Fund Raising

Collected in 2007: $32,099.71

Goal for 2008: $26,676.77
Collected: $8,875
Mission Appeal, SPI: $15,121.35
Matching Gift 1: $2,000
Collected: $2,000

Matching Gift 2: $5,000
Collected: $4,275

Matching Gift 3: $2,500

Donors 2008

(those in bold are recent contributors)

Kirsten Glodava
Felicidad Garcia Prohibido
Mark & Mila Glodava
Melecia Garcia
St. Thomas More R.E. RCIC
Kevin & Trish Glodava
Our Sunday Visitor
Dolly Banzon
Amelia Ashmann
Rudy & Bennie Garcia
Sandra Recio
St. Thomas More Youth
Joanne Horne
Colleen Smith
Alvarez Foundation
Romy & Julie Coronacion

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Burdeos

Tha name "Bordeous" according to legend came from the word "Bor" name of a lover of a maiden in the place. But the girl´s father was against the lover "Bor" and one day shot him to death while he (Bor) and the daughter were near the bank of a river. Bor fell dead into the water and carried away to the sea by the current. The girl in grief and desperation shouted" BOR DIYOS KO PO." A passer-by heard the lament of the girl and thought that the name of the place was "Bordeous." Since then the place was known as "Bordeous."

The patron saint of the place is San Rafael thought to have miraculous healing power. Formerly a barrio of Polillo, it became a town on 1 July 1947 under House Bill No. 550 dated March 1947 sponsored by then Congressman Fortunato Suarez of Lucban, Quezon.

Translated by former Ambassador Rudy Arizala from the book entitled: "Lalawigang Quezon (Kislap ng Silangang Quezon) Mga Kasaysayan at Alamat" by Prof. Godofredo S. Laureles, 1999 edition. The book was first printed in 1994, then in 1996; 1997; and lately in 1999.

Barangays in Burdeos (Quezon Province-Region 4)

Aluyon
Bonifacio
Calutcot
Mabini
Rizal

Amot
cabugao
Caniwan
Palasan
San Rafael

Anibawan
Cabungalunan
Carlagan
Poblacion