ALUMNI UPDATES
In its December 2005 issue, "The Convergence",
the official newsletter of the CCP Alumni
Association, Inc., featured three of its members.
Supt. Sofia Bayona-Mendoza decided to enter the male-dominated field of Public Safety. Sofie, as she is fondly called, is a graduate of BS Civil Engineering (Class 1985) and Masters in Public Administration (Class 2003). The challenges and dangers posed by firefighting did not deter her to become the first woman District Fire Marshall for the National Capital Region. Her discipline as an engineer and specialized training in the field of firefighting help Sofie perform her tasks commendably as District Fire Marshall for Fire District III.
Architect Eric Marco Florentino, or simply Dinky to family, friends and colleagues, is a graduate of BS Architecture (Class 1983). Aside from being a partner and principal architect of E F Florentino and Associates and the President of Modular Construction, Inc., he is also involved in various professional organizations in the field of architecture. He is currently the national president of the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP).
Fr. Louie Atanacio, a BS Architecture graduate (Class1985), chose to enter priesthood to heed the call to serve the Lord. Fr. Louie, as he is popularly known, is now the parish priest of San Antonio de Padua Parish in Marikina City.
Last October 2005, visited the United States. During his visit there, he met with the officers and members of the CCPAA USA Chapter. They all gathered at the residence of George and Bebith Wilson in Orange County, California. The evening started off with a mass celebrated by Fr. Louie, followed by a simple dinner and hours of exchanging memories of their CCP (PCP) days. Although the group regularly gathers for their monthly meetings, they are all looking forward to another "homecoming" soon.
Supt. Sofia Bayona-Mendoza decided to enter the male-dominated field of Public Safety. Sofie, as she is fondly called, is a graduate of BS Civil Engineering (Class 1985) and Masters in Public Administration (Class 2003). The challenges and dangers posed by firefighting did not deter her to become the first woman District Fire Marshall for the National Capital Region. Her discipline as an engineer and specialized training in the field of firefighting help Sofie perform her tasks commendably as District Fire Marshall for Fire District III.
Architect Eric Marco Florentino, or simply Dinky to family, friends and colleagues, is a graduate of BS Architecture (Class 1983). Aside from being a partner and principal architect of E F Florentino and Associates and the President of Modular Construction, Inc., he is also involved in various professional organizations in the field of architecture. He is currently the national president of the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP).
Fr. Louie Atanacio, a BS Architecture graduate (Class1985), chose to enter priesthood to heed the call to serve the Lord. Fr. Louie, as he is popularly known, is now the parish priest of San Antonio de Padua Parish in Marikina City.
Last October 2005, visited the United States. During his visit there, he met with the officers and members of the CCPAA USA Chapter. They all gathered at the residence of George and Bebith Wilson in Orange County, California. The evening started off with a mass celebrated by Fr. Louie, followed by a simple dinner and hours of exchanging memories of their CCP (PCP) days. Although the group regularly gathers for their monthly meetings, they are all looking forward to another "homecoming" soon.
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