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DG Fortunato "Tato" Dimayuga

DGE Tato as he is called by friends, grew up in Tanauan City. He took up his elementary and high school education at De La Salle Lipa. Finished his markeing management degree at De La Salle University in Manila. He is married to the former Fides Nazareth with whom he has 4 children, namely: Patricia Anne an Advertising Communication graduate of De la Salle Canlubang; Ana Kriselda, a Business Management graduate of De la Salle University; Don Christopher, taking up Culinary Arts at International School for Culinary Arts and Hotel Management in Quezon City and Maria Nicolette, a 3RD YEAR year high school student at Nazareth School in Lipa City. At present, he is a franchisee of Generika Drugstore and Julie’s Bakeshop. He is also a poultry contract breeder of Sustamina Agricultural Corporation and president of Tamarind Realty Development Corp.

The District is indeed lucky to have him as a our District Governor for RY 2010- 11 for he exemplifies youth and experience. He was a former Rotaract District Chairman, Youth Exchange Program Chairperson, Youth Exchange Officer, RYLA Chairman, Youth Service Coordinating Chairman, International Service Coordinating Chairman, GSE Team Leader to Brazil, DGSR in the formation of RC Malvar, Nomcom member, Discon Chairman, GSE Chairperson, International RYLA counselor in Los Angeles and many others.

Fellow Rotarians, the man who will lead District 3820 in Building Communities, Bridging Continents, the pride of the Rotary Club of Tanauan, the GLOBAL DISTRICT GOVERNOR, Fortunato ‘Tato’ Dimayuga Jr.

I could have danced all night

I could have danced all night. But if the spirit was willing the flesh was calling out for sleep. And so with nostalgia, I left the DITAC venue last night, savouring every moment of the afternoon and evening spent with all of you who joined me in my last event as a District Governor.

It’ll take some time before I can stop saying “Thank You” to all of you—for the support, the friendship and most especially, the inspiration that now marks one of the high points in my life. And if this is so, I think it would be wise for me to start my string of gratitude now.

I thank the Rotary Club of Cabuyao Circle and Chairman Barbs for all the work that went in hosting this massive event. The hard work you showed was amazing. If there were hitches and glitches, they paled in comparison to the fun and fellowship that filled the hall. Congratulations for a job well done; you’re ready to host a DISCON. But first, have a District Governor from your club selected.