Barangay Captain Galimba: A hard act to follow
Whether we like it or not, the man at the helm of
Barangay Greater Lagro, in the person of Atty. Renato “Rene” Galimba, will
relinquish the position of barangay chairmanship to whoever will win in this
year’s coming barangay elections. This, after rendering the maximum allowed
consecutive three terms, totaling over ten productive years of dedicated
service to the community.
During the full decade that Atty.
Galimba served as chief executive of Barangay Greater Lagro, the community has
experienced a transformation that is both unprecedented and remarkable. What was once considered as a moribund, laid
back community, Barangay Greater Lagro leapfrogged its development towards
progress and has now positioned itself as one of the most attractive
residential, educational, religious and commercial destinations in this part of
the metropolis.
Visible indicators of progress
include completed and on-going reconstruction/cementing of roads and some
vertical infra-projects around the community.
Considered also the much improved quality of maintaining peace-and-order,
beautification and health awareness programs, and education support structures,
among others, all in honest pursuit of his self-imposed mission/vision to
deliver the most needed public services to his constituents under the principle
of righteous governance. Such
distrinctive achievements almost always earned awards of recognition and
appreciation from the concerned authorities and civic and religious
organizations.
These indicators of progress are
visible manifestations of a one-of-a-kind productive leadership in Barangay
Greater Lagro by a visionary and committed leader like Barangy Catain Atty.
Renato Galimba.
To my mind, and according to some
concerned tru-blue Lagronians, Rene, as Atty. Galimba is fondly called, is
really one action-personified typical leader worthy of emulation having a soft
heart for the poor, the oppressed, the underprivileged and the uninfluential, a
strictly just and justly strict disciplinarian barangay chairman. The direction
of his governance rides on the rule of law, compassion and innate wisdom.
Atty. Galimba is one-of-a-kind
practicing lawyer whose integrity, diligence and humility are beyond question,
much more his mind is open to bright ideas, opinions and suggestions.
Certainly, he would be missed by real true-blue Lagronians, friends and
colleagues in the circle of professionals in our beloved community -- floodless,
clean and beautiful rolling terrains, and away from the maddening crowd of
traffic congestions, peopled mostly by government professional retirees -
peace-loving and law-abiding citizens whose culture is within the norm of
today’s fast modernizing trend yet civilized.
Somewhere in the pages of this
Special Commemorative Issue of our community publication some of Atty.
Galimba’s significant achievements during his ten solid fruitful years are
fully documented. All of which reasons
his constituents will certainly be forever grateful for such memorable legacies
in his honor.
In capsule, Barangay Captain Rene U. Galimba is a lawyer by profession, a former U.P. law lecturer by avocation, a loving husband and father by family love-and care, a deeply religious Catholic faithful and lay minister, and a hard-working barangay chairman by dedication, and which position of chairmanship he will gracefully endorse to whoever wins the top-leadership in Barangay Greater Lagro this coming Barangay elections.
Whether we like it or not, the man at the helm of Barangay Greater Lagro, in the person of Atty. Renato “Rene” Galimba, will relinquish the position of barangay chairmanship to whoever will win in this year’s coming barangay elections. This, after rendering the maximum allowed consecutive three terms, totaling over ten productive years of dedicated service to the community.
During the full decade that Atty.
Galimba served as chief executive of Barangay Greater Lagro, the community has
experienced a transformation that is both unprecedented and remarkable. What was once considered as a moribund, laid
back community, Barangay Greater Lagro leapfrogged its development towards
progress and has now positioned itself as one of the most attractive
residential, educational, religious and commercial destinations in this part of
the metropolis.
Visible indicators of progress
include completed and on-going reconstruction/cementing of roads and some
vertical infra-projects around the community.
Consider also the much improved quality of maintaining peace-and-order,
beautification and health awareness programs, and education support structures,
among others, all in honest pursuit of his self-imposed mission/vision to
deliver the most needed public services to his constituents under the principle
of righteous governance. Such
distrinctive achievements almost always earned awards of recognition and
appreciation from the concerned authorities and civic and religious
organizations.
These indicators of progress are
visible manifestations of a one-of-a-kind productive leadership in Barangay
Greater Lagro by a visionary and committed leader like Barangy Catain Atty.
Renato Galimba.
To my mind, and according to some
concerned tru-blue Lagronians, Rene, as Atty. Galimba is fondly called, is
really one action-personified typical leader worthy of emulation having a soft
heart for the poor, the oppressed, the underprivileged and the uninfluential, a
strictly just and justly strict disciplinarian barangay chairman. The direction
of his governance rides on the rule of law, compassion and innate wisdom.
Atty. Galimba is one-of-a-kind
practicing lawyer whose integrity, diligence and humility are beyond question,
much more his mind is open to bright ideas, opionions and suggestions.
Certainly, he would be missed by real true-blue Lagronians, friends and
colleages in the circle of professionals in our beloved community -- floodless,
clean and beautiful rolling terrains, and away from the maddening crowd of
traffic congestions, peopled mostly by government professional retirees -
peace-loving and law-abiding citizens whose culture is within the norm of
today’s fast modernizing trend yet civilized.
Somewhere in the pages of this
Special Commemorative Issue of our community publication some of Atty.
Galimba’s significant achievements during his ten solid fruitful years are
fully documented. All of which reasons
his constituents will certainly be forever grateful for such memorable legacies
in his honor.
In capsule, Barangay Captain Rene U. Galimba is a lawyer by profession, a former U.P. law lecturer by avocation, a
loving husband and father by family love-and care, a deeply religious Catholic
faithful and lay minister, and a hard-working barangay chairman by dedication,
and which position of chairmanship he will gracefully endorse to whoever wins
the top-leadership in Barangay Greater Lagro this coming Barangay elections.
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