The Family
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| Helen & Ray “Monching” Limjoco, in Batangas, Batangas 1949. |
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 Randolph Clemens Limjoco was born to Monching & Helen Limjoco at Randolph Field AFBase in Texas.
He was the youngest baby, at 5 weeks old, to fly Pan Americans first flight from the U.S. to the Philippines in 1947
It must have been a shock for a young American mom to fly over Manila and see a city fairly leveled to the ground during WW2. Mom had to fly alone because dad (Ramon) had to be with his squad on a Naval Ship
Helen bravely stepped down to meet her father-in-law Dr. Gregorio Limjoco and entered a strange new world. |
Randys passport picture for the historic flight to Manila. Click here to see Mom with Randy at the Pan Am Terminal before his historic first flight. Click photo to see mom at the Pan Am Terminal with Randy. |
Helen holding Randy, her only son in Batangas, Phil., 1947. Left & pic. below. |
Monching & Helen 1947. Baguio, Philippines. |
Randy in a basin 1947 in Batangas, Philippines |
This is the baptismal fount I was baptized in at the Batangas Basilica. 1948 |
Well here we all
are in approximately late 1966 in Manila Philippines. L to R. Top: Ramon, Diana, Randy,
Below is mom, Helen.
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| Below: Diana Josephine Belflower-Arguelles-Limjoco was born to Monching and Helen in 1948. |
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L to R front: Helen, Maria Aurora Quezon, daughter of President Manuel L.Quezon holding Diana Jo, Christine Ledesma, Ramon Limjoco.- Batangas Basilica
L to R back: General Lt. Gen Victor Osias( son Camilo Osias, Resident Commission in Washington DC),Father Daite, Congressman Jose Laurel Jr. Click above pic to see a larger version.
Unfortunately, I , Diana, was born a couple of months after Lolo Goyo passed away, thus mom is wearing black. A year or so later, my Godmother Aurora Quezon, & her mother Doña Aurora Quezon were killed by HUK rebel fighters. |
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