History
of B.E.N.A.
Jaime M. Ocampo, BE‘68
and Roberto G. Salgado, BE‘61
The
Beta Epsilon of North America brings together a community
of over two hundred Betans living in the Western hemisphere.
Through B.E.N.A., the values, principles, camaraderie
and brotherhood nurtured at the University are continually
practiced, reinforced and strengthened. B.E.N.A. is
able to serve as an alumni association as well, providing
important connections and steady communication between
the resident brothers in U.P. and the rest of the
members of the Beta Epsilon Fraternity worldwide.
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The
BESA History
Abraham A. Amores,
BE ‘62
THE
BESA story can be told from the time two BESA brods
became reunited on Australian terra firma. Ruben “Benben”
Sison ‘79 (3rd generation Betan) arrived in
Sydney NSW on January 1990. Before leaving Manila,
Prof. Ilio informed him that Manuel “Eboy”
Ortiz ‘79 (2nd generation) and Richard “Ricky”
Yang ‘79B were already in Australia. Eboy’s
sister-in- law in Banawe, QC provided Benben his contact
details in Sydney. Ricky was in Melbourne and gave
Eboy a phone call in Sydney. Three days later, Ricky
decided to pack up and join Eboy in Sydney. That meeting
started BESA history. More |