How do you like to be remembered?
Ortigas CBD, Pasig City, PHL May 23, 2013
This morning, we met at Bistro Mateo at Tiendensitas where I met my business partners for a northern memorial park. Our topic is about cremation. We said that as soon as we got the title to the new area, we will start the crematorium. The crematorium we built in Angono 5 years ago is doing fine, although I am not getting my share of the revenues (I own 99 %o of the crematorium)
We also were entertaining the feasibility of a crematorium and columbarium in Manila as one of the partners is close to the newly elected mayor of a city in MM:
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Thursday, May 23, 2013
Saturday, November 3, 2012
CBCP urges construction of more public cemeteries
Holy Gardens Memorial Park - A Special Place for Remembering Loved Ones
From Philstar
CBCP urges the construction of more public cemeteries to solve the perennial overcrowding and chaos during All Saints Day celebration.
But Paul Alcazaren in his recent article calls for two major improvements: l. integrating passenger bus terminal, train, and airline at the NAIA area. Traffic jams at Cubao and SLEX can be lessenned; and 2 redesign of cemeteries parks and high rise. Read Paulo Alcazaren article
What do you think? Is building more public cemeteries the answer?
From Philstar
CBCP urges the construction of more public cemeteries to solve the perennial overcrowding and chaos during All Saints Day celebration.
But Paul Alcazaren in his recent article calls for two major improvements: l. integrating passenger bus terminal, train, and airline at the NAIA area. Traffic jams at Cubao and SLEX can be lessenned; and 2 redesign of cemeteries parks and high rise. Read Paulo Alcazaren article
What do you think? Is building more public cemeteries the answer?
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