NEWSBITS: Nestor Rico Donates to RMCHS Batch 1970 Fund

Receiving the donation were Vixi Abat and other Batch Officers
On April 14, 2011, Saturday,  during his party blowout for 1970 batchmates, Nestor Rico hands his cash donation to Batch President Vixi Abat.  Along with this gift, he also shouldered the production cost of the RMCHS 1970 Graduation Issue of the Apprentice.

The objective was to  dispose "memorabilia" copies to batchmates,  in exchange for a cash contribution of Php250 or US$5 (more or less). This move had been a planned pet project of Nestor Rico as early as March, 2010. According to Rico,  this was his way of helping strengthen the "treasure chest" of the batch, in preparation for the Grand Batch Reunion scheduled in February 4, 2012.

Please watch out for the full story of this news bit as cited and relived for us  by Chelit Bataclan. That tribute is coming soon!

Thank You Nestor Rico for your generosity!

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