Honoring a Legacy: The 62nd Scout Memorial Day


On July 28, the Scouting community gathered to observe the 62nd Scout Memorial Day, a day of profound reflection and heartfelt gratitude. The event served as a solemn remembrance of a remarkable spirit, 1st Class Scout Jose Fermin “Jojo” G. Magbanua. Jojo's unwavering commitment to the ideals of Scouting and his vibrant spirit continue to inspire all who gathered.


This commemorative occasion was made possible by the invaluable contributions of many. We extend our deepest appreciation to our distinguished Guest Speakers, Sir Jonathan Badoy and Alex Amor, whose words of wisdom truly enriched the program. The unwavering leadership of Local Council Executive Board Chairperson, Judge Antonio Manuel A. Alcantara, and the presence of Colonel Nehru Gom-os Yurong strengthened the foundation of our community.


Our gratitude also extends to the esteemed Girl Scouts of the Philippines, Negros Oriental-Siquijor Council, especially CSE Razz P. Nocete and her staff, for their enduring partnership. We acknowledge the support from Professor Penn Larena and the students from St. Paul University College of Nursing. The vibrant participation of the Scouts from Silliman University and Negros Oriental High School, under the guidance of their leader Sir Brian Buscato, exemplifies the promising future of Scouting.

Council Chairman Ret. Judge Manuel Antonio Alcantara 


The flawless execution of the event was a testament to the hard work of numerous individuals. Our thanks go to Ma’am Danefe Magalso and the BSP Staff, our exceptional Master of Ceremonies Cezar Lopez, and Sound System Operator Leif Ferraren. We also appreciate the beautiful decorations by Kuya Alvin B Mamauag, the generous provision of the sound system by the Jesus Sets Free Missionary Church, and the creative tarpaulin design by Sir Marlon Sumanoy.


A special thank you to ES Scott Libradilla for meticulously documenting the day and a colossal thank you to CSE Queen Marie Truno Ferraren for her tireless efforts in bringing this event to life. To God be the highest Glory for blessing us with such a profound community and the enduring legacy of Scoutin Scout Memorial Day

On July 28, the Scouting community gathered to observe the 62nd Scout Memorial Day, a day of profound reflection and heartfelt gratitude. The event served as a solemn remembrance of a remarkable spirit, 1st Class Scout Jose Fermin “Jojo” G. Magbanua. Jojo's unwavering commitment to the ideals of Scouting and his vibrant spirit continue to inspire all who gathered.

This commemorative occasion was made possible by the invaluable contributions of many. We extend our deepest appreciation to our distinguished Guest Speakers, Sir Jonathan Badoy and Alex Amor, whose words of wisdom truly enriched the program. The unwavering leadership of Local Council Executive Board Chairperson, Judge Antonio Manuel A. Alcantara, and the presence of Colonel Nehru Gom-os Yurong strengthened the foundation of our community.

Our gratitude also extends to the esteemed Girl Scouts of the Philippines, Negros Oriental-Siquijor Council, especially CSE Razz P. Nocete and her staff, for their enduring partnership. We acknowledge the support from Professor Penn Larena and the students from St. Paul University College of Nursing. The vibrant participation of the Scouts from Silliman University and Negros Oriental High School, under the guidance of their leader Sir Brian Buscato, exemplifies the promising future of Scouting.

The flawless execution of the event was a testament to the hard work of numerous individuals. Our thanks go to Ma’am Danefe Magalso and the BSP Staff, our exceptional Master of Ceremonies Cezar Lopez, and Sound System Operator Leif Ferraren. We also appreciate the beautiful decorations by Kuya Alvin B Mamauag, the generous provision of the sound system by the Jesus Sets Free Missionary Church, and the creative tarpaulin design by Sir Marlon Sumanoy.

A special thank you to ES Scott Libradilla for meticulously documenting the day and a colossal thank you to CSE Queen Marie Truno Ferraren for her tireless efforts in bringing this event to life. To God be the highest Glory for blessing us with such a profound community and the enduring legacy of Scoutin

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