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Gudbye Ni Rizal: And Other Poems and Hymns
Gudbye Ni Rizal: And Other Poems and Hymns
Gudbye Ni Rizal: And Other Poems and Hymns
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GUDBYE NI RIZAL is crafted in a mix of the English, Pilipino and Tagalog, ample parts in text language, in modern idiom, with splashes of slang. Rizal speaks to YOU in your language today and in idiom you use because many have forgotten Rizal and so many do not even know him, and those who know him no longer cared for what he lived, stood, and died for.

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Release dateNov 14, 2011
ISBN9781490718996
Gudbye Ni Rizal: And Other Poems and Hymns
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JUAN C. NABONG JR.

Born and grew up in Manila, capital city of the Philippines. Has a law degree, a masters, and a doctorate in civil law. Attended on full scholarship the Academy of American and International Law, Southwestern University, Summer 1982. Recently joined the University Carillon United Methodist Church Mission Team to K37 Rio Claro, Costa Rica, to rebuild a youth camp. Volunteer worker in the East Orlando Project Homeless Connect. When the Rubi Tower Building collapsed after a massive earthquake in 1969 in Manila, served as a rescue worker. Chaired foundations for urban streetchildren, a peace and order council, and a movement for clean environment. Supported a foundation to provide assistance to the blind and honor the unknown and less-known Filipinos. He devoted time and efforts to alleviating the plight of youthful offenders, teens, boys, girls, as young as nine years old, in a city rehab center. An avid autograph hunter, he personally met Mother Teresa, Dame Margot Fonteyn, Rudolf Nureyev, Anatoly Karpov, among others, to request, and was given their autographs. Married to Zenaida C. Nabong, a nutritionist, for 47 years. They reside in Orlando, Florida and have four children, all married, and eight grandchildren.

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    Gudbye Ni Rizal - JUAN C. NABONG JR.

    Copyright 2011 Juan C. Nabong Jr.

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the written prior permission of the author.

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    CONTENTS

    ANTECEDENTS TO GUDBYE NI RIZAL

    AK AND NETTIE

    ABAY LOVES INAY LOVES ABAY

    GUDBYE NI RIZAL

    RIZAL’S GOOD-BYE

    BAGONG BAYAN

    REMEMBER LINDBERGH DID IT!

    LAB TXT

    LOVE TEXT

    ODE

    HOLD FOREVER HER DEAR GOOD-BYE

    JOSEPHINE B.

    JOSEPHINE B.

    SAYANG

    SAYANG

    PUSHCART BABY: A TALE IN MANILA

    THE SIGMA RHO HYMN

    THE IBP HYMN

    UPLAA DIAMOND JUBILEE SONG

    ANTECEDENTS TO GUDBYE NI RIZAL

    The Internet holds abundant information on DR. JOSE P. RIZAL, the National Hero of the Republic of the Philippines. His autobiography, life, works, writings, learning, wisdom, and genius may be found in the pages of the Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, Google, and Yahoo, JoseRizal, Ph website, and other websites.

    On his second trip to Europe, he traveled from February 3, 1888, Manila to Hong Kong, to Amoy, to Yokohama in Japan, then on April 28, 1888 to San Francisco, then to Utah, Ogden, Denver, Salt Lake City, Colorado, Nebraska, Omaha, Chicago in Illinois, Albany, and ending his United States sojourn in New York on May 13, 1888. From there he then proceeded to Europe boarding the boat City of Rome, reaching Queenstown, Ireland on May 24, 1888. IN this brief interlude in the United States, he saw Niagara Falls, the Missouri River, Statue of Liberty, Golden Gate Bridge, and Reno.

    Four of the greatest Renaissance Men who bequeathed everlasting honor and renown to their countries and to the world are Asians, born in the decade of the 1860s: RABINDRANATH TAGORE (May 7, 1861 – August 7, 1941), The First Asian to win

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