+ Follow BACOLOD MEMORIAL PARK Tag
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[Title] => Councilor slay suspect yields
[Summary] => The police has arrested the suspected killer of a councilor in Negros Occidental town, reportedly after he surrendered to the CIDG operatives in Kabankalan City Tuesday afternoon.
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[Title] => ‘Mary Grace left us a legacy of courage’
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY  The country’s first bemedalled woman combat pilot, who died in a crash in Mabalacat, Pamâ€â€panga last March 26, was buried at high noon with full military honors at the Bacolod Memorial Park here yesterday.
Thousands of Bacolodnons flocked to the chapel of the St. Scholastica’s Academy for the necrological Mass and later at the memorial park to witness the final rites for Capt. Mary Grace Baloyo who died while maneuvering an Air Force plane away from a populated area in Mabalacat.
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[Title] => The heroine comes home
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY – Home is the heroine.
The remains of 27-year-old Air Force pilot Lt. Grace Baloyo, who went down with her aircraft in Pampanga last Monday, arrived here yesterday to a tearful welcome.
Her body was received by grieving relatives, including her mother Annie, and the officers and men of the 15th Strike Wing, the bemedalled pilot’s Air Force unit.
Baloyo’s father, Romeo, said he is extremely proud of his daughter.
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[Title] => Surrender, Negros clergy prods massacre suspect
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — Church leaders have joined the call for the peaceful surrender of the suspect in last Sunday’s massacre of six members of a haciendero family and their two housemaids here.
Bishop Vicente Navarra, papal administrator of the Diocese of Bacolod, said the Social Action Center is ready to assist suspect Bemon Gallo in case he surrenders.
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BACOLOD MEMORIAL PARK
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Thousands of Bacolodnons flocked to the chapel of the St. Scholastica’s Academy for the necrological Mass and later at the memorial park to witness the final rites for Capt. Mary Grace Baloyo who died while maneuvering an Air Force plane away from a populated area in Mabalacat.
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Her body was received by grieving relatives, including her mother Annie, and the officers and men of the 15th Strike Wing, the bemedalled pilot’s Air Force unit.
Baloyo’s father, Romeo, said he is extremely proud of his daughter.
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Bishop Vicente Navarra, papal administrator of the Diocese of Bacolod, said the Social Action Center is ready to assist suspect Bemon Gallo in case he surrenders.
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