FPJ Panday Bayanihan party-list first nominee Brian Poe vows to continue the legacy of his grandfather, the late actor Fernando Poe Jr., in Pangasinan during the kickoff of the organization’s caravan in the province.
Poe teamed up with the local government unit of Mangaldan, Pangasinan to provide medical, dental and legal assistance, and haircut services to at least 600 beneficiaries.
Present at the event in Macayug Elementary School were Councilor Lovely Maramba and Apples Abarcar, who attended on behalf of Mangaldan Mayor Leo de Vera.
In his speech, Poe stated that bringing their caravan to Pangasinan is like coming home, as this is where his grandfather traced his roots. FPJ hailed from San Carlos City, one of the most populous cities in Pangasinan.
“My grandfather loved to serve and take care of the people around him. He would be glad to know that his legacy of service lives on, as we continue to serve and help the residents from his hometown through mission such as these,” Poe said.
“This mission is a collective effort to provide support and hope to our fellow citizens. It reflects our dedication to serve, offer guidance, and create opportunities for everyone,” Maramba echoed in Tagalog.
