Dr. Eutiquiano (Otic) Fiel's Precious Pic

Seated: Dr. Eutiquiano (Otic) Fiel.

The (Ormoc) Fiel :STANDING (L to R):
Antero Fiel,
Prudencio (Boy) Fiel,
Carmelo Marquez (husband of Remedios Tan Fiel),
Manuel (Loloy) Fiel,
Heliodoro (Dodong) Fiel Sr.

The Ormoc Fiel Paternity Line

The (Ormoc) Fiel paternity line.

From the top row (L to R):
Heliodoro Fiel, Manuel Fiel, Pablo Garcia, Antero Fiel.

Seated:
Consuelo Tan Fiel, Remedios Fiel Marquez,
Esperanza Fiel Garcia, Veneranda Fiel Cagande, Dr. Eutiquiano Fiel

On the floor:
Prudencio Fiel.

Thanks to Maxim Fiel for posting this pix.

Prudencio Fiel gave an interesting anecdote about this picture,

"That picture was taken quite late in the evening and it was almost tme for m/v Ormoc to leave for Cebu. Pabling and Inday were supposed to sail that night for Cebu and they were both anxious to get to the pier. I look so serious beca...use I was uncomfortable in my americana, LMAO. BTW, Dodong was always very scarce with his smile for some reason or another, LOL. Anter was the best looking and very relaxed as always. Loloy also very demure and comfortable. What can I say, my 3 sisters were/are about the best looking family trio in the history of the world, LOL. Papa too very handsome, wasn't he? Last but not least, Mama.... what a beauty!!! Pakpak pariente!!!!!!"

I NEED INFORMATIONS ABOUT THIS FIEL PEOPLE!

Dear Kapamilya,

I need more informations about the following persons: their husbands/wives plus the name of their sons and daughters; kung may names ng grandchildren, the better.

Julian Terante Fiel
Didong Terante Fiel
Monico Terante Fiel
Lucila Terante Fiel
Ricardo Terante Fiel
Roger Terante Fiel
Citas Terante Fiel
Monding Terante Fiel
Apolonio Bustamante Fiel
Constancia Bustamante Fiel
Rosalia Bustamante Fiel
Bernarda Bustamante Fiel
Dominga Bustamante Fiel
Margarita Bustamante Fiel
Fermin Bustamante Fiel
Mathilde Bustamante Fiel
Ingracia Bustamante Fiel
Felisa Fiel (Napulan, Pagadian)
Basilia Fiel (Napulan, Pagadian)
Erenio Fiel Mirafuentes
Edoc Fiel Mirafuentes
Tarcela Fiel Mirafuentes
Santas Fiel Mirafuentes
Moming Fiel Mirafuentes
Rosing Fiel Mirafuentes
Angel Fiel Mirafuentes
Pedro Fiel Estudillo
Maria Fiel Estudillo
Tirso Fiel Estudillo
Cenon Fiel Estudillo
Ponso Fiel Estudillo
Bragido Fiel Estudillo
Anselma Fiel Estudillo
Adela Fiel Estudillo
Epifania Darong Fiel
Tranquilina Darong Fiel
Magna Darong Fiel
Fabio Darong Fiel
Roberto Darong Fiel
Ponting Darong Fiel
Anse Fiel Bustamante
Margarita Fiel Bustamante
Susing Fiel Bustamante
Teresa Fiel Bustamante
Garcia Fiel Bustamante
Omie Fiel Bustamante
Solidad Fiel
Nicolas Fiel
Enrique Fiel
Constancia Fiel
Maxima Fiel
Aurelia Fiel
Eling Fiel


you may email me @fielsvd@yahoo.com or you can also send me message in my facebook account.

thanks,

felmar fiel, svd

DINGDONG FIEL IN CONCERT

29 April, Thursday, is a date not to be missed.
Dingdong Fiel: The Philippine Debut.
GSIS Theater, Pasay City
7:00pm - 10:00 pm

Program:
Franz Liszt - Piano Concerto No. 1
Maurice Ravel - Piano Concerto for the Left Hand alone
Dingdong Fiel, Pianist
Maestro Herminigildo Ranera, conductor
USTS Symphony Orchestra

tickets: P750, P500, P250
For ticket reservations,
please call or text 09178123435 or 09228238524
pending release of tickets by Ticketworld.
Hurry before all seats are sold!

DAPHNE CLAIRE FIEL, MODEL

The Fiel Clan now also conquers the modelling world! Recently, Daphne Claire Yap Fiel tagged me in facebook, and here are her great shots!

MODEL: DAPHNE CLAIRE YAP FIEL

HAIR AND MAKE-UP: JAY ZAFRA

STYLIST: EDDIL CAñETE

click here for a bigger and sharper image:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/43339230@N0

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CERTIFIED FIEL CLAN -- PHILIPPINE REPRESENTATIVE

Recently, I received a message in my facebook wall from Roseller Fiel II:

"Thanks for your post at our clan's website,

I am glad to inform you that I was chosen to be

one of the delegates of the

ONE YOUNG WORLD INTERNATIONAL SUMMIT

here in LONDON this FEB 8-10, 2010,

i am very much honoured to represent our country

and the FIEL clan as well in the world arena.

Im already in London now and is very much excited."

GOV. GWEN FIEL GARCIA'S SPEECH ON CLIMATE CHANGE

Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia's Speech
Governor’s Summit on Climate Change

I am honored to be here, on behalf of the Province of Cebu, in the Philippines, from across the world, and grateful for this forum to tackle an urgent problem that respects no territorial boundaries.

When I left my country Monday, our brothers and sisters in the capital, Metro Manila, and nearby provinces, were still reeling -- as they continue to, even as we speak -- from the devastation wrought by Typhoon Ketsana.

While it was not, by our country’s standards, a remarkably strong typhoon, the unprecedented amount of rainfall -- a month’s worth of rains in about 6 hours; more rain, it is said, than that of Hurricane Katrina -- flooded entire cities and provinces, paralyzing the lives of hundreds of thousands of Filipinos.

The focus now is on the long and difficult rescue and relief operations. But the catastrophe has brought home -- literally -- the reality of climate change.

Cebu is a relatively small island at the geographic center of the Philippine archipelago. But we are big on our belief that there are no small or big islands -- that, indeed, no one is an island -- on the issue of climate change.

In May this year, we hosted a historic climate change summit of governors and mayors from the different provinces and cities in our region. The summit produced the Cebu covenant, containing concrete proposals that are premised on our belief that only through our collective, concerted and sustained action can we combat this phenomenon whose effects we are already feeling.

In our province itself, the past few years have seen a growing awareness of the problem, and an increasing commitment, on the part of both the public and the private sectors, to take measures to address it.

We have embarked on the most massive reforestation effort in our history. With the help of public school children, whose participation we hoped would increase awareness in the youth, we have planted a total of three million trees in a little over three years.

With our long coastline, and a significant number of our population dependent upon our marine resources, we have put coastal and marine resource management at the top of our priorities.

We have activated nine coastal resource management groups around our island, to monitor, protect and enhance our 81 marine protected areas.

With the help of NGOs, we are implementing a program to plant and grow one million mangrove propagules and seedlings, to make our coastal communities more resilient to climate change.

We realize, however, that for the response to climate change to be effective, we must embark on a grassroots campaign of awareness, of education, and of change. Towards this end, we have organized each barangay -- village, our basic unit of governance -- into what we call “nurturing” communities: a holistic approach to public sanitation and health, environmental protection, education, and cultural preservation and enhancement.

And we realize that this is only the beginning, and a lot remains to be done. We need not only to learn from the experiences of others, across the globe, but to work together with them, on this pressing problem that affects us all.

That is why we are grateful for a forum and an opportunity such as this, for it gives us hope that in this problem that cuts across borders, we all cross borders to find a common solution, for our shared future.

Thank You and Good Afternoon.

Gov. Garcia was invited by California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to attend the 2nd Governors’ Global Climate Change Summit (GGCS), and speak in one of the panels in the summit, in particular the panel on “Climate Implications on the World’s Oceans”.