I’ve written a small green book on the 35 healings by Mr. Eleuterio Terte of Baguio City. He was truly a man of God who had God-given powers — healing people and their needs. Pat and I visited Mrs. Amy Derige, a very beautiful mestiza, married to a doctor. We were surprised to see her […]

After Tony’s graduation I requested quarters in Allen near the City Hall of Baguio and nearer the St. Louis College, where all our children were enrolled. The quarters were old U.S. Army Officers Quarters during the liberation days but better than the huts in the Navy Base, Baguio. There was a chapel inside the Camp […]

In 1962, when I was due for rotation, I got orders to return to the PMA as instructor to replace Capt. Sotumino Domingo, who had a son that passed the PMA exam. Pat and I and the kids were very happy because we were going to be together again! Praise the Lord. When I returned […]

In one of my trips between Manila and Baguio in 1956, I met Mr. Brown and Mr. Coffee in the train bound for the North and got acquainted with them. They were members of MRA (Moral ReArmament) who were holding a meeting in the Pines Hotel in Baguio. They invited me and I went, together […]

From the Clubhouse in Ft. McKinley, I later on transferred to the clubhouse in Camp Murphy to stay close to my Department of National Defense job on the GHQ, AFP building. The Secretary of National Defense, Gen. Alfredo Santos, under Pres. Carlos Garcia, was from Bulacan. His projects were intended to bolster his ambition to […]

As Action Officer of the Secretary of National Defense, I prosecuted all cases of violations of the Constabulary (Peace & Order), Revenue and Customs Laws. There was a CRC Team based in Camp Crame, headed by Capt. Fabian Ver, that raided drug, gambling, prostitution, and gang dens or violators of the Criminal Code, confiscated hoarded […]