The Last Voyage

  Ramyleo Pelayo Nag tratrabajo sa riles araw araw Nag tratrabajo sa riles  pampalipas ng oras Di mo ba naririniig  ang sigaw ng kapitan Di mi ba naririniig  bumusina ka Boom músina ka Boom musina ka Boom musina ka Dia a na Boom musina ka Boom musina ka Boom musina ka Diana Mayroon tao sa kusii na Mayroon tao sa kusi i na a Mayroon tao sa kusi naaaaaa Tumutogtog ng bandurya  Ang sabi Ramy Pelayo Ramy Pelayo o o o Ramy Pelayoooooo Ramyleo Pelayo  *** NB: sing to the tune of “Working on the Railroad” https://youtu.be/TXW4uQC1gWc

      A poem from Nelson D. Reyes '61 To our beloved Brod Dony Joaquin’57, a Titan:             the sun also dies     sitting full lotus on the proverbial himalayan mountain ledge mudra and eyes straight across the crimson horizon once more for another setting of the day shimmering a haze of a bluish universe beyond and yet still far beyond in space dark streaks seemingly coming forward but remain still a black mysterious sequins mirage   an image perceived in solitude with the sun day in day out now in full focus   ah our world our sun star its planets of gases of rocks mysterious spinning nonchalantly eons and eons from the chaos big bang like a rush hour moment in big asphalt gardens of the world galaxies running like a thief with a precious haul our milkyway like a screaming newborn just flying and spinning not knowing where to go just straight out to nowhere with precious paradise earth   yet our m...

                                                 In Memoriam                                    Donato F. "Dony" Joaquin Jr.  '57                              b.  Oct. 5, 1938 - d. Nov. 15, 2022  May 21, 2022..... left to right, Bobby Dominguez '57, Toots Lucero '55, Dony '57,  Joriz Singson '69, Ver Aesquivel '55, and Art Cordero '75                   *******************************************  Our  dearest friends, my dearest Dony has passed on to be with the Lord at 220 pm yesterday at the UCLA cardiac icu center . He was on 24 hour dialysis and bp Life support without which he coujd not survive .  . He was pain fr...