71st KAGAYANON INDUCTION ISSUE July 01, 2018

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Biography: Danilo T. Empedrad, President RY 2018-2019 P resident Danny is a retired Police Commissioned Officer. He bowed out of the service in 2010 after more than 37 years in the active service, first in the defunct Philippine Constabulary and later on, in the Philippine National Police. He is happily married to the former Juliet Tarectecan of Malaybalay. The couple raised four kids: Earl Daniel, Nadyne Astrid, Julalee Mae and Jaydee who have all grown up and are raising their own families. In addition to the brood, the family is blessed with eight lovable grandchildren. He was born and raised in the province of Cagayan in Northern Luzon where he took up and hurdled his elementary and high school courses, together with his three sibling, Gilbert, Gerry and Sonie. After a two year stint as an Engineering student of UP Diliman, he endeavored to try his luck with the Uniformed Services where he was accepted to the Philippine Military Academy in April 1973. He graduated from the Academy in 1977 and was appointed as a Commissioned Officer of the then Philippine Constabulary. His first job as an Officer brought him to a number of places in the island of Mindanao, actively involved in peacekeeping operations. There he met his lovely wife and started raising a family together. In 1982, he was called in to the PMA in Baguio city to serve his Alma Mater as an instructor and Tactical Officer. This time, his job involved the training and disciplining of cadets to become future leaders and shapers of the nation’s history. In 1987, he was recalled to the field where he participated in the peacekeeping operations in the Cagayan Valley region. Five years later, he transferred to the Central Luzon plains where he was exposed to police work in the field as an operator and in the office as a Staff Officer. After serving Central Luzon for almost ten years, he set foot at Camp Crame the very heart of the Police organization. There he helped make out plans and programs to serve as operating guidelines for our police personnel and improve police services. Finally, in 2005, he returned to Mindanao where he started. He served in Northern Mindanao up the time he retired compulsorily in May, 2010. President Danny is now actively involved in a company based in the city that provides private security services. He is likewise into farming as he tills a piece of farmland in the province of Bukidnon. But what keeps him up and about is keeping an eye and caring for his eight grandchildren who are fast growing up. He joined the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro a few years back and was designated a number of Directorship positions. Lately, he was elected the Club Vice President, until his designation as the President – Elect of RCCDO. 20
What just happened? The biggest stories from Davos 2018 GETTING TO KNOW OUR CLUB by RTN Loy Velez (Updated: 2018) The Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro, originally the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Misamis, was organized on 23 April 1948. Its first officers were Isidro Vamenta — President, Hernando Pineda — Vice-President, Ernesto Tamparong —Secretary; and Cesar Malferrari, Delfin Rabe, Indong Elizalde and Roque Chavez Directors. From a small group 17 charter members, it has constantly grown over the years. In 1980, it was given the District's Most Outstanding Award, overall and Class A Group for achieving the highest club attendance average. The club also carries the distinction of having had the largest number delegates among all the clubs of the four Rotary Districts in the Diamond conference held in March 1979 at the PICC Metro Manila. The club holds its regular meetings noontime on Thursdays at the Mallberry Suites Business Hotel, Osmena Street, Cagayan de Oro . While proceedings are often marked by spirited exchange of ideas and opinions the club members do not suffer any diminution of the camaraderie and fellowship developed by their togetherness infrequently held Rotary affairs. Rotary information and reports on club doings are generally disseminated by the club's bulletin, the Kagayanon, which has been recipient of two District Awards for being best both in overall and Category A. In the course of its life as member of the Rotary International family, RCCDO has established and/or maintained a Boy's Town serving the needs of orphans or abandoned young boys, provided free cleft surgery (INTERPLAST) and care to children, Health 'Clinics, Hospital Wards, and traffic safety devices, among other useful contributions towards the people's health and well-being. Further, it has participated strongly in city beautification projects and in almost every significant activity for the promotion of community in-tersest and welfare. It has extended aid and assistance to the handicapped and the disabled and provided relief to victims of calamities. 21
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