Filipino AmericanAssociation

of Southern Ohio

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Members of the FASOAdult Cultural Dance

troupe wows the Crowd at the Wyoming Fine Arts

Center with the traditional folk dance, the

“Bulaklakan”

February 27, 2016 marked the �rst ever participation of FASO at the famous annual Artswave-sponsored Macy’s Arts Sampler, a weekend which gives everyone a chance to discover the wide variety of arts across the Greater Cincinnati area, and a perfect way to spend a weekend with family and friends and try something new. And boy, did FASO deliver!Held at the historic Wyoming Fine Arts Center, the “Philippine Heritage through Music and Dance” event featured vignettes of Philippine martial arts, dance, and musical performances.

FASO Delivers the Best of Philippine Culture

Hall of Pride

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Get to know FASO’sdedicated volunteersfeat. Leslie Abrenica

Don’t miss out on these fun-�lled enrichingactivities.

2015 in ReviewA look at the highlights of the past year.

Learn to cook if you love to eat Discover Paolo Villaroya’s Recipe

Upcoming Events Calendar

FACPA ‘s Cultural Dance programcontinues to grow.

In This Issue

at Macy’s 2016 Arts Sampler

The Filipino American Cultural and Performing Arts group started when Alex Trinidad and Maricel Galman both current Dance Instructors met in a Filipino Cultural gathering in 2013 and decided to form this as they reminisce about how they had fun during their youthful years having this type of opportunity when they were growing up. The group consists of children from 3-18 years old. They practice cultural dances

During the �rst FASO Board of director’s meeting held last Jan 16, 2016, FASO President Mrs. Suzy Alvarez Hussey presented this year’s Mission/Vision statement to serve as the guiding principle for FASO’s various initiatives. The 3 word mission -- “Cohesion, Collaboration and Service” was introduced to promote a stronger spirit of unity and cooperation not only among it’s Board and general member-ship but also with other civic organizations.

FASO launches 2016Mission Statement

By: Elizabeth Piocos

By: Leslie Delamerced Abrenica

COHESION

SERVICE

COLLABORATION

To foster harmonious relationship among members of the community

and other organizations

To interact, communicate, and participate in the cultural activities

of the community

To perpetuate and promote the �nest traditions and rich culture

of the Philippines.To help Filipino Americans within

our community in dire need of assistance as well as the underprivi-

leged citizens of the Philippines

Our Mission

Young and young-at-heart Filipino-Americans performed with gusto fantastic martial arts moves, divine dances like “Sarung Banggi”, “Bulaklakan”, “Sayaw sa Bangko”, and the signature toe-tapping “Tinikling”. Musical renditions by the Adult Choral Group and the Youth Musical Ensemble of songs like “Paru-parong Bukid”, “Bahay Kubo”, and “Libis sa Nayon” brought fond memories (and even a tear or two) among the many Filipinos in the audience. The event also featured free food sampler of Filipino cuisine generously donated by FASO

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every Sunday, learn dance forms and techniques as a way to keep their cultural heritage going and not forget about their Filipino roots. It is truly heart-warming to witness the kids bond and form camaraderie and discipline at a young age plus the willingness to learn about their traditions are inspiring for others to capture when they are up at events performing. For more information or interested parties- please contact Jason Dimaculangan or Leslie Abrenica – FACPA Youth Coordinators.

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We are constantly looking for contributors and volunteers to help in creating a relevant, informative newsletter. If you have suggestions, ideas or anything you’d like us to include in our communication media please contact:

FASO Editorial Team

Phone: (513) 885-6042 Email: fasomabuhay@gmail.com

c/o Joseph Paul DavidFASOMABUHAY@gmail.com

OFFICERS 2016SUZY ALVAREZ HUSSEY, APRN

PresidentESTHELA URRIQUIA, MD

Vice PresidentSABINO BALUYOT, MD

Vice PresidentCORA MARSIK

TreasurerSHAREE MUELLER, MBA

SecretaryALEX TRINIDAD

AuditorRACHEL STA. ROMANA ROBERTS

Public Relations O�cer

FASO is a 501(c)3 Public Charity EIN: 27-1766139To donate, please log on to our website:www.fasomabuhay.com : Click on DONATEor mail a check to:

FASO c/o FASO Treasurer

Phone: (513) 885-6042 Email: fasomabuhay@gmail.com

CORA MARSIK1790 Calumet WayFair�eld OH 45014

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

LESLIE ABRENICA PAUL DAVID JASON DIMACULANGAN BILL GUINIGUNDO, CPA MARIA LUNA ELIZABETH PIOCOS, PHD

BUTCH RIVERA, MD MARY RIVERA, MD VICKY VILLAREAL, IMG PAOLO VILLARROYA ERIC VILLEGAS, PHD CATALINA ZABLAN

to hear from youWe’d like

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Cultivating the seedsof dynamic collaboration.

Suzy Alvarez Hussey FASO PRESIDENT

Mabuhay!

The year 2015 had been a year of vitality and productivity for FASO. There has been a growing spirit of dynamism, creativity,and interest among o�cers, members of FASO, that spread itself to the various Filipino American organizations and into the Greater Cincinnati communi-ty. We have awakened the interest, involvement of our "Kababayan" who were not even aware of our existence. We have also put FASO on the public eye, through our involvement with the Krohn conservatory, our web site, our Face Book, and brochures. The board of directors for 2016-2017 have the infusion of fresh eager, highly talented, creative and energetic new board members. We are looking forward to a year of increasing Cohesion , among Filipino Americans in the community, collaboration among Filipino Americans organizations and increased provision of meaningful,

signi�cant services to our communities here and our native land. Be a part of our dynamic community, where you and your family can have a sense of belonging and your children , a sense of ethnic identity and camaraderie . A community where our next generation of Filipino

American children will learn about the richness of the Filipino culture through our cultural Performing arts group; where they can have the platform to practice their various skills: social, public

speaking, leadership and where their God given unique talents can be shared and honed.A community that focuses on building our youth's self esteem through the experience Of success and recognition. Join our powerhouse, called FASO.

“We have awakened the interest , involvement of

our " Kababayan"who were not even aware of

our existence.”

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FASO Delivers the Best of Philippine Culture

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As part of our community building we are featuring individuals in our organization who have contributed to the upliftment of our Pride as Filipinos in this part of the world. In this issue, we our featuring our very own Board member, Leslie Delamerced Abrenica.Leslie is a mother of 3 (Mikey, Kia and Enzo). She is married to Loretto “Jun” Abrenica since 1997. She works at the Cincinnati Insurance Companies as IT SRA Analyst. Leslie was born and raised in the Philippines and moved to the US in 1989. She graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology at the De La Salle University in Manila.

Despite her busy role as a mother, wife and career woman, Leslie takes on the role of coordinator in our FACPA’s youth dance group . She shows up every week at practices to make sure the needs of the youth are properly catered. She continues to help facilitate fund-raising initiatives to raise money for the group and actively promotes FACPA to attract new students to the program.

Sel�ess Volunteers Unite!

Editorial Team

JOSEPH PAUL DAVIDERIC VILLEGAS

Editors in Chief

RACHEL ROBERTSAssociate Editor

LESLIE DELAMERCED ABRENICAPAOLO VILLARROYA

BETH PIOCOSSEVIE ALVAREZ

SHAREE LEE MUELLERContributors

JOEY BOQUIRENPAUL DAVID

Photography

HALL OF PRIDE

Leslie Abrenica

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....families: adobo, lumpia, pansit and desserts, all from di�erent parts of the Philippines.Here are some comments from those who attended the event: “What joyful dancing and singing!” “Filipino-Americans know how to party!” “I wish all my family was here to enjoy this!” “Are you doing this again next year?”

The event, which drew a crowd of nearly 250 people for the two repeat performances, was a huge success in showcasing our Filipino heritage to the community at large. Enabled by a grant from the Artswave organiza-tion, the event was elevated to the fabulous and awe-inspiring by our Filipino spirit of “bayanihan” – so many individuals and families were involved (see box), sel�essly giving their time, talent, skill, energy, enthusiasm, and passion. We hope to be back at the Arts Sampler in 2017!

FamiliesJun, Leslie, & Enzo Abrenica Mhervie & Maivon Barreto

Cherrie, Mares, & Jun Bermas Bobby, Nico, & Sheila Comendador

Beth Piocos, Chloe, & Daphne Constantinides Paul, Rowena, & Sarah David

Christine, Jaron, Jason, & Sage Dimaculangan Ali & Margaret Faile

Jack & Suzy Hussey Cathie & CJ Lorenzo

Christine, Fe, & Mavi Obach Chai Lee, Luther & Sybille Risma

Butch & Mary Rivera Darrell, Eliza, & Rachel Roberts

April, Eva, RJ,& Rich Robles Vangie & Mike Scharf

Alex, Jasmine, Jordan, & Josie Trinidad Jans, Jenette, & Nobie Tuada

Manny, Marcus & Vicky Villareal Abby, Danica, Denise, Dominic, & Paolo Villarroya

Eric, Niko, & Owen Villegas Brian, Jonathan, Maritess, & Samantha Woytsek

Kats & Tom Zablan

IndividualsSabino Baluyot Sharon Bayot Joey Boquiren Keydence Bell

Ella Bunotan Percy Carneo Cessie Damo Melanie Deza

Becky Dionaldo Cam Felismino Maricel Galman Maricel Galman

Mike Gerber Ninfa Guinigundo Leah Hand Ching Hitzler

Rica Ligeralde Trevor Lynch Cora Marsik Sharee Mueller

Janet Paguigan Amy Pena�el Tezm SanMiguel Perla Weigel

Esthela Urriquia Boy Carneo

Dynamic Fighting Arts

“... we teach an eclectic blend of martial arts…[including] Filipino martial arts

of Kali, Escrima, Arnis & Kuntaw”

www.dynamic�ghtingart.com

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2015

1st QuarterButter�ies of the Philippines. FASO, with magnanimous support from UF-AMS, Fil-Am of NoKY, PNA-CinNoKY, BLD, APPGC, Kalesa, partnered with the KROHN Conservatory of the Cincinnati Parks & Recreation in their annual Butter�ies Show. It was a major venue to showcase Philippine culture through performing arts, folk music, Filipiniana attire, food & beverage, games and visual art. Co-planning with Krohn counterparts in eleven (11) major show events, spanning almost three months, brought local Filipinos from neighboring counties, from out of state together to feel “like home.”

2nd QuarterThe annual FASO Fundraising event with a theme “Pista sa Nayon.” Held at the school gym of the Annunciation Catholic School in Clifton, it marked many “�rsts”- �rst time to hold a silent auction, �rst time to feature di�erent varieties of rice from the Cordilleras (Banawe Rice Terraces), �rst time an event was held speci�cally for the purpose of raising funds to sustain FASO’s various programs and projects bene�tting its’ members, the local community and our mother country.

Asian Culturefest, where FASO is a regular participant, is a crowd-drawer and pleaser. Each “nation” representatives not only set up booths but render to the public entertainment �lled with enthusiastic dancers, musicians to the delight of an equally enthusiastic crowd.

Mother’s Day was celebrated at Corpus Christi with the FASO Adult Chorale rendering choir music and songs during the Eucharistic celebration. A reception was held after the mass with food and entertainment, the latter provided by the FASO Performing Arts Youth Dance Troupe.

The anniversary of the Philippine Independence brings the FASO Youth and Adult Dance Troupe across the bridge to Kentucky- at the Kenton County Library.

3rd QuarterSummer’s highlight is the FASO Annual Summer Picnic at Keehner Park. Filipino games are played by the young ones and young-at-heart. Patintero has become quite competitive that families actually form teams. This is a free-to-members event and to Friends of FASO.

The Philippine Consular O�ce of Chicago- Outreach visited Cincinnati to bring their services to the tri-state/cities of Gr. Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Indiana. Among the services rendered were passport renewal, dual citizenship swearing-in, general consultation. Bill & Ninfa Guinigundo graciously hosted dinner at their home to welcome the consular guests. The Guinigundos’ o�ce was made into a service center on that one full-day event.

FASO is honored to be part of the National Federation of Filipino-American Associations (NaFAA) -KY/Re-gion 3 Conference and Cultural Presentation. Special guests were the Philippine ambassador to the U.S., Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. and the “straight arrow” General Antonio Taguba.

The feast of Penafrancia was the high point of the fall season. Hosted by Bukas Loob sa Diyos (BLD), FASO’s Performing Arts Youth Dance Troupe once more wow’ed the audience with their dexterity in Tinikling.

4th QuarterWith winter comes the holidays, the most wonderful time of the year. A triad of activities blend into the whole tapestry of how Pinoys celebrate the month of December. Parol-making followed by Simbang Gabi where the �nished parol are held by the children in a parade-like o�ering. This slew of activities culminates to the annual Christmas Party.

It has indeed been a whirlwind of note-worthy events. It’s been said that it’s always FUN in the Philippines; FASO embodies that spirit of FUN and shares it in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.

H I G H L I G H T S By: Rachel Roberts

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In grateful recognition for their dedication, passion and valuable contribution in their respective positions; and for all their e�orts toward the successful completion of the projects, goals and aspirations of FASO, in the service of the Filipino American community, I would like to recognize following o�cers and members of the board:

Special recognition also goes to Alex Trinidad, Jason Dimaculangan and Maricel Galman for their commitment and dedication in developing the ‘Filipino American Cultural Performing Arts” solely dedicated in providing cultural venues to our FilAm youths.

To the FASO o�cers and members of the board of directors: thank you for your time, your e�ort, creativity, passion and your energy which you have so generously given to FASO. You make FASO's mission of paving the way for future generations to be proud of being part of FASO a reality – an organization that promotes the best of our Filipino culture; an organiza-tion that provides opportunities for leadership, service to the community and cohesive relationships within its membership. ......

1.Dr. Esthela Urriquia – Vice President2. Dr. Sabino Baluyot – Vice President3. Sharee Mueller – Secretary4. Cora Marsik – Treasure5. Mike Guinigundo – Auditor6. Rachel Roberts – PR O�cer7. Cecilia Damo8. Jason Dimaculangan9. Leo De Vela10.Dr. Butch Rivera11. Alex Trinidad12. Cats Zablan13. Mares Bermas14. Vangie Scharf15. Bill Guinigundo

This seemed to be a daunting task in the beginning but with your dedication and commitment we are breaking ground as indicated by the number of new members joining our organization. We are seeing more members of the next generation choosing to take on leadership roles in FASO. We have the increasing support and see the accompanying pride of our local Filipino community. I am very proud of your success.

I am humbled by the loyalty and trust that you have entrusted me .Most of all, I deeply appreciate your gift of friendship. I would like to thank the spouses that consistently and patiently supported your e�orts. Without their support the tasks you undertook would be truly overwhelming. Without each and every one of you we would not be where we are today. Thank you very much for all you have given these last two years.

1.Bill Guinigundo2. Mares Bermas3. Vangie Scharf

--- Suzy Alvarez HusseyFASO PRESIDENT

Recognition Roll Call

2015the year in review

A P R E S I D E N T ’ S R E P O R T

H I G H L I G H T S

n our e�ort to cultivate camaraderie and cohesive Filipino community, we hasted various social events, such as: the Spring Event, Mother’s Day celebration, FASO picnic and the Christmas Party.

•To serve the needs of our community, we hosted the Philippine Embassy Consular Outreach and various educational workshops; such as presentation of the Philippine Heritage through ethnic food to the US Federal Court Diversity program. We also hosted parol making and the Simbang Gabi.

•To promote our culture we participated in the Union Terminal Asian Culture Festival and collaborated with Krohn Conservatory in the Butter�y of the Philippines exhibit. These events gave the FilAm community exposure to thousands of people in the greater Cincinnati area.

•To increase our visibility and communications we continued to improve our website, Facebook, Bulletin and email account FASOMabuhay.com

These and many other projects and activities that FASO hosted or participated in would not have been possible without the support and participation of FASO’s members, friends, donors, cultural perform-ers, committee members, o�cers and board of directors.

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Special citations for their unwavering support to the various projects and causes of FASO:

1.Ninfa Guinigundo2.Dr. Mary Rivera3.Jack Hussey4. Rachel Roberts

5.Beth Piocos6.Vicky Villareal7.Sharee Mueller8.Eric Villegas

For going above and beyond the call of duty and for their tenacity and dedication in preserving the mission and values of FASO:

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Growing up in Cubao, Quezon City with my Grand-parents while my parents are abroad, I’ve always been fascinated with food as my Lolos (grandfathers) on both sides said “if you love to eat, you need to learn how

PAOLO VILLARROYACommunity Outreach Chairperson

FASO member since1998BackgroundI’ve been in homecare nursing for the past 18yrs. Married to Abby with 4 kids

Last visit to the PhilippinesIn 2011

Fondest memory of the PhilippinesHot weather , but warm hospitality

If you had 1 superpower, what would it be?Fly :)

If you could sing a duet with a superstar, who would it be and what song would you sing?Abby my wife (NAKS!) Zorro theme song:” I want to spend my lifetime loving you” and “Always” by Atlantic Starr

What would you want to say to the next generation Filipinos in the US and across the world?Drop the indi�erences, and let us unite as one culture.

Know yourGet to know

membersBoard

Pa�o’s Adobo Recipe

to cook.” At a young age, I’ve always joined my lolos in the kitchen as they are the main cooks of the family. At age 8, we immigrated to Toronto, Canada. My mother has reminded me that there are no yaya’s (house helpers) there so I was thrown in with a lot of responsibilities which I tackled head on. While my parents are at work in Downtown Toronto, I was to take my sister home with me and almost every day I cooked rice and prepared 1 or 2 ulam (dish) before they get home from work. That’s when I really sharpened my culinary skills. I would ask for recipes from my mom, copy recipes and add a little touch of my own. I would experiment with whatever is in the fridge that I could prepare. I have always prepared something soupy like Sinigang, Tinola, Nilaga and I would always pair it with something fried. Most of the time, I cooked adobo which is my favorite Pinoy Dish.

Directions:For optimum taste, marinade pork and chicken in a deep bowl overnight with lots of garlic, soy sauce, vinegar, black peppercorns and bay leaves.

In a wok, pour 2 teaspoon of oil medium heat, drain marinated pork and save the sauce for later use. Cook until pork is brown on all sides. Slowly add leftover sauce along with chicken. Bring the chicken and pork to a boil then lower the heat. Next, cover and let it simmer for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove the lid and simmer until the sauce is reduced and thickened and the chicken and pork is tender for about 20 more minutes. The last step is to broil in oven uncovered for 10 mins or less adding some parsley �akes for �nishing touches. Most importantly, serve with steamed rice.

Ingredients:

•2lbs Chicken thighs

•2lbs Pork belly

•1/2 cup white vinegar

•1/2 cup Kikkoman soy sauce

•5-6 cloves garlic, crushed

•1 teaspoon black peppercorns

•3 bay leaves

•steamed rice, for serving

By Paolo Villarroya Faso Board Member

LasangPinoy

Total time: 2 hrs Yield: 6 to 8 servings

Learn to Cook if you Love to Eat

Learn to Cook if you Love to Eat

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APRIL2 PISTA SA NAYON Annual Spring SocialA town �esta event for the whole family inspired by Sinulog festival in Cebu. Come in traditional attire if you have one! (See AD for more details)

22-24 Leah Salonga ConcertMusic Hall, Downtown CincinnatiEnjoy the voice all Filipinos are proud of. Leah Salonga visits Cincinnati.

MAY7 Mother’s Day CelebrationSponsored by CFCSt Anthony Friary

14-15 Asian Food FestivalWashington Park, Downtown Cincinnati

JUNE18 PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE DAYKenton County Library

AUGUST13 FASO ANNUAL PICNICAnnual Summmer SocialKeehner Park (Details to be announced)

SEPTEMBER4 Our Lady of PenafranciaWinton Woods/ St John Neumann Church

OCTOBERPhilippine Folklores(Details to be announced)

NOVEMBERActivity to be announced

DECEMBER4 PAROL-Making (Details to be announced)Join us for a fun family activity to make your own "Parol", a Filipino traditional Christmas lantern.

11Simbang GabiSt John Neumann ChurchCelebrate with us a traditional Filipino mass with a parade of lanterns, cultural performances followed by some light refreshments.

16 FASO Christmas Party (Details to be announced)Receptions Fair�eld

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SAVE THE DATE! Filipino American Association of Southern Ohio

Pista Nayon

Annual

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saNayon

Inspired By

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April 2, 2016The Annunciation School Gym

6:00-10:00 pm3547 Clifton Avenue

Cincinnati, Ohio 45220

FEES: (RSVP w/ Payment by March 24, 2016)

FASO Members$15/person$25/couple

Non-FASO Members$17/person$30/couple

$10 Ages 8-18 ; Children under 8 : FREE

Reserve and pay online at http://www.fasomabuhay.com/Or call: Catz Zablan (513) 385-5015Make Checks Payable to “FASO” and mail to:

*Additional fee of $2/person for payments at the door.

Come Enjoy the FeastWe’re Having LECHON!

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at Dai Trang Bistro from 4-6 pm A regular happening where Filipino Americans and anyone interested in learning about FASO, the Philippines , the Pilipino language ( Tagalog) or just meeting other Filipinos , can come to enjoy the Philippine cuisine.

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Discounted ticket fees to FASO events such as Pista sa Nayon/Spring Dance, Christmas Party, etc.

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