SIMPLICIO FIEL FAMILY LINE 2011 EDITION

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SIMPLICIO FIEL FAMILY LINE

(From Ormoc, Leyte)

A. FIRST GENERATION

A.1. Simplicio Arcuino Fiel (March 2, 1865 – November 11, 1932)

Simplicio Arcuino Fiel is the first mayor of Ormoc

B. SECOND GENERATION

B.1. Children of Simplicio Fiel – _____________ (first wife)

1. Agido Fiel

2. Agaton Fiel (first lawyer of Ormoc)

B.2. Children of Simplicio Fiel – Gilda Silidio (second wife)

3. Luis Silidio Fiel

4. Patro Silidio Fiel

5. Asisclo Silidio Fiel

6. Hospicio Silidio Fiel (he died single)

C. THIRD GENERATION

C.1. Children of Agido Fiel – Catalina Pucson

1. Basilisa Pucson Fiel

2. Adela Pucson Fiel – not married, single

3. Clara Pucson Fiel – not married, single

4. Felisa Pucson Fiel

5. Pascual Pucson Fiel

6. Marcelina Pucson Fiel

7. Pedrito Pucson Fiel (+October 24, 2010)

8. Carmelita Pucson Fiel

C.2. Children of Agaton Fiel – Emiliana Tan

9. Antonio Tan Fiel – not married, taken captive by the Japanese soldiers

10. Araceli Tan Fiel – died while still a child due to the dysentery outbreak in Ormoc

11. Arturo Tan Fiel

12. Joselito Tan Fiel

13. Josefina “Nany” Tan Fiel – a.k.a. Sr. Anne of the Religious of the Good Shepherd

14. Natividad “Naty” Tan Fiel

15. Milagros “Guitos” Tan Fiel - a.k.a. Sr. Milagros of the Blue Sisters

16. Carlos Tan Fiel

17. Teresita Tan Fiel – (name to be checked if accurate)

18. Celina Tan Fiel - a.k.a. Sr. Teresita of the Religious of the Good Shepherd

C.3. Children of Luis Silidio Fiel – Elisa Tecson

19. Oscar Tecson Fiel

20. Eddie Tecson Fiel

21. Boots Tecson Fiel

22. Brigida Tecson Fiel

23. Helen Tecson Fiel

24. Annie Tecson Fiel

C.4. Children of Patro Silidio Fiel - _________ Tugonon

25. Arturo Fiel Tugonon

26. Benjamin Fiel Tugonon

27. Demosthenes Fiel Tugonon

28. Felizardo “Boy” Fiel Tugonon

C.5. Children of Asisclo Silidio Fiel – Genoveva Aragon

29. Wilfredo Aragon Fiel

30. Loreta Aragon Fiel

31. Cezar Aragon Fiel

32. Amelita Aragon Fiel

33. Joel Aragon Fiel

D. FOURTH GENERATION

D.1. Children of Basilisa Pucson Fiel – Simeon Agraviador

1. Zenadia Fiel Agraviador

2. Benilda Fiel Agraviador

3. Edna Fiel Agraviador

D.2. Adela Pucson Fiel – not married

D.3. Clara Pucson Fiel – not married

D.4. Children of Felisa Pucson Fiel – Wenceslao Aldiano

4. Elizaida Fiel Aldiano

5. Alicia Fiel Aldiano

6. Rosalinda Fiel Aldiano

D.5. Children of Pascual Pucson Fiel – Preciosa Dungon

7. Pascualito Dungon Fiel Jr.

8. Allan Dungon Fiel

9. Bonifacio “Buchoy” Dungon Fiel

10. Carolina Dungon Fiel

11. Dante Dungon Fiel

12. Elmer Dungon Fiel

13. Fides Dungon Fiel

D.6. Children of Marcelina Pucson Fiel – Margarito Osip

14. Florenda Fiel Osip

15. Felipe Fiel Osip

16. Divina Fiel Osip

D.7. Children of Pedrito Pucson Fiel (+October 24, 2010) – Gaudencia Sarin

17. Alexander Sarin Fiel

18. Brenda Sarin Fiel

D.8. Children of Carmelita Pucson Fiel – Carlos Simporios

19. Maria Carmelita Fiel Simporios

20. Carlos Fiel Simporios

D.9. (Antonio Tan Fiel – not married, taken captive by the Japanese soldiers)

D.10. (Araceli Tan Fiel – died while still a child due to the dysentery outbreak in Ormoc)

D. 11. (Arturo Tan Fiel - died while still a child due to the dysentery outbreak in Ormoc)

D.12. (Joselito Tan Fiel - died while still a child due to the dysentery outbreak in Ormoc)

D.13. (Josefina “Nany” Tan Fiel – a.k.a. Sr. Anne of the Religious of the Good Shepherd)

D.14. Children of Natividad “Naty” Tan Fiel – Gil Rodriguez Pelegrin (They married on September 8, 1945 at the Malate Church riding a six by six army truck)

21. Antonio Fiel Pelegrin

22. Rosario Fiel Pelegrin

23. Gil Fiel Pelegrin Jr.

24. Asuncion Fiel Pelegrin

25. Araceli Fiel Pelegrin

26. Teresita Fiel Pelegrin

27. Cachito Fiel Pelegrin (died in infancy)

28. Eugene Fiel Pelegrin

29. Dominic Fiel Pelegrin

30. Natividad Fiel Pelegrin

D.15. (Milagros “Guitos” Tan Fiel - a.k.a. Sr. Milagros of the Blue Sisters)

D.16. Children of Carlos Tan Fiel - Cecilia Capistrano (married in 1952)

31. Corazon Capistrano Fiel

32. Rose Capistrano Fiel

33. Antonio Capistrano Fiel

34. Carlos Capistrano Fiel Jr.

35. Emiliana “Peachie” Capistrano Fiel

36. Guadalupe “Lelo” Capistrano Fiel

D.17. Teresita Tan Fiel – (name to be checked if accurate)

D.18. Celina Tan Fiel - a.k.a. Sr. Teresita of the Religious of the Good Shepherd

D.19. Children of Oscar Tecson Fiel - _______________

37. Luigi Fiel (US Navy)

38. Jacqueline Fiel

D.20. Children of Eddie Tecson Fiel - no data

D.21. Children of Boots Tecson Fiel - no data

D.22. Children of Brigida Tecson Fiel - no data

D.23. Children of Helen Tecson Fiel - no data

D.24. Children of Annie Tecson Fiel - no data

D.25. Children of Arturo Fiel Tugonon – no data

D.26. Children of Benjamin Fiel Tugonon – no data

D.27. Children of Demosthenes Fiel Tugonon – no data

D.28. Children of Felizardo “Boy” Fiel Tugonon – no data

D.29. Children of Wilfredo Aragon Fiel – Norma Relatado

39. Makabayan Relatado Fiel

40. Simplicio Relatado Fiel

41. Mutya Relatado Fiel

42. Luningning Relatado Fiel

D.30. Children of Loreta Aragon Fiel - Charles Bardos

43. Joan Fiel Bardos

44. Sidney Fiel Bardos

D.31. Children of Cezar Aragon Fiel – Emma Suficiencia

45. Maharlika Suficiencia Fiel

46. Bayani Suficiencia Fiel

47. Paulo Cezar Suficiencia Fiel

D.32. Children of Amelita Aragon Fiel – Ernesto Bacarro

48. Dexter Fiel Bacarro

49. Edwin Fiel Bacarro

D.33. Children of Joel Aragon Fiel - Carolina Maquilan

50. Jovencio Maquilan Fiel

51. Fima Riza Maquilan Fiel

E. FIFTH GENERATION

E.1. Children of Zenadia Fiel Agraviador – Francisco Ygot Jr.

1. Franzen Agraviador Ygot

2. Zharina Agraviador Ygot

3. Francis June Agraviador Ygot

4. roilan Agraviador Ygot

E.2. Children of Benilda Fiel Agraviador – Danilo Caoctoy

5. Darwin Agraviador Caoctoy

6. Divina Agraviador Caoctoy

E.3. Children of Edna Fiel Agraviador – Mario Tan

7. Edgar Agraviador Delantar

E.4. Children of Elizaida Fiel Aldiano – Danilo Hermoso

8. Marian Aldiano Hermoso

9. Alexander Aldiano Hermoso

10. Richard Aldiano Hermoso

E.5. Children of Alicia Fiel Aldiano – Hermes Macinas

11. Ryan Aldiano Macinas

12. Christian Aldiano Macinas

13. Frances Aldiano Macinas

E.6. Children of Rosalinda Fiel Aldiano – Alberto Andanar

14. Alvin Aldiano Andanar

15. Brian Aldiano Andanar

E.7. Children of Pascualito Dungon Fiel Jr. – Myrna Tolibas

16. Jessa Tolibas Fiel

17. John Michael Tolibas Fiel

E.8. Children of Allan Dungon Fiel – Shirley De Leon

18. Patrick De Leon Fiel

19. Christian De Leon Fiel

20. Aldrin De Leon Fiel

21. Emmanuel De Leon Fiel

E.9. Children of Bonifacio “Buchoy” Dungon Fiel – Amelita Hermoso

22. James Earl Hermoso Fiel

23. Joshua Hermoso Fiel

24. John Lloyd Hermoso Fiel

E.10. Children of Carolina Dungon Fiel – Teonado Asensi

25. Samantha Fiel Mercado

26. Sean Justin Fiel Asensi

E.11. Children of Dante Dungon Fiel – Juliet Sudiang

27. Dixie Sudiang Fiel

28. Daxil Sudiang Fiel

29. Dominic Sudiang Fiel

E.12. Children of Elmer Dungon Fiel – Riza Espellarga

30. Laurence Espellarga Fiel

31. Mitch Ralph Espellarga Fiel

32. Eroll Robert Espellarga Fiel

33. Reginal Niňo Espellarga Fiel

E.13. Children of Fides Dungon Fiel – Joel Torda (no data)

E.14. Children of Florenda Fiel Osip – Danilo Parilla

34. Filmar Osip Parilla

35. Jose Marie Osip Parilla

36. Christian Osip Parilla

E.15. Children of Felipe Fiel Osip – Lynlyn Barrameda

37. Jomar Barrameda Osip

E.16. Children of Divina Fiel Osip – Elmer Mercado (no data)

E.17. Children of Alexander Sarin Fiel – Josefa Dalagan

38. Alexander Dalagan Fiel Jr.

39. Angelique Dalagan Fiel

40. John Michael Dalagan Fiel

E.18. Children of Brenda Sarin Fiel – Danilo Ducalang

41. Shiela Mae Fiel Ducalang

42. Sarah Mae Fiel Ducalang

43. Phebe Grace Fiel Ducalang

E.19. Children of Maria Carmelita Fiel Simporios

E.20. Children of Carlos Fiel Simporios – Maribel Merin

44. Althea Merin Simporios

45. Sebastian Kent Merin Simporios

E.21. Children of Antonio Fiel Pelegrin

E.22. Children of Rosario Fiel Pelegrin

E.23. Children of Gil Fiel Pelegrin Jr.

E.24. Children of Asuncion Fiel Pelegrin

E.25. Children of Araceli Fiel Pelegrin

E.26. Children of Teresita Fiel Pelegrin

E.27. Cachito Fiel Pelegrin (died in infancy)

E.28. Children of Eugene Fiel Pelegrin

E.29. Children of Dominic Fiel Pelegrin

E.30. Children of Natividad Fiel Pelegrin

E.31. Corazon Capistrano Fiel

E.32. Rose Capistrano Fiel

E.33. Antonio Capistrano Fiel

E.34. Carlos Capistrano Fiel Jr.

E.35. Emiliana “Peachie” Capistrano Fiel

E.36. Guadalupe “Lelo” Capistrano Fiel

E.37. Luigi Fiel (US Navy)

E.38. Jacqueline Fiel

E.39. Makabayan Relatado Fiel

E.40. Simplicio Relatado Fiel

E.41. Mutya Relatado Fiel

E.42. Luningning Relatado Fiel

E.43. Joan Fiel Bardos

E.44. Sidney Fiel Bardos

E.45. Maharlika Suficiencia Fiel

E.46. Bayani Suficiencia Fiel

E.47. Paulo Cezar Suficiencia Fiel

E.48. Dexter Fiel Bacarro

E.49. Edwin Fiel Bacarro

E.50. Jovencio Maquilan Fiel

E.51. Fima Riza Maquilan Fiel

The Fourth Queen (How I Played Poker with God)

THE FOURTH QUEEN (HOW I PLAYED POKER WITH GOD)

By: Carlos Tan Fiel

(Carlos Tan Fiel wrote the following story in Toronto, Canada shortly after he learned that he had inoperable cancer of the lungs. He received this life-shaking news on November 4, 1995, his birthday. Published with permission from her sister, Sr. Teresita Tan Fiel, RGS)

My doctor didn’t even mention the word, but I knew what he meant. “It’s the kind that spreads rapidly.”

For several nights, I couldn’t sleep. Kept tossing in my bed with tears in my eyes. “How could you do this to me, Lord?”

Kept thinking hard where I could go for help. Thought of my three sisters who are nuns. “Bombard heaven, bring in the heavenly artillery,” I asked them. I also asked help from my saintly Mama who went to heaven thirty-three years ago.

But somehow, I felt everything would be useless.

Then, the unexpected happened. An angel (he wasn’t dressed like one but I knew he was) appeared to me and said, “Come, He wants to see you.”

“Jesus Christ,” I could not help but exclaim, for indeed it was Him.

He was seated in a simple chair. There was a bare table. He bade me sit down across Him. He looked at me gently, but there was no smile in his face. Then He spoke.

“I see your time is up.” I said yes almost inaudibly.

“Your relatives, both living and dead, are pestering me to give you another chance.” Then He said something about me having so many relatives while He only had John the Baptist.

“I don’t have to listen to them,” He said. “However,” and this time I could detect a twinkle in his eyes, “just to silence them, I’ll give you a chance.”

“Thank you, thank you, Lord,” I uttered as I prepared to rise. But it was not easy as that.

“Let’s see. What have you been doing aside from a lot of sinning and a little praying?” My answer was to look at the floor.

“I see you play poker?”

“Just a penny-ante, Lord, and only with close friends.”

“All right, let’s play poker. If you beat me, I might give you another chance. But if I beat you, nothing else can help you, not even your relatives.”

“Oh no, not poker,” I protested. I wanted to tell Him I was a born loser in that games. Oh well, He probably knew it, that’s why He chose the game.

“Bring me a deck of cards,” He motioned to an angel. I noticed the cards were out of the usual earthly cards of the Bicycle or the Vee brand, but only with a plain letter “C.” I thought maybe the “C” stood for Carlos, my name. Or maybe, for “Christ.” Then, a morbid thought, “Hope its not “C” for “Cancer.”

“Let’s play the Lord’s deal.”

The Lord’s deal? What kind of a deal is that? I know the Lord’s prayer, but I never played the Lord’s deal.

“We will not play for money, because there is no need for money in heaven,” and, after a short pause, “if you get there.” That’s when I realized we were not in heaven. I was probably in a way station and after judgment, I’d know where to go. As if to remind me, He said, “Money is taboo in heaven since that man Iscariot ran away with thirty pieces of silver.”

He explained the deal. Every card would represent a wish. Its value would be weighed by the cards gotten. Two of a kind will increase the possibility of the wish being granted, and more with three or four of a kind. “But,” He said, “we’ll borrow one of your rules. A higher card beats a lower card. So, Ace is the highest, the King is next, followed by the Queen.”

He dealt each one of the five cards. In the meantime, a crowd was gathering and I saw a beautiful lady in blue coming out of a room. She glanced in our direction but continued on her way.

I looked at my first card. It was a queen. The second was also a queen. The third was a deuce, the fourth an ace. But presto, the fifth card was a queen. Three queens! My spirit soared.

“Okay, you declare,” He said.

I showed the first queen. “This queen represents my sister, Sister Anne, a Good Shepherd nun who will celebrate 50 years of service to you this year.”

Then the second queen. “This one represents my sister, Sister Milagros, a nun of the Holy Spirit. She is also celebrating her golden jubilee in your service this year.”

“And the third queen,” I said somewhat triumphantly, “stand for my sister, Sister Celina, also of the Good Shepherd, who has been there for 42 years.”

While I was talking, He opened four of his cards and I saw two aces. But I was not alarmed because I had one of his aces and the chances of his last card being an ace was about one in forty.

So, I readied for the kill. “Look, Lord,” I said, “My three sister nuns have served you for an aggregate of 142 years. And they are pleading for me. I’m only 67 which is less than half of their faithful service to you.”

“Very good speech,” He said. “But before making any decision, let’s take a look at my fifth card.” Slowly, He turned the card.

It was an ace.

“I got three aces. They beat your three queens and your wishes are of no value.”

He said it was time to proceed with the judgment and called St. Peter, asking for my record. St. Peter gave him two sheets of paper. One was very long and the other very short. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw that the long paper carried the heading “Sins.” I supposed the other piece carried a list of the good things I did in life. It was no contest. I didn’t have to be told of the verdict.

“Well,” Christ said, “I’m sorry but…”and there was an interruption.

“I am the fourth Queen.” The interruption came from the lady in blue who was suddenly at my side.

Christ was dumbfounded at the unexpected turn of events. His own mother was on the opposite side. He was speechless.

Finally, He was able to say, “But Mother, I am your son.”

The lady in blue nodded. Then, resting her right arm upon my shoulder, she told Him, “Son, he is also my son.”

There was a moment of silence. Finally, Christ said He wanted to go to another room to study the matter. He gave Peter the two sheets of paper. Then they went away, leaving me alone with the Lady in Blue.

Left alone, I asked her what I did to deserve her help. She smiled and said, “Your rosaries.” I felt guilty since although I had been praying the rosary, I would pray them as if by rote, so mechanically.

But as they left, something shocking happened before my very eyes. As Peter put the two sheets of paper in his back pocket, the Lady in blue so deftly picked up the long sheet. I could never imagine that she would be capable of doing that, even if it was meant for my benefit. The Blessed Mother stealing? As a matter of fact, I could not help myself and blurted out, “You stole my sins. You broke the seventh commandment.”

With the sweetest smile I have ever seen. She reassured me in a conspiratorial tone, “Son, sins can be stolen…if you pray the rosary.” All I could utter was “Blessed art thou among women.”

It’s been some time now and Christ hasn’t come out yet with His decision. But I’m no longer worried and I don’t care. Because standing beside me is the Blessed Mother, with the crumpled list of my sins in her left hand and her right hand resting on my shoulder.

And oh, yes, in my right hand is the rosary!

(On June 11, 1996 in Toronto, Carlos went gently into the good night. He died peacefully, surrounded by his sister, wife, nieces and nephews who were praying the rosary).

NB.

Carlos Tan Fiel is the son of Agaton Fiel.

Agaton Fiel, the first lawyer of Ormoc, is the son of Simplicio Fiel.

Simplicio Fiel is the first mayor of Ormoc.