Loida Alimboyoguen Yamamoto ti baro a presidente ti Ilocos Surian

Ni Loida Alimboyoguen Yamamoto ti nagkaykaysaan Ilocos Surian Association of Hawaii [ISAH] a baro a presidente para iti 2018-2020 babaen iti napalabas nga eleksion idi Hunio 5, 2018 iti Susannah Wesley Community Center.

Ni Yamamoto ti umuna a babai a mangidaulo ti ISAH kalpasan dagiti immuna a nagpresidente sipud pay nabangon idi Pebrero 27, 1977, kas kada: Atty Peter Aduja [Vigan]; John Quiocho [Caoayan-Narvacan]; Mario Albalos [Vigan]; Dr. Sid Villafuerte [Sto Domingo]; Peping Billena [Caoayan-Santa]; Rey Custodio [Candon]; Ben Cabreros [Narvacan], Julio Quiocho, Jr. [Caoayan]; Danny Villaruz [Santa] kapautan a president 2001-2018.

Agdama a bise presidente ti Vigan Assn of Hawaii & Associates ni Yamamoto; nag-OFCC ken secretary; nag-runner-up iti Mrs. ISAH 2008, ken aktibo iti komunidad. Tubo iti Vigan City, maikatlo a tubo ti Vigan a mangidaulo iti ISAH.

Dagiti dadduma a nabotosan iti nasao nga eleksion nga inturong ni Amado Yoro, ken kakaduana, isu da: Ben Cabreros, [Narvacan], umuna a bise; Davelyn Quijano [Sinait], maikadua a bise.; recording secretary, Josefina Degamo Takamoto; corresponding secretary, Nena Empleo; treasurer, Lina Mercado; asst. treasurer, Tessie Teresita Fallet Aganon; Alice Castaneda, auditor; assistant auditor Myrna Peralta; PRO Heidie Agbulos, Emelyn Damo

sergeant at arms: Art Abinsay, Jaime Dalit, Roman Saupan, Tom Quintos, Jun Abalos

Ni Rep. Romy Cachola ti namagsapata kadakuada apaman a naammuan ti resulta ti eleksion.

Dagiti mangbukel ti hunta derektiba a pakairamanan dagiti president ti unit member organizations: Danny Villaruz, the Immediate past president/Adviser; Gus Concepcion, Annak Ti Sinait Iti Hawaii; Myrna Peralta, Cabugao Sons & Daughters Assn of Hawaii; Alice Castaneda, San Juan Lapog Assn of Hawaii; Tessie Aganon, Vigan Assn of Hawaii & Associates; Jenny Quezon, Annac Ti Caoayan 2002; Antonio Nartatez, Jr, Santanians Assn of Hawaii-USA; Louie Funtanilla, Narvacan Assn of Hawaii; Lety Dalit, Santa Marians of Hawaii; Thomas Quintos, Santiaguenians Assn of Hawaii; Romulo Basuel, Sinait National High School Alumni Assn of Hawaii; Imelda Ulangca Formoso, Magsingal Assn of Hawaii-unable to attend; Helen Grace Go, Candonians of Hawaii-unable to attend.

Advisers: Felipe P. Abinsay, Jr., Rep. Romy Cachola, Maria Etrata; Louie Funtanilla, Rose Mendoza, Al Sabangan; Dr. Charlie Y. Sonido, Carlito Soria; Amado Yoro.

Election committee members: Amado Yoro, chairperson; Al Sabangan, Ben Cabreros, Art Abinsay, Rose Sabangan, co- chairpersons; Emmie Villaruz, Alice Castaneda, and Lina Mercado, members.

Maangay ti re-affirmation ken panagsapata dagitoy nga opisiales intono Nobiembre 23, 2018 idiay Ala Moana Hotel.

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