August 11, 2007 | 12:00am
It was a night of beauty and wonder as professional and amateur shutterbugs trooped to the country’s most modern memorial park and mortuary, The Heritage Park, for a one-of-a-kind photo exhibit showcasing the majesty and emotion of the park captured through the lens of photographers. Your columnist and Heritage Park VP for sales and marketing Raquel Mendoza started the festivities off by introducing Rosehills Memorial Management Phils. Inc. president Jack Kidwiler and Federation of Philippine Photographers Foundation (FPPF) chairwoman Eduviges Huang who both awarded the top photographers of the night.
For more infromation, call Heritage Park, Fort Bonifacio at 845-2341 or 845-2334 to 38 local 109 for inquiries.
A wellness retreat
The quality of your life and your health is related to your environment. Camp John Hay is committed to providing holistic wellness that caters to the healing of the body, the mind and the spirit. Given the statistics, its elevation alone significantly reduces risk of heart disease, while the whole atmosphere provides a clean and stress-free environment. The rustic luxury and beauty of Camp John Hay makes communing with nature and living the good life synonymous. Shean Bedi, senior vice president for marketing of Camp John Hay, has made this his personal mission to provide a robust and healthy environment that betters our very essence and heals us just by being there. For more information about Camp John Hay, call 637-6966; e-mail cjhmarketing@campjohn-hay.com.ph or cjhsales@campjohn-hay.com.ph; or visit www.camp-johnhay.com.ph
