MR. ROBERT ZARATE
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

It gives me great appreciation and humility to be entrusted to the position of President of  TANGLAW Filipino American Society of Long Island, an organization that has continued to enrich our cultural heritage, promote our social awareness and reach out to our fellow Filipinos.

As we celebrate our 31st Anniversary and start a new year, we are reminded of the various accomplishments that we have achieved, most notably, the quick response made through volunteer work in helping the victims of the most recent calamities in the Philippines.  I am very proud of our organization and of the faith and diligence of our members who never forget the Filipino spirit of Bayanihan.

In closing, we have had great leadership over the past 2 years from our previous President, Tony Enriquez, each of us owe you a great deal of thanks. I would also like to express gratitude to the officers and board of directors who selflessly served our organization.

Through the continued commitment and support of all of our members, I am confident that we will be able to uphold our principles, pursue our goals and help more Filipinos. I look forward to being of service to Tanglaw.

Sincerely,

Robert A. Zarate
President
2010-2011

Tanglaw Marches at the
113th Philippine Independence Day Parade
Madison Avenue, New York City

Tanglaw Officers and Members participates on the 2011
113th Philippine Independence Day Parade held at
Madison Avenue, New York City on June 5, 2011.

GREAT TURN OUT
AT TANGLAW'S
32nd ANNIVERSARY DINNER BALL

Held on Saturday, November 20, 2010 at the Captain Bill's and the Bay View House, Bay Shore, New York

 
Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy with the
Tanglaw and Learn to Dance Performers

Tanglaw Choir singing National Anthems ...

Ballroom and Line Dancing all night by Will Reyes ...

Suffolk County Executive Levy’s Asian-American Advisory Board and TANGLAW Collect Gifts for
Holiday Season

TOYS TO THE WORLD: Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy met with his Asian-American Advisory Board and the TANGLAW Filipino-American Society Monday as the group showed off the toys it had collected for more than 200 needy children throughout the county this holiday season. Pictured from left to right are: Suffolk County Director of Minority Affairs Mel Guadalupe; Cindy Hom; Dr. Eva Roque; County Executive Levy; Robert Zarate, President of the TANGLAW Filipino-American Society of Long Island; Dr. Fred Roque and Asian-American Advisory Board Chairman Ramon Villongco.

Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy hands a special proclamation to Kathy Tebbette, Senior Program Services Coordinator and Lois Harrigan, Executive Assistant to Jack Galbraith of the Catholic Medical Mission Board (CMMB) for their unselfish support and contribution of medical supplies to help the victims of Typhoon Ondoy in the Philippines.

Long Island Filipinos rooting for Manny Pacquiao

A group of Long Island Filipinos will gather on Saturday to watch Manny Pacquiao - the Pride of the Philippines - fight Miguel Cotto on pay-pew-view. Videojournalist: Robert Cassidy.

Click here to see video interview with Newsday.com.VIDEO

Newsdealer Article
Friday, November 13, 2009

Photos taken during the Pacquiao VS Cotto fight November 2009, Pacquiao winning 12th round knockout.



 

1978-2011

TANGLAW
We request the pleasure of your company on our
33rd Anniversary
Dinner Ball and

Inauguration of its
2012 Officers

November 19, 2011 (Sat)

MEDITERRANEAN MANOR
303 East Main Street
Patchogue, NY 11772

For directions call
631-289 5857

Cocktails at 7:00 PM
Dinner starts at 8:30 PM

Black Tie/ Formal Attire

Live DJ by:

Friends of Mine Band

Tickets $85 per person
includes Open Bar

For more information call:

Dr. Manny Dador
631-395-4656

Ed Carasig
631-803-6110

Mac Villapando
631-748-3316

Letty Compas
631-839-4787

Robert Zarate
631-816-4372

Solicitation Letter/ Journal Ad

Directions to the
Mediterranean Manor

Tanglaw Dinner Ball Invitation

RSVP by October  19, 2011