JKQMWC INAUGURATION
October 18,
2024; 8:00AM; JKQMWC
(acknowledgement of dignitaries)
Masantos a cabuasuan ed sicayon amin.
Naimbag nga bigat kadakayo amin.
Magandang umaga po sa inyong lahat.
Good morning to each and everyone.
A gift to the
Bayambangueños and the entire Pangasinan, the Julius K. Quiambao Medical and
Wellness Center honors our son, Julius, and his legacy of bettering lives and uplifting
communities.
Today, we are not
only making history in advancing our healthcare system by providing top-notch
services and medical equipment. We are also delivering an even valuable purpose
and that is giving hope to the people.
Many families have
been broken by poverty. And poverty, as we know it, is exhausting. It is dream-
and hope-crushing. It is the real sickness that weakens and kills so many
people. And it is heartbreaking when you see your loved ones suffer and not be
able to do anything about it because of lack of money and because you are poor.
This is why we started our banner program, ang Rebolusyon Laban sa Kahirapan
in the year 2018. And since then, we have committed ourselves to help each and
every Bayambangueño break free from the chains of poverty by creating more
opportunities and bringing the government closer to the people.
Today, as I stand
here among you, my heart is full and I feel grateful because we are fulfilling
yet another promise to our town through the establishment of JKQ Medical and
Wellness Center. Sa pagkakatatag ng institusyong ito, binibigyan natin ng
panibagong inspirasyon at pag-asa ang ating mga kababayan. We are giving them a
reason to look forward to a bright future because finally, every
Bayambangueño and Pangasinense will now be able to afford quality and advanced
medical care.
In one famous episode
of Grey’s Anatomy, a well-loved medical drama television series, Meredith Grey
delivered an iconic line that resonated not only among medical practitioners
but to people from all walks of life. She said, “People can be broken but any
surgeon knows that what’s broken can be mended, what’s hurt can be healed. And
no matter how dark it gets, the sun is going to rise again.”
As public servants,
this is our mission – to help in mending what is broken and damaged in our
society, to heal not just the physical wounds of a person but even those that
our eyes can’t see but our hearts can feel. To stand with our people in times
of darkness and lead them towards a better, a kinder, and brighter future.
Many lives will
depend upon our hands and we will be responsible for their future. So
let us make a difference in people's lives by using these hands to foster
empathy, compassion, and solidarity amongst people. Magtulungan tayo upang
maipanalo ang Rebolusyon Laban sa Kahirapan.
Maraming salamat po
at muli, magandang umaga po sa ating lahat. To God be all the highest glory.
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