BMM Batang Masara Mines KITAKIT'S SA PINDASAN
The BMM - Batang Masara Mines is group of persons / people once before living 60 years ago in a community called Masara located in the Municipality of Maco, Province of Davao De Oro. During that time the place was under the management of Masara Mining Corporation..
Presently the group are mostly senior citizens already. The group had been organized and will have their fourth reunion named KITAKIT'S SA PINDASAN to share and revive the memories of Batang Masara. They have a minimum of 70 attendees who show their interest to join this event. This activity was set for March 7, 2026, Saturday and was held in Manaklay Beach Park & Resort, Pindasan, Mabini, Davao De Oro.
An OLDIE and GOLDIE PHOTO GALLERY
Oldie and goldie photos that give life, deepen understanding, and keep memories alive.
Photograph and Memories
This class photo was taken during our primary grade, school year 1964 - 1965 at then Masara Primary School in Masara, Maco Davao, now Davao de Oro.
As far as I can remember the names of our classmates, for the girls their is Yoly Lopez, Villanueva Lumiares, Esperanza Lorenzana, Lucille Buenavista, Gloria Delgado , Carmen Brioso, Anita Sibud, Evelyn Asirit, Evelyn Bonza, Anita Garcia etc. For the boys here is Dante Rendon, Alfiero Billones, Lloyd Amila, Ramon Laranas, Narciso Jala, Daniel Macasa, Noel Calpito, Warlito Abaga, Johnny Bonza, Avelino Ignacio etc. and me Raul Anuada.
To our other classmates just send us the name in our email for those who are not mention, so that we can recall and remember them.
We have also our teachers Miss Thelma Naungayan, Miss Brioso, Mrs Esperanza Dagoon and Mrs Rosalia Anuada.
Thank you for Lucille Buenavista and Yoly Lopez for preserving this old photo. It give and teach us an understanding into the past with incredible memories...Oldie but goldie - photo that breathe life and hold precious memories.
MASARA dekada 50 to dekada 60 Photos
We sincerely thank the owner of these treasured Masara old photographs for these priceless memories. It added life and meaning to our souvenir program. Truly we appreciate it so much.
