Intro

MC 1: According to Princess Diana of Wales, “Family is the most important thing in the world.”
A quote that we can all agree with. People have many ways of defining the word family or what
it means to be part of a family. But one thing’s for sure, Family is where you feel the
unconditional love, support and belonging.

MC 2: Family means having someone who loves you unconditionally despite your flaws and
shortcomings. Their love is unwavering, as they are the people who accept you without judgment
or hatred.

MC 1: Ladies and Gentlemen, families and friends, a pleasant morning to one and all!

Both: Welcome to the Apolonio-Flora Nacion 1st Family Reunion!

MC 1: I am Alyzza Ashley Nacion Villaruz, one of the proud apos of Tatay Boging Nacion.

MC 2: I am Erica Nacion Tubilla, also one of the proud apos of Tatay Boging Nacion.

Both: And we are your hosts for today!

-istoryahanay gamay-

MC 2: Before we begin, let us start this gathering with a prayer to thank God for bringing us all
together. May we request Ms. Nacylene Anne Guanzon Ubas to lead us in prayer.

—After the prayer—

MC 1: Thank you so much, Nacylene. Everyone, please be seated. Family can be our home, not
as a physical place, but as a feeling of belonging, warmth, and unconditional acceptance. Family
is where we feel most ourselves, where we can find refuge from the outside world, and where
love is given freely and without judgment.

MC 2: At this juncture, let me welcome this beautiful person for her opening remarks. She is one
of the proud grandchildren of Tatay Boging Nacion. She is the daughter of Leah Nacion
Sealongo and Edwin Sealongo. Our cousin, Ms. Elyka Leanne Nacion Sealongo. Please give her
a warm round of applause!

-prologue-

MC 1: Thank you, Lyka for that inspiring prologue. And now, for the welcome message. I would
like to ask my partner to introduce us to our speaker.

MC 2: He is the youngest son of Apolonio and Flora Nacion. He is a father of three, who are now
professionals and a husband to Maria Rosario Alova Nacion. He is a retired police major. Please
join me in welcoming, none other than Mr. Jerry Nacion Sr. Let’s give him a warm round of
applause!

—after the message—

MC 1: Thank you, Tatay Jerry for that warm and heartfelt welcome. Today is all about
celebrating our strong family ties, sharing stories, and making new memories together. Let’s
make this a day to remember!

MC 2: Now, to further get to know one another, we would like to welcome the families and
relatives of Apolonio and Flora Nacion. As we call your team, please stand so that everyone can
see and recognize you.

—Lawagay na ni ka Team Families—

MC 2: We would also like to acknowledge our guests as they are part of our family : [State their
names]

MC 1: We would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge Mrs. Mary Grace Ubas Tan and
family, who made this event possible. If not for them, we wouldn’t be having this 1st family
reunion.

MC 2: Gusto niyo anay nga ma entertain? Para mas ma enjoy ta pa gid ya aton nga celebration.
Please welcome to the stage Mrs. . They will be treating us to a wonderful intermission number.

—after intermission—

MC 1: Wow! Wow na wow! For sure nag enjoy gid kita sa performance kanday Tita ah. Thank
you so much for that wonderful performance. At this juncture, to deliver to us a spiritual
message, please welcome Pastor Julius Alabi Nacion. Let’s give him a round of applause.”

—After the message—

MC 2: Thank you so much, Pastor Julius. Now, we have another performance prepared for you
all. To be showcased by Nacylene Anne Ubas and Shayne Regina Ubas.

: Thank you so much for that beautiful performance. As we gather here to celebrate and honor
the rich heritage of the Nacion clan, we are privileged to have someone very special with us
today.

Our next speaker is someone who embodies the spirit and traditions of the Nacion Family. Their
extensive knowledge and passion for our family’s heritage make them the perfect person to share
our story with you today. Without further ado, please join me in welcoming Mommy Erlinda
Nacion Ubas.

Thank you so much Nanay Erlinda. Now,