ANNOUNCEMENT!
Due to time constraints, our Batch Core Group has decided to postpone our homecoming this year to 2013, our 40th. Please bear with us. Thanks, kabatch! :)
Kabatch Jose "Jing" Alvarado Jr, UCPB-Gensan manager, is featured on the cover of The Banker, the official magazine of the City Bankers Association of Gensan (CBAGS). Jing is at the rightmost of the group picture.
Kabatch Jose "Jing" Alvarado Jr. is one of the board of trustees of the City Bankers Association of Gensan (CBAGS). In a wacky group picture, Jing is at the rightmost doing the kung fu crane pose. heheh
Thanks to Orman Manansala for the pictures
Even if Kabatch Ebing Abueva-Olarte celebrated her birthday abroad on October 28, her kabatch her a birthday bash in her name here in Gensan. How's that for a global celebration, huh. :)
Kabatch Susan Guatlo-Acosta welcomes her kabatch to her home and birthday get-together
Susan and her hubby and two daughters
Grace before meals led by Cesar, Kabatch Loi Guzman-Baes's hubby
Happy birthday Susan from your kabatch!
A year after the untimely death of Kabatch Julio Firmalino,
our Batch once again got together to honor his memory
on October 30 at their residence in Dadiangas Heights.
Kabatch Vickee Firmalino as proud mama to her son Erwin
who recently passed the electrical engineering board exams.
Each one of us probably has a Plaza story. The Plaza was our version of malling - where we can relax, eat banana cue, watch people, savor the afternoon sea breeze, snack on peanuts (fried and sinanlag), wait for Dagirls to come out of their school gate or get a glimpse of Daboys sitting on the carabao grass, share a laugh or two . . . Yes, what stories we could tell.
The 4.8 hectare plaza is now called Plaza Heneral Santos after undergoing a P34 million makeover. The Generals are rediscovering the Plaza once again as they make it a venue for pasyalan, walking and jogging, and of course, dating.
Plaza Heneral Santos at night
Plaza Heneral Santos Marker facing Pioneer Avenue
The statue of General Paulino Santos
General Santos City Hall
The koi pond
Photos courtesy of Gensantos.com and Armando Jalimao
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