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Fraternity Photos

[Photos sent by Bobby Manansala]

Jun Villanueva with Babes Galoso, Rolly Zubiri, Bernie, Quino, and Claro Sa Maria, 1969.

Jun Villanueva with Efren Marcos and Greg Banasia at Vinzon's Hall, 1969.

Jun Villanueva at the center with Rey Rivera, Tiks Manalang, Gil Marzo, Gene Puente and Art Martin.

Jun Villanueva, center, at the A&S lawn, 1969.

Messages

It is with deep sorrow that we inform the Brotherhood that Brod Teopisto "Jun" Villanueva, UPLB Batch '63 passed away yesterday due to cardiac arrest and pneumonia. This was relayed to us by Jun's granddaughter, Angela. She requests that we relay this to all brods, including Brod Gabby Moraleda.

Our sincerest condolences to the family. Rest in peace, brother Jun.

Tony Frio, UPLB South Pacific Batch, 1960
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My sympathy and prayers to the family of Brod Jun Villanueva.

Artd, Exodus 64
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It is with deep sadness to let everyone know the passing away of brod Teopisto Buban Villanueva Jr. UPLB 63 yesterday due to cardia arrest/penumonia.

There are many of Jun's character among us -- sa Tambayan he was meek, soft spoken and mild mannered. He transferred to UP Diliman to enroll at the College of Veterinary Medicine but was unable to complete the degree when his USAFFE scholarship got depleted. He had to take a job to sustain himself.

We worked together at the Ministry of Human Settlements for many years but lost contact after I moved to the US. Jun went back to Albay, got married, and continued his government service until he retired several years ago.

When I frequented Naga City, we would make time to meet and have fellowship. He had settled down, got a house, built a wonderful family and enjoying retirement life.

Jun, a devout Catholic, was gifted, extremely hard working, a faithful husband/father/grand father, a true and noble Betan and a loyal friend.

I grieve over his death but am comforted that Jun is in the presence of our Lord.

And, to us Christians, it is not godbye -- but until we meet again, brother.

Gabby Moraleda

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Teopisto (Pistol) Buban VILLANUEVA Jr. Batch '63 LB.

I remember this brod as a soft spoken who indoctinates neophytes w/punchlines emphasizing the benefits of a Betan. A truly die hard Beta Sigman & a very caring husband & father. Last time I met Jun was about 4 yrs ago when he was checking in at Fersal Hotel Malakas QC wherein I was also in the queue. I was staring at him & after signing in. I mentioned his complete name w/c I very much memorized, & he didn't recognize me. Introduced myself & he recalled everything. So we exchanged our greetings, pleasantries & invited him to Xmas party of the frat that evening. He was there & enjoyed so much after drinking beyond his capacity he kept on calling his wife in his cp & telling her how much he loved her, a caring husband. He was very happy during that time. Now brod JUN, you are in the Kingdom of the Lord, may you Rest In Peace, & we will pray for your eternal repose.

Vic M Tupaz LB '67

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On behalf of d Beta Sigma National Assembly, our Prayers and Condolences. Rest if you must, Brod Jun Buban, in Father God's eternal love, joy and peace!

Butch Madarang

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Brod Jun "Buban" Villanueva was meek, soft spoken & mild mannered, you're right brod Gabby Moraleda.

Chito Tapawan

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Rest in Peace Brod Jun. He enrolled and was a classmate in Vet Med.

Ben F

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I will say a prayer for Brod Jun.

Jay Jay

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RIP brod Jun

Carlos Agulto

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A perfect description of Brod Jun Buban Villanueva by Chito ! Rest in peace Jun.

Ross

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May you have eternal peace Brod Jun “Buban”. Enjoyed your company during our vet med days.

Obet Santos

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The Quezon City Assembly is extending our condolences to the family of the late BROTHER JUN B. VILLANUEVA. A CO-WORKER AT DILGCD WHEN WE WERE SETTING UP the KB. AFTER WHICH I NEVER SAW HIM AGAIN. I AM SADDENED BY THE NEWS OF HIS PASSING. MAY YOU REST IN PEACE INTHE KINGDOM OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST.

Ed Baldoria

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Thank u for posting Brod Jun's "Buban" photo it brings back fond memories of him. A soft spoken and kind hearted Betan. Rest in peace brother.

Bernie

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Rest in peace, brod Jun.

Salvador Curameng

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Rest in peace, brod Jun.

Edgar Flores

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RIP Brod Jun.

Rudy Oviedo

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Kasama namin ni Brods Alex Montero at Myke Cruz sa KB. Pag sweldo Beerkadahan kami sa gilid ng City Hall. RIP Brod Jun.

Boy Luna

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Rest in peace Brod tukayong Jun.

Jun Mamaril

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He was also my classmate at Vet Med. Nag enjoy yata ng sobra sa college kaya nagpaiwan. We used to have couples of beer sa balara. Kasama ko cya nung may kasquare akong rosig dun. I will miss his softspoken demeanor and kinship. See you latest brod Jun! RIP Tol!

Rey Bello

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Brod Teopisto Buban Villanueva, Jr was my freshman classmate at vet med. I will never forget the times when we drank Ginebra in Balara and had to ride the last trips of JD to Cubao via Katipunan. He used to hang out at Kamia for an Ilongga and frequented to visit a sis in Malate. I met him for the last time in one DAR function in Lebak town in Sultan Kudarat; I had to take him to his hotel kasi we had few beers (too many for him).

I missed reading the poems that he used to write; I missed his company during our school days. Brother Buban, I will pray for the eternal repose of your soul; to the family of brod Jun, my deepest condolences for your loss.

Josue Castillo