Today marks my third anniversary of being at the pavilion since when I was 12 years old in January. 4, 2019. That’s the day that I'll remember historically until eternities. The things that I expected to say is that it’s a gentle, nice, and trouble-free place that I’ve been with, never deal with cases of troubles happening, and full of elderly people that are aged 40 and above; being in this place each week, relaxing, enjoying the wonderful sunsets, never involved with bad things happening in their side, and having the great atmosphere inside this building. Throughout my first experience, I was introduced by Trina Scharff on my very first day of the pavilion on this day in 2019 along with Victor (R.I.P), Alfredo Aguirre Panabe Jr (R.I.P), and Joel. The men that I will honour forever is Teddy Pecha, Jose Dalmacio, Professor Ignacio Montoya, Mito, Bernard, Christina; the Vietnamese lady, Roger Latanafrancia, Izamyo Pendon (A.K.A Butch), and Morito Ablania. Those are the following legendary individuals that I honoured forever and that makes me get a fresh start of being more of a pavilion citizen, including the legacy of my grandfather, Rudy Balbastro as he usually hangs out there from 2015-2016. Being at the pavilion is a good effort because I can do some fun stuff, starting to have sports programs in the future, planning a lot of field trips between 12-15 each year; whoever is interested in going, looking forward to the dance and performance next year and Bernard vs. Christina Boxing match on Pay-Per-View in the future. As I always remember... Know your role and do your role. In conclusion, Pavilion lives forever. Legends forever. One of the future generations that I could ever be at the pavilion. Making history. I’m proud to be a pavilion independent. And it’s so great to be there from then, now, and forever.















