The PBA Legends Grand Reunion Tour and Dream Series was a smash hit
among Filipino fans in Northern California over the weekend.
Hundreds of fans had to be turned away from the Union City venue
because of fire code regulations. Organizers are expecting a heavier
fan turnout in LA and San Diego . read full story
by Ed Tayag


Tim Coloso, Francis Arnaiz, Robert "JAWO" Jaworski, Mon Fernandez, Abe King, Ruffy Ignacio and Rino Salazar at San Diego-Peterson Gym - PBA Legends Tour's final game. Ohana Harbor Coffee-Team Jaworski (Toyota) beat Martin Purefoods (Crispa)  94-86.

I grew up watching these guys do battle in hardcourt action. I
shouted  loud like the boxing match of Pacquiao and Marques last night.

 Your idea to put them all together isn't that easy,I know. Brillant timing to  reunify. You were respectedly honored by one of the stars to acknowledge what  you did for them. It was like seeing my old classmates for long time we never had.

 In fact those stars, they don't just play before but also become mortal enemy,  things are all personal. Tabloids,insulting remarks,low blow hitting...di ba?

 Well, all I can say is you are the PIONEERs of this unforgettable
event. I  was wondering how did u really pull this one out.
Its like putting jabar,chamberlain, jordan etc. In one table to eat.

 Again CONGRATULATIONs!!!

Gelo Cruz, Ontario, CA

PBA Legends holds medical, dental mission
Manila Bulletin online - October 13, 2008
Rufino Ignacio, secretary-general of the PBA Legends USA Foundation, announced yesterday that it will undertake a medical and dental mission in Antipolo City and Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija this month. read more


PBA Legends USA Medical and Dental Mission - Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija

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 2,500 to 3,500 patients benefited in the PBA Legends Foundation
Medical-dental-optometry mission at the Barangay dela Paz in Antipolo City.

PBA Legends Foundation - Medical and Dental Mission plus massage theraphy
held in Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija - the mission served 1,000 patients.

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PBA LEGENDS A BIG HIT IN INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE
By Ronnie Nathanielsz

The superstars of the PBA Legends USA Foundation who participated as special guests of the Philippine Independence Day celebrations which kicked-off in the heart of New York City last June 1 were a big hit. read full story

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Abe King Jr. Chairman of the Board

Dear Prospective Patrons of the PBA Legends USA Foundation,
Greetings !
This is to request your financial and in-kind support to the proposed charitable and educational programs of our Foundation that we are launching for the less-endowed citizens, the poorest of the poor, in the Philippines, as follows:

"Let us share a small fraction of our blessings with our kababayan"

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More Power to the Legends!
Caloy Prieto - 12/19/2007
Here's wishing the PBA Legends USA Foundation the best for its success in pursuing its goals and endeavors. I almost fell off my chair when I read about its upcoming exhibition games in California with the big guns coming. It brought me back to those unforgettable days of Crispa-Toyota championships in a smoke filled and jampacked Araneta Coliseum with that distinct smell of vinyl upholstery which up to now fills my nostrils. As I promised Abe, I will be there for the Southern California games with Raffy Mejia and we are offerring our services as sportscasters for our contribution to give the games an original and authentic '70s flavor.
This is truly an affair to attend and forever cherish as we go towards the twilight years of our lives where we have more years behind us than ahead. More power to you, Legends