LEGASIYA: A COMMEMORATION OF PNOY’S LIFE AND DEATH SCRIPT

PART 1: CANDLE LIGHTING CEREMONY

Time Activity In-charge

4:30- 5:30PM Arriva/ Assembly

5:30- 5:40PM Brief Biography of PNoy
5:40-5:50PM Candle Lighting and Song Number
5:50-5:55PM Prayer Hon. Kaye Pauline
B. Servidad
5:55-6:00PM Ribbon Cutting

PART 2: PROGRAM PROPER

Emcee 2: May we invite everyone to stand for the singing of the Philippine National Anthem

Emcee 1: Thank you and you may now take your seats.

Emcee2: Last June 24, 2021, former president Benigno Aquino III passed away due to renal disease
secondary to diabetes. He was only 61 years old. PNoy as everyone fondly called him,
served as the 15th President of the Philippines.

Emcee1: Looking back when the former President took his first walk into Malacañang seemed to
look like no baggage but brought home the heavy loads of the country he led.

Emcee 2: PNoy contributed notable programs and projects under his administration, such as the
economic growth of the country, poverty alleviation programs, and many more. He is
considered the most low-key President of his time, an orphan, and a bachelor.

Emcee 1: His death is not a defeat, but rather a celebration of his meaningful life offered to his
countrymen in the name of public service.

Emcee 2: Good afternoon everyone. I am James L. Loresto

Emcee 1: And I am Angella Averilla. Today we commemorate and honor the legacy of the late
president Benigno Aquino III. And we welcome you to….

Emcee 1& 2: LEGASIYA: A COMMEMORATION OF PNOY’S LIFE AND DEATH

“PNoy’s legacy, a legacy of freedom and democracy.”

Emcee 1: To formally welcome us all and to give us an overview of this afternoon’s event, may we
call on the City Youth Vice Mayor and Project of Legasiya
Emcee 1& 2: Hon. Christobal S. Cambe

Emcee 2: Indeed (insert the gist of VM’s message) Thank you very much Hon. Cambe

Emcee 1: To serenade us this afternoon, let us hear from Naga City’s pride and glory

Emcee 1& 2: (Performer)

Emcee 1: That was a heartfelt performance from (insert performer’s name). Once again, let’s all give
her a round of applause.

Emcee 2: As powerful as the music, words can tell us stories of

people that mark a legacy just like Pnoy’s.

Emcee 1: To perform a spoken word poetry, let us all welcome

Emcee 1& 2: (Performer)

Emcee 2: Thank you very much (insert performer’s name) for your beautifully written piece reflecting
the life of our late president.

Emcee 1: May we invite Hon. City Councilor, to give us a short message.

Emcee 2: Thank you very much Hon. City Councilor for that message.

Emcee 2: Similar to melody and poetry, movement can be a reflection on society and the times.

Emcee 1: To give us another intermission number, let us groove and move with (insert performer’s
name).

Emcee 2: Thank you very much (insert performer’s name) for that awesome performance.

Emcee 1: At this point, let us a message hear from our very own City Vice Mayor

Emcee 1& 2: Hon. Cecilia B. Veluz- De Asis

Emcee 2: Thank you very much Vice Mayor Nene for that message.

Emcee 1: And now, let us hear from our City Mayor, Nalalamoan, Nasasarigan, Nangangataman

Emcee 1& 2: Hon. Nelson S. Legacion

Emcee 2: Thank you very much Mayor Son for that message.

Emcee 1: To conclude this afternoon’s event, let us hear from our City Youth Mayor
Emcee 1& 2: Hon. Berlineth Nymia T. Montes

Emcee 2:         Thank you very much Mayor Berl for that message.  Pnoy envisioned the Philippines to be
a progressive country that prioritizes the welfare of the Filipinos. Now is the time to make it
into a reality. 

Emcee 1: It is high time that we as Naguenos, especially our generation, unite into a society that
favors humanity and common good and to continue the good done by those who came
before us. 

Emcee 2: As long as our faith and trust remain strong, as long as we serve as each other’s strength,
we will continue to prove that “the Filipino is worth definitely dying for,” 

Emcee 1: “the Filipino is worth living for,”

Emcee 1& 2: and “the Filipino is worth fighting for.”

 LEGASIYA: A COMMEMORATION OF PNOY’S LIFE AND DEATH SCRIPT

PART 1: CANDLE LIGHTING CEREMONY

Time Activity In-charge

4:30- 5:30PM Arriva/ Assembly

5:30- 5:40PM Brief Biography of PNoy
5:40-5:50PM Candle Lighting and Song Number
5:50-5:55PM Prayer Hon. Kaye Pauline
B. Servidad
5:55-6:00PM Ribbon Cutting

PART 2: PROGRAM PROPER

Emcee 2: May we invite everyone to stand for the singing of the Philippine National Anthem

Emcee 1: Thank you and you may now take your seats.

Emcee2: Last June 24, 2021, former president Benigno Aquino III passed away due to renal disease
secondary to diabetes. He was only 61 years old. PNoy as everyone fondly called him,
served as the 15th President of the Philippines.

Emcee1: Looking back when the former President took his first walk into Malacañang seemed to
look like no baggage but brought home the heavy loads of the country he led.

Emcee 2: PNoy contributed notable programs and projects under his administration, such as the
economic growth of the country, poverty alleviation programs, and many more. He is
considered the most low-key President of his time, an orphan, and a bachelor.

Emcee 1: His death is not a defeat, but rather a celebration of his meaningful life offered to his
countrymen in the name of public service.

Emcee 2: Good afternoon everyone. I am James L. Loresto

Emcee 1: And I am Angella Averilla. Today we commemorate and honor the legacy of the late
president Benigno Aquino III. And we welcome you to….

Emcee 1& 2: LEGASIYA: A COMMEMORATION OF PNOY’S LIFE AND DEATH

“PNoy’s legacy, a legacy of freedom and democracy.”

Emcee 1: To formally welcome us all and to give us an overview of this afternoon’s event, may we
call on the
 City Youth Vice Mayor and Project of Legasiya

Emcee 1& 2: Hon. Christobal S. Cambe

Emcee 2: Indeed (insert the gist of VM’s message) Thank you very much Hon. Cambe

Emcee 1: To serenade us this afternoon, let us hear from Naga City’s pride and glory

Emcee 1& 2: (Performer)

Emcee 1: That was a heartfelt performance from (insert performer’s name). Once again, let’s all give
her a round of applause.

Emcee 2: As powerful as the music, words can tell us stories of people that marks a legacy just like
Pnoy’s.

Emcee 1: To perform a spoken word poetry, let us all welcome

Emcee 1& 2: (Performer)

Emcee 2: Thank you very much (insert performer’s name) for your beautifully written piece reflecting
the life of
our late president.

Emcee 1: May we invite Hon. City Councilor, to give us a short message.

Emcee 2: Thank you very much Hon. City Councilor for that message.

Emcee 2: Similar to melody and poetry, movement can be a reflection on society and the times.

Emcee 1: To give us another intermission number, let us groove and move with (insert performer’s
name).

Emcee 2: Thank you very much (insert performer’s name) for that awesome performance.

Emcee 1: At this point, let us a message hear from our very own City Vice Mayor

Emcee 1& 2: Hon. Cecilia B. Veluz- De Asis

Emcee 2: Thank you very much Vice Mayor Nene for that message.

Emcee 1: And now, let us hear from our City Mayor, Nalalamoan, Nasasarigan, Nangangataman

Emcee 1& 2: Hon. Nelson S. Legacion

Emcee 2: Thank you very much Mayor Son for that message.
Emcee 1: To conclude this afternoon’s event, let us hear from our City Youth Mayor

Emcee 1& 2: Hon. Berlineth Nymia T. Montes

Emcee 2:         Thank you very much Mayor Berl for that message. 
Pnoy envisioned the Philippines to be a progressive country that prioritizes the welfare of
the Filipinos. Now is the time to make it into a reality. 

Emcee 1: It is high time that we as Naguenos, especially our generation, unite into a society that
favors humanity and common good and to continue the good done by those who came
before us. 

Emcee 2: As long as our faith and trust remain strong, as long as we serve as each other’s strength,
we will continue to prove that “the Filipino is worth definitely dying for,” 

Emcee 1: “the Filipino is worth living for,”

Emcee 1& 2: and “the Filipino is worth fighting for.”