Pedestrian Observer GB: Kababayan's Tribute to Ka Tonyang

Kababayans' Tributes to Ka Tonyang (Funeral Details Now Announced) compied by Sheila of Bananen Blatt

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'Kabaro, kilala mo pa ba si Gabriela ng Himagksikan sa iyong puso? Tayo na at pabangunin natin ang lahing Pinoy! Mahalin natin ang Pinas dahil ito ay ating pinagmulan - dito tayo tumubo...' Antonina Binsol.

And love she did in 2001 since she subscribed to the Romblon listserve. Then she created her own OFW forum that year which swelled to over 2000 subscribers! She never stopped pushing initiatives of help in cyberspace - hope, hope, and more hope. and action!
Ka Tonyang, you will be missed.

Ish (Doc Simp) Fabicon of Chicago and Romblon
Posted by Bobby Reyes, on 07/13/2007 at 13:29

A member of the UP Alumni Association in Japan wrote this about Tonette Binsol's state of health. QUOTE.

Tonette's Ailment

Tonette was diagnosed with APS (Antiphospholipid Syndrome) since 2003. APS is a very rare and lethal autoimmune disease affecting approximately 1-5% of the population. The medical community's knowledge of this condition is not that thorough yet as this disease has only been properly studied for only around nine years to date.

Patients with this disease may experience blood clots, including heart attacks, strokes and miscarriages.

This disease in not curable but can be treated by taking constant and continuous medication (coagulants) to stop the blood for clotting internally. The side effect of course is that when you cut yourself, the blood, being thin, will not easily clot.

Once a patient suspects that she/he is having a minor heart attack, stroke or even just dizziness/inability to move some extremities, urgent and immediate medical attention is needed and should be administered by a doctor who is aware of the patients medical history.
Because of the nature of the disease and its treatment, it is important that the patient should discuss this condition to her friends and family members or other people living close to her.

UNQUOTE.

In Tonette's case, I heard that she did not go to work last Friday. By Saturday she visited a doctor but apparently she went back home after that visit. On Sunday, her condition worsened so she was admitted to one clinic, got transferred to Tokyo Hospital and there her conditioned worsened quickly. Blood clots spread to her brain, she also had a blood clot at one of the main arteries supplying oxygen to the brain thus causing her brain to swell rapidly.

Her body will be flown to the Philippines . Perhaps, Ellen Sana and other members of the OAV movement can coordinate with her family for a special Eulogy.

Posted by DiYumu Yuko

Welcome home, Ka Tonyang. Welcome home, oh Faithful One.

We, at the Movement for a Free Philippines-New Jersey , would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the family of Ka Tonyang. Her deeds made our world a little more pleasant than what it is.

For us at MFP, Ka Tonyang personifies the ideal of what one should hold to make a difference in the lives of our kababayans– SHE BELIEVED THAT IT WAS NOT SO MUCH WHAT SHE HAD THAT MATTERED BUT WHAT SHE COULD DO WITH WHAT GOD HAS GIVEN HER THAT TRULY COUNTED.

On a personal level, I have not met her in person. But from her internet messages, taking issues for our less fortunate brethren in the Philippines and those OFWs who suffered some misfortunes outside the country, I could almost feel her passion and commitment to make a difference in the lives of others.

In a sense, her selflessness showed that she somehow knew all along that she was NOT for herself only. This explains why her heart was constantly restless and never at peace. She seemed to try to quench that restlessness by trying to give a part of herself to those who are less fortunate than most until she had no more to give because she finally found rest in that HOME not made of human hands.

In many ways, her deeds had made this world a little more pleasant to live with for those of us whose lives she had touched. Welcome home, Ka Tonyang. Welcome home, oh faithful one.

Fidel Umaga

Antonia 'Tonette' Avisado Binsol was THE Tulong Pinoy Movement, an organization of Overseas Filipinos. She worked tirelessly to advance and raise public consciousness of the movement's goals.

Tonette spearheaded a project to establish an international school for children of the more than 400,000 Filipinos in Japan . Sixteen months ago, with the permission of St. Anselm's church parish priest, Fr. Leo Schaumer, TP presented a free program called KABAYAN ORIENTATION FOR MIGRANT CHILDREN IN TOKYO, as a weekend bicultural school project for all Japanese-Filipino children in Tokyo to:

* To impart learning of English and Filipino as second languages of Japanese-Filipino children;* To provide a learning experience of Filipino values and cultural heritage of the Philippines
For:
* Children with Japanese and Filipino parents;* Children with Filipino parents who are working in Japan

Tonette was indefatigable in helping with the passage of the absentee-voting movement, working with Filipinos in Japan .

She also started a free weekly computer classes for Filipino migrant workers to help migrants educate themselves, start networking to give them the social security necessary to survive in a foreign country, and study Japanese to help workers communicate better with the Japanese community, which helps foster closer ties and smooth acceptance of foreigners. This gave them a place to study, exchange information, share ideas, learn to support each other and empower them to negotiate for their rights. In August the program expands to include business startup and Japanese courses, accounting, management, English (academic and corporate), cooking/baking, and advanced computer courses such as multimedia/video-streaming, hardware assembly, troubleshooting, programming in Visual Basic/C++/Perl, graphics design, web authoring, database management, etc.She raised funds to send Zambales' Aeta children to school, started an adult Aeta literacy program, a mud crab farm in the Philippines, facilitated access to the Internet in various Philippine communities, promoted a cyber OFWMall to buy and sell goods, the formation of a more secure and speedy manner of sending remittances to RP, OFW-TV, and numerous local economic programs geared to alleviate poverty in the country.
Tonette , a one of a kind cyber and real life NGO, passed away on July 10th, 2007.

She is sorely missed.

From a posting by Ms. Winda

Thank you Yuko. Thank you Arman.I have been asking about her for a long time now. She has not been writing, a far cry many years ago when she was a constant and gentle and concerned presence in the Filipino Cyberworld.When Dr. Abueva was tasked with working on that Draft Constitution, I recommended her and Dr. Edong del Rosario to be members of that Study Group to represent us Filipinos in Diaspora. I think Dr. Abueva must have tried. But he was not powerful enough. And obviously did not make the final decision.You are in Heaven, Gentle Lady. And for all of us whom Ka Tonyang left behind, we will go on, for as long as our hearts beat to the passion that you were fighting for -- a better life for our people. We will not forget what you were doing -- sending computers to schools, instituting livelihood programs all over Pilipinas Nating Mahal, helping students study in college, and perhaps like Yuko, Susan, and our leaders in Japan, helping our people in Japan survive with whatever dignity they could muster.Your memory will be with us, for as long as there are Filipinos on earth, till the end of time.We will shed stear for your passing, but we will smile and offer our Thanksgiving too to God for someone who enriched our lives immeasurably.

Goodbye Sweet Lady.

Cesar Torres

Written by Bobby Reyes
Jul 10, 2007 at 12:09 PM
Tonette Binsol (AKA Ka Tonyang) died on July 9, 2007, in Tokyo , Japan . Ka Tonyang was one of the most-active Overseas-Filipino advocates of Filipino issues up to her last day. She was just in her late 30s.

Here is the latest report of Ms. Yuko Takei, a Filipino-Japanese community advocate in Tokyo : Jun Aguilar and Ellene Sana are making arrangements for a special eulogy at a memorial service for Tonette on Tuesday at St. Antony's Church in Singalong, Manila .

**Update** Video of Ka Tonyang interviewed by iTVJapan (provided by Austri G. Basinillo) Tonnette - You Tube

Ka Tonette's brother will be arriving in Tokyo today, Friday, July13, 2007. There will be a special memorial service for her at Meguro Church again tomorrow at 6:00 pm. Then on Sunday, the body will be flown to Manila after the usual procedure of embalming the corpse at a hospital here and sealing of the coffin by a Philippine Embassy official. Interment will be on Wednesday, July 18, 2007.

Here are some of the tributes posted on the Internet.

This is to inform all those friends, etc. of Tonette Binsol in this list that she passed away today at 1:26 a.m. She was rushed to a Tokyo hospital last Saturday because of a stroke, and she was given only two days to survive as a matter of fact.Members of this egroup based in Japan are invited to attend a funeral service for her at 8 pm tonight at the Meguro Church near Meguro Stn. of the JR in Tokyo , Japan .Posted byDiYumu Yuko

It is with deep sorrow to inform you the passing away of a truly remarkable and unselfish woman that was Tonette Binsol (a.k.a. Ka Tonyang). She died this morning 10:26am (TKY time) at Todai University Hospital due to brain hemorrhage. She had Parkinson's disease. Tonette was not only a builder of cause-worthy organizations but also a friend and a senpai who inspired others like me to make a difference. A great networker, people-person, and a true Filipina. And for all of these, I can only say "Thank You and Great Job Done, Tonette!"...it's not the time that we spent here on Earth that defines us as a person but how we spend that gift of life to touch other peoples' lives that matters most. You certainly did a great job on that! May her legacy live amongst us...and not be forgotten in our hearts. Rest now and be with our Creator, my friend. Sincerely, Jun Kabigting & The KPFI Scholarship FoundationPS: Please pray for the eternal repose of her soul.****************************

JUN KABIGTING

Founding Chairman

Kabataang Pilipino, Inc.

Block 80 Lot 6 N. Aquino Street

Brgy. LaramSan Pedro, Laguna 4023

PHILIPPINES

Thanks, Yuko, for the information.

I did wonder how Tonette, so young and strong, could have had a stroke. Was about to ask how health conscious she was, thinking that she might not have been seeing regularly a doctor for her heart. I did see her in a Japan TV interview that she gained so much weight and thought that she overlooked her health. Her sudden death was really shocking. I cried and I thought about my own mortal being.

She will always be remembered and I wish her work could be continued by those surrounding her.

Yours,

Freda Contreras in Kuwait (a cancer survivor)

Gil and the rest of us here in cyberspace remember how we met Tonette Binsol amongst the rest in the cyber community when for the first time some OFs who were passionately discussing the state of the country during Estrada's administration? She hosted a lot of e-groups. She was very passionate with her work with the Aetas in Zambales. Jun Aguilar was convinced to go with her in one of her gift-giving trips to the community. She gathered used computers in Japan to be shipped to the schools in Mindanao . She rose to the challenge of registering the first corporation with directors spread all over the world -- OFW IMC with mud-crab farming as their initial project. She was like a fireball jumping from Japan and to the various provinces in the Philippines . When she launched the OFW Salu-Salo, some of us were there to give her our support. That’s where we met Jimmy Cura whom Tonette admired a lot when she was still a student. Alex Kho attended one, too. She taught us how to download video clips when she created a website featuring activities of OFs in Singapore , Hong Kong and Japan . We always looked forward to the next salu-salo. So we were all wondering when there was none. The last time we 'talked' was when another friend, Selina Sayong, the VCO advocate, passed away. Then I read that she is busy with the cooperative movement in Japan . The last post I have attached in this message.

On 4/17/07, Antonina Binsol

What about a salusalo and a Fil-IT Job Fair in July?>> Kumusta na kayo at masyado akong busy sa OFW Shien Coop formation sa> Japan ? The details are at http://ofwshien.wordpress.com/t_blank .>> Tonette>I pray someone has picked up on what she had left....

Me Ann

Naging myembro ako ng OFW-Japan taong 2004, dahil sa kagustuhan ko lang na magkaroon ng mga kaibigang japayuki o higit pa sa kaibigan dahil nga sa akala ko ay ganun ang mga babae sa Japan. Subalit sa aking nasaksihan sa kasalukuyan hindi pala lahat ng Filipino o Filipina sa Japan o kahit na saang bansa ay di dapat pag isipan ng di magandang karanasan... Dahil sayo Ka Tonyang nagising ako sa katotohanan na di dapat bigyan ng masamang kahulugan ano man ang hangarin ng isang tao sa kanyang sarili...

Nakakalungkot ang iyong paglisan, Ka Tonyang. Ikaw ay isang mgandang halimbawa para sa akin...

Maraming nagmamahal sayo, Ka Tonyang. Naway maligaya ka saan ka man naroroon... PAGPALAIN KA NAWA NG POONG MAY KAPAL!!

Josh Barce

"Kabaro, kilala mo pa ba si Gabriela ng Himagksikan sa iyong puso? Tayo na at pabangunin natin ang lahing Pinoy! Mahalin natin ang Pinas dahil ito ay ating pinagmulan - dito tayo tumubo..." Antonina Binsol.

Ish (Doc Simp) Fabicon of Chicago and Romblon

FROM: http://us.f605.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=umalij@ngha.med

Tue, 10 Jul 2007 18:00:39 +0300

SUBJECT: FW: [ofwcongress]

Fw: [partido-pangdaigdigang-pilipino] Tonette Binsol is gone Dear DiYumo, friends of Ka Tonyang and fellow OFWS,

We share in grief the sudden passing of one of great Filcom leaders who exemplified a true Christian believer in words, thoughts and action. We in this part of the world can only wish eternal peace for her soul and that many more OFWs will follow in her footsteps and be a beacon light in the stormy seas across the borders of our country. Jojie-riyadh Calabarzon Executive Board

Dear Yuko,
Thank you for the information. Please extend our deep sympathy to her family members. Please take care of your health too.

Love,

Daphne
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I am really so sorry to hear this Yuko and Me Ann . Napakarami niyang tinulungan. May her soul rest in peace... She will be in my prayers.

- Si Ka Edong po from Guam, where America 's day begins* * *

Thanks for the information, Sis Y.Sincere condolences to her families, both immediate and the Fil community, from our end here in Riyadh-KSA.

This is sad news. Tonette Binsol was a valued voice in this forum. In behalf of my family, we extend our most sincere condolences to those she left behind. Francis Acero
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Dear Yuko,I am deeply shocked by your news about Ka Tonyang. I call on all fellow OF's and OFW advocates in praying for her repose. May her soul rest in peace.

Jun S. Aguilar

To all:

IN ANOTHER YAHOOGROUP, I JUST READ THAT KA TONYANG PASSED AWAY today!
NOOOO... I HOPE THAT IS NOT TRUE.... HOW COME THOSE DOING A LOT IN THEIR SILENT WAYS DIE YOUNG AND SOON... A YEAR AGO ANOTHER OVERSEAS FILIPINO FROM HONGKONG, LINDA LAYOSA, DIED PREMATURELY!

AS A HUMAN BEING, I CANNOT COMPREHEND ALL THESE HUMAN EXPERIENCES...
I FEEL SAD... AND BEWILDERED.... LIFE IS SO FRAGILE AND DEATH ALWAYS COMES WHEN LEAST EXPECTED..

IF IT IS TRUE THAT KA TONYANG DIED, I PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF HER SOUL!

ERNIE DELFIN

SOUTHERN CALIF.
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Dear Daphne and All:

I have copied the messages received here for Tonette's family, and sent through some members of the UPAA in Japan to relay to her parents who are expected to come and fetch her remains.
It happened so suddenly, I am told. She collapsed in a meeting with some Filipinos, and was rushed to the hospital last Saturday. It was a massive stroke and she did not recover. She was put in ICU, and was given only two days to live or die.

The doctor said that if she survived, she would be an invalid for life. They wanted to remove the respirator on Monday but there was no immediate family around so they just waited for her to give up the ghost, and that happened Tuesday morning. Sorry, mistype. The time was 10:26 a.m.

Her death surely was a good reminder of how fleeting life can be and that this life is indeed a probation that we need to take advantage of to be worthy to go back to God. One cannot put off the time to make up for one's shortcomings and be worthy, for it may be too late! May she rest in peace indeed!

DiYumu Yuko
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The news of Tonette's passing away is, indeed, a shocker.

Tonette helped me understand, through her personal emails, the technical aspects of how OF and OFW "news in pictures" are published in the Internet.

She was an indefatigable advocate of many Philippine community development projects. She will definitely be missed.

With sincerest condolences.

Nes Duldulao
Chair, Overseas Filipino Council Secretariat
_www.ofcouncil.org_ (http://www.ofcouncil.org/)
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This is so sudden and such sad news. Our condolences to her family, will be praying for her. Tonette was a mover and active in a number of yahoo groups. I hope they too can be informed. Luke
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Hi fellow OFW,I was so saddened with the death of Tonette, I have not met her personally but we've been good friends thru the Internet because of my website,www.ofw-connect.com...She helped me several times to give some advice or assistance to other OFWs who got an inquiries or have asked some help thru my site...I also remember that she invited me a lot of times to attend the OFW gathering, which is always held every December in Manila but unfortunately, I was unable to attend any of that gatherings...Yes, she's truly one of the OFWs who is really dedicated to help and assist her Kababayan, not only for the OFWs but to those poor Filipinos back home too...May GOD welcome her in Heaven and I wish that there are lots of Kababayan or OFWs out there who are willing serve others too like the way she's doing when she was still with us...Please send my condolence to her Family and Friends...

from, VanieFounder/Webmasterwww.ofw-connect.comwww.vanie.ofw-connect.comwww.vanie.ofw-connect.com/OFW_Blog
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Thank you, Yuko, for letting us know. Pls. let us know how we can help Tonette's family. This is a sad day for all of us in the advocacy. The indefatigable Tonette has done a lot of things that we can only dream of doing. She's one of the few that fully understand and HAVE PRACTICED what "technology for the masses" is all about, corporate finance andmicro-financing, suffrage and socio-politics, and the new reality of a globalized Filipino citizenry, among others.We will surely miss her. We pray for the eternal repose of her soul. -

RobC. * * *

From Austri G. Basinillo of Metro Manila , Philippines :

Tonette , a one of a kind cyber and real life NGO, passed away on July 10th, 2007.Let us all pray for the repose of her soul to Heaven, ". . .As a person of faith, of resurrection faith, I see death as a friend, not a foe; and the experience of death is, I am convinced, a transition from life to life, from grace to glory."My Jesus have mercy on the Soul of TONETTE. O Gentlest heart of Jesus, ever present in the Blessed Sacrament, ever consumed with burning love for the poor captive souls in Purgatory have mercy on the soul of Thy departed servant. Be not severe in Thy judgment but let some drops of Thy Precious Blood fall upon the devouring flames, and do Thou O merciful Saviour send the angels to conduct HER to a place of refreshment, light and peace. Amen. Incline Thine ear, O Lord, unto our prayers, wherein we humbly pray Thee to show Thy mercy upon the soul of Thy servant TONETTE, whom Thou hast commanded to pass out of this world, that Thou wouldst place HER in the region of peace and light, and bid HER be partaker with Thy Saints. Through Christ our Lord. Amen. "We have loved HER during life, let us not abandon HER, until we have conducted HER by our prayers into the house of the Lord." Saint Ambrose Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, And let perpetual Light shine upon them. May their souls And the souls of all the faithful departed Through the mercy of God Rest in peace. Amen.
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Tonette Binsol studied and lived in Japan in the late 80's when we first met in the Internet. She created the scholarship program for several indigenous children in the Zambales and Sierra Madre and later spread to other indigenous peoples all over the country. Her love for her ancestral countrymen was genuine and her knowledge was shared to all. Ka Tonyang was synonymous to 'Mother Theresa' when compassion and kindness to those suppressed and in need. She championed the 'working Pinays in Japan' and created a network of worldwide concerned OFC through Fil-IT which later on expanded to other egroups of OF/OFWs. We worked together since 1995 creating several 'Internet Cafes' in the provinces and remote locations allowing students and kids access to the free yahoo email and communicating concerns and issues on livelihood, education, communication, elections, entrepreneurship, and the advancement in technology. Tonette has helped thousands of indigent children especially the Aetas and other indigenous tribes in realizing their dreams to elevate themselves to a higher and rewarding way of life. She gathered used computers from Japanese banks and financial institutions and crate them in shiploads to various locations in the Philippines . Her dreams of generating a new breed of Filipinos came true from every individual she touched. I recommended her for a University of Stanford Grant in 1999 but her commitment to the far reaches of the OF/OFWs has consumed her time managing dozens of egroups and websites, seeking financial assistance and investors to assist the less fortunate and those that were neglected by OWWA left on their own at the mercy of their foreign employers. Tonette pioneered the OF/OFW empowerment through self-reliance with the generosity of the Japanese people and the contributions of the worldwide audience of concerned citizens. Ka Tonyang will always remain in the hearts of our people. May her tribe flourish from those who believe in her cause. Goodbye my good friend, hope to see you soon. Nathanael John Duenas
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From Apo Satur (Satur Z. Respicio, Jr.) of Hercules, California :

Nat (Duenas) wrote such a good tribute. I never corresponded much with Ka Tonyang. First time to hear of her good deeds. We need more like her in Diaspora, as well as at home.

Trouble is, back in the Home Islands , folks who should be in the position to render aid, for social and societal services, are behind gated compounds, particularly around metropolitan communities.
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Ecolink moderator

I am so sorry to know this. May her soul rest in peace.
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The news about Tonette's "departure" was shocking. For an energetic person like her, who was so active in the community, advocating for a number of things designed to benefit the less-privileged ones, we have never expected that she would be leaving so soon. She had started many projects, and let us hope that she had trained someone who could pursue her unfinished projects. The Management and Staff of the MANILA-U.S. TIMES join me in conveying to the bereaved family of the late Tonette our deep condolences. We are praying for the eternal repose of her soul.

Johnny M. Pecayo

MBAChairman-Publisher and Editor-in-Chief

MANILA-U.S. TIMES

http://www.manila-ustimes.com/

http://manilaustimes.blogspot.com/
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Maraming salamat po Dr. Cervix, et al. Biro niyo, nauna pa siya sa akin.
Eternal repose grant unto her O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her,
May she rest in peace.....Amen

- si Ka Edong po sa Guam, where America 's day begins

gino wrote:
hello ka edong,
kindly visit this site regarding tonette and pray for her,
http://www.timog.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12830-- gino510

Dear friends,

I was in the middle of the conference in Brussels when Ellen Sana showed to me the shocking SMS message about the untimely death of Tonette. How is it possible for so young, energetic, committed person to die? Heaven knows.

It was a coincidence that I was talking with Manuel Orozco about Tonette last June 9 during the Civil Society Forum on Migration and Development. I connected Tonette to Manuel because she wanted advice on how to help the new coop she was organizing in Japan . They were supposed to have a teleconference.

I came to know Tonette since 2001 when our crossed path while discussing how we can maximize the benefits of migrants’ remittances. She attended several conferences organized by Oxfam Novib. The last time I saw her was when I invited her to attend the conference in Zacatecas , Mexico . She had a hard time getting a transit visa from the American Embassy. Tonette who was always resourceful decided to fly via Canada to reach Mexico City .

The people in Bansalan benefited from her computer literacy project and she also sponsored some Moslem children. For those who knew Tonette will agree with that she was a persistent worker who never gives up when the going gets rough.

Tonette will be sorely missed by us Filipinos in diaspora. It will never be the same without Tonette who spent her single free time tirelessly to serve the Filipino community.

I hope we can live up to the legacy she left and our work continues.

Farewell Tonette. It was an honor knowing you. I will miss our email exchanges. May you rest in peace. You led a good life and you have done the best you can. The angels will take care of you.

Lalay

Actually, I was more on helping my own hometown, but for Tonnette it doesn’t matter which part in the Philippines she has to help, and helped she did. I didn’t even know Tonnette’s own hometown, and she was contemplating in doing more for my own home town in Northern Samar . One of the emails of Tonnette to me:

Shiela, we can do the same format as Tulong Aeta Literacy model there. We have the definite project in Botolan and OFWs in Japan through pa-bingo and raffle draws and other sponsorship drives gather funds for the project.

How about producing a video to introduce Northern Samar first and how it is like? While poverty is a known reality in Samar , it helps to realize this by OFWs seeing them with their own eyes in a video. I could edit that video. Hope there's a way for you to shoot them... maybe you could assign somebody there. Or maybe Cesar has videos or means? Pictures are useful too.

We would be glad to help out... let's find definite targets for now.

Our constant exchanges could help us achieve something... do you have NGO links there? Let's not have government affiliations... would be difficult to handle from my own experiences.

Tonette
Tokyo
http://www.tpmovers.org/

PS The pictures are beautiful... I haven't been in Germany . Would like to drop by when I visit Europe someday again. Maybe if there will be a conference nearby.

Tonnette is like the proverbial/biblical single grain which has to be planted in order to grow into more grains. So the challenge is in all of us now to follow her lead.

Tonnette is now somewhere there looking at us and smiling; not because she is now relieved of having to do a lot of earthly projects, but because she has accessed now the Universal Knowledge to understand why things have to be the way they are or have to be.

It is painful for her family and loved ones not to be able to see and touch her again, for now. I just hope they can find consolation on the thought that she is always here in our midst, so that their pain would be somehow bearable.

Tonnette, the imprints you’ve left will always be visible.

My heartfelt condolence to her family and loved-ones.

Shiela