zamboanga City. He obtained his college education at Zamboanga School of Arts and Trades where he earned a vocational course in Auto Mechanic and Bachelor of Science in Information Technology.
He has held various positions in the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP). He started serving BFP as a Fireman. Later he was promoted to the rank of Fire Officer 3. He has served Zamboanga City Fire Station, Iligan City Fire Station, and the Regional Office of the Bureau of Fire Protection, based in Ozamis City where he also started serving as Senior Fire Marshal.
Due to his dedication to duty and competence, he was promoted to the rank of Fire Officer I in 2001. With this rank, he was assigned as Senior Fire Marshal in the Regional Offices of BFP in Regions 9 and 6, and in Sta.Barbara Fire Station.
He started serving Cabatuan as Municipal Fire Station as its chief on July 29,2005. SFOI Wee is married to Rosella Ortega. The couple has three children.
MR. BIENVENIDO A. TORMON
Supervisor, District of Cabatuan I
MRS. ERLINDA P. PEREZ
P/S INSP. AGUSTIN F. HUESCA
Chief of Police
MRS. FLORA MALAGA
Supervisor, ILECO-I
Cabatuan Service Center
F03 ROMEO WEE
Fire Marshal
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