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A Letter From The First Landmark Forum in Manila.
(May 17, 18, 19, 21, 2002)
Evelyn Cu-Unjieng
"After Many Ups and Downs, a Huge Success."
Read about Evelyn Cu-Unjieng
at Landmark Education's
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Hello
everyone,
The First Ever Landmark Forum in Manila, Philippines was
a great success and I am so proud to have been part of the Production
Team here! Landmark Forum Leader Jerome Downes did an incredible work and the
Landmark Assisting Team were just as wonderful!
I was the Course Leader Support and enjoyed every minute
of the experience with Jerome Downes, who was very easy to take care of. It was
a privilege. There were 12 people on the global team of Landmark
Assisting Team in
Manila, some of whom have traveled from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Westchester, New
York, Hong Kong, Beijing and Singapore to be on the team!
The venue, RCBC Tower, was great, complete with an
in-house food court that served many kinds of cuisine. We had 110 people
completed the course. At the First Ever Special Evening about the Landmark Forum
on Tuesday night, we had about 160 guests. About one-third of the guests will be
in the Second Landmark Forum in Manila, September 13, 14,
15
and 17, 2002.
On Day Three of the Landmark Forum, Sunday night, on May 19, 2002, I was moved to tears before I could speak during the acknowledgment part of the session. I remembered all you people out there who helped to make this 10-year dream of mine a reality. I remembered Aljor Perreras who has done the critical ground work in Manila.
I was just as touched by those who actually flew in at
their own expense to assist in this Landmark Forum, including many who were not even of
Filipino heritage (like James Rascon of Florida who sponsored 6 people from
Dumaguete).
I also took that opportunity to thank all the thirty-two
people who were participating in the First Ever Landmark Forum in Manila because
I asked them, especially those who registered without knowing what it was all
about. They are my friends and family members, including my husband, my
daughter, my son-in-law and my niece. I am a stand for, that their trust in me
will be forever rewarded in abundance by the awesome benefits of the Landmark
Forum, for themselves and for their lives.
This Landmark
Forum has enriched my life further because I met so many new friends, including
Midori Tai from Tokyo and many other great graduates from all over. I gained so much insight and
many breakthroughs from listening to Jerome Downes and the sharing of the
participants. But my greatest moments are the sense of fulfillment and happiness
I got when my friends started phoning and texting me afterwards to thank me for
inviting them to do the Landmark Forum. In fact, one of my friends' husband even texted me
all the way from Los Angeles! This is something money cannot buy - don't you
agree?
I would also like to acknowledge my sister-in-law, Marsha Golangco, for her inspiring contribution to our work here in Manila. Marsha Golangco was also the brains behind the Appreciation Night Dinner last Monday, May 20, 2002 in Manila, which was a big bang that ended almost at midnight.
And last but not least, I would like to congratulate the
Manila Team as well, especially Aljor Perreras and Elrik Jundis with whom I had
the pleasure to work for many months. Kindly thank all the many graduates all
over the world who had taken a stand for us. They
are truly the silent heroes of The First Ever Landmark Forum in
Manila, in the
Philippines! Thank you! God Bless you all!
Evelyn Cu-Unjieng,
Manila, the Philippines.
Original message received by email May 23, 2002
Jerome
Downes Landmark Forum in Asia
Landmark Forum in
Manila, the Philippines.
Mar 19, 20, 21, 23, 2010
May
24, 2002