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This page is dedicated to the beloved ones of the KDS members who, although had passed away, lives in the hearts of the people because of their unforgettable contributions to the organization and to the Karilagan family. |
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MARCELINO (CHINO) V. DE LA TORRE April 26, 1950 - January 11, 2007 In a short period of time, Chino played many important roles to the continuous success of the group. Since joining in 2004 as a volunteer member, he held different positions, as a Choir Director, member of the editorial board of Philippine Hiyas, Adviser of the Karilagan Board, performer and guitarist. His unselfish dedication and having more beautiful dreams for the group vanished with his untimely death. But his memories will always be the strength that will make the Karilagan Dance Society reach high for its goals. His unconditional friendship, humbleness, unique talent in playing the guitar and being such an approachable person will remain in the minds and hearts of Karilagan. He was diagnosed with lung cancer in June 2006, but, died of pneumonia on January 11, 2007. |
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AZUCENA (CENA) MOLO November 24, 1939 - February 19, 2007 Cena, since 1997 has been one of our dedicated members who continuously put Karilagan on the map. As a long time volunteer, her unselfish dedication,kindness and honesty are the strength that bind the Karilagan families in unity. She will always be remembered with her untiring volunteerism every Heritage Festival in Edmonton at the Philippine Pavilion. She suffered from a sudden stroke and passed away on February 19, 2007. |
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DR. REMEDIOS T. BORROMEO, Karilagan's Founder Dr. Remy Borromeo , since putting up the Karilagan in 1971 has been known to the Filipino community in Edmonton as a very strict mentor. Her unique talent, though in teaching folk dances and songs paved way for the Filipino community to be known in Alberta especially to the Senior Citizens who were always delighted watching the Filipino folk dances. She brought the Filipino culture through folk dances and songs to the lives of the Albertans and made them adore our culture. |