Behind every KCLG project are people who give their time, skills, experience, and leadership to make service possible.
Our officers, Board of Directors, and committee chairs help turn the club’s mission into action—from identifying community needs and organizing projects to building partnerships, managing resources, communicating our work, and bringing volunteers together.
Leadership in Kiwanis is not simply about holding an office.
It is about taking responsibility for serving children and strengthening communities.
Administrative Year 2026–2027 CLUB LEADERSHIP
The officers and Board of Directors for Administrative Year 2026–2027 provide direction, continuity, and stewardship for the club’s programs and activities.
A charter member and long-serving Kiwanian, Marilen brings years of experience in club and district leadership to her role as President.
Her Kiwanis journey includes service as a Division 2B Lieutenant Governor and continued leadership within KCLG. She has served the club in several capacities, including Treasurer and Secretary, before taking on the presidency for 2026–2027.
Her leadership reflects a commitment to keeping members connected while ensuring that the club remains focused on meaningful service.
A charter member and longtime KCLG volunteer, Marlyn supports the club through administration, documentation, communications, public relations, and digital storytelling.
As Club Public Relations & Marketing Chair and webmaster, she helps document the club’s projects and communicate their impact to members, prospective members, partners, donors, and the wider community.
Her work helps ensure that the stories behind KCLG’s service are preserved and shared.
Turning service into stories that connect people.
MICAELLA D. BONAOBRA
Assistant Secretary
Micaella supports the club’s administrative work and helps keep communication and coordination moving behind the scenes.
Like many KCLG members, she contributes not only through a formal position but through the practical work required to keep projects and club activities moving forward.
Service is a team effort.
LAILA “LEA” EVARISTO
Treasurer
A business owner, Lea brings practical financial-management knowledge and skills to the club’s treasury.
Her experience supports the responsible handling of club resources and helps KCLG maintain financial stewardship as it carries out its service commitments.
Strong service requires more than good intentions. It also requires responsible management of the resources entrusted to the club.
Responsible stewardship makes sustainable service possible.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Board of Directors provides guidance, oversight, and support for the club’s programs and priorities.
Board Director | Membership & Growth Committee Chair | Past Lieutenant Governor | District Chair
An entrepreneur and experienced Kiwanian, Reynaldo contributes leadership focused on membership development and the continued growth of the club.
His work is particularly important as KCLG looks toward the future—welcoming people who want to turn their time, skills, and resources into meaningful service.
Beyond KCLG, Reynaldo also serves in a leadership capacity within Philippine Luzon District as the 2026–2027 Membership & Growth Chair, bringing a broader perspective on membership and organizational development.
Growing the club by growing its capacity to serve.
MERCED C. MIGUEL
Board Director | Finance Committee Chair | Past President
A dedicated former President of KCLG, Merced continues to serve the club actively as a member of the Board of Directors. She consistently represents KCLG at meetings, service activities, and Kiwanis events, helping maintain the club’s presence, continuity, and connections within the wider Kiwanis community.
As Finance Committee Chair, she also contributes her practical experience and sound judgment to responsible financial stewardship, while continuing to support the club’s service projects and activities.
Experienced leadership. Active representation. Steadfast service.
JOAN DIZON
Board Director | Service Projects Committee Chair
Joan helps guide the planning and implementation of KCLG’s service activities.
As Service Projects Committee Chair, she helps bring ideas from the planning stage to actual community action—working with fellow members and partners to respond to identified needs.
From community needs to community action.
ANNA LEAH L. SANTOS
Board Director
Anna Leah contributes her professional experience as a real-estate broker together with her commitment to community service.
Her participation reflects the diversity of skills within KCLG: members bring their professional knowledge and life experience to the work of serving children and communities.
Every profession has something valuable to contribute to service.
DAISY SUBA
Board Director
Daisy brings her experience and commitment to the Board’s work and to the club’s continuing service activities.
Her participation demonstrates an important part of KCLG’s strength: leadership is shared among members who are willing to contribute their time, experience, and perspective.
Leadership grows when members step forward to serve.
COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP
Much of KCLG’s work happens beyond the officers and Board.
Committee chairs help turn the club’s priorities into practical action.
Responsible for helping communicate KCLG’s mission, activities, achievements, and impact through public relations, marketing, digital communications, and the club website.
MERCED C. MIGUEL
Finance Committee Chair
A self-employed member, Past President, and dependable participant in club activities, Merced contributes continuity and practical experience to the club’s financial planning and oversight.
JOAN DIZON
Service Projects Committee Chair
Helps coordinate the planning, development, and implementation of the club’s service projects.
LEADERSHIP BEYOND THE BOARD
KCLG’s leadership story extends beyond one administrative year.
Over the years, members of the club have stepped into leadership positions not only within KCLG but also at the division and district levels.
JESUSA “SUSAN” UY-CAPULI
In Memoriam | Founding Influence
Susan Uy-Capuli played an important role in the early story of KCLG and in developing its culture of service and leadership.
Her legacy remains part of the club’s history and the spirit of service carried forward by succeeding members.
MARILEN V. RAMOS
Past Division 2B Lieutenant Governor
Marilen’s service has extended beyond the club into Division 2B leadership, reflecting KCLG’s contribution to the wider Kiwanis organization.
Her continued involvement demonstrates how club-level service can develop into broader leadership and mentorship.
REYNALDO M. BONAOBRA
Division & District Leadership
Reynaldo’s leadership in membership and growth extends beyond KCLG, providing opportunities for the club to contribute to the development of Kiwanis membership and leadership beyond Lubao.
LEADERSHIP THAT SUPPORTS SERVICE
A successful service project rarely begins on the day volunteers arrive in the community.
Before a project happens, someone identifies a need.
Someone listens.
Someone plans.
Someone contacts a partner.
Someone manages resources.
Someone communicates with volunteers.
Someone documents the results.
And many people work together to make the project possible.
That is what leadership means at KCLG.
Leadership is service before, during, and after every project.
FROM LEADERSHIP TO IMPACT
The people listed on this page represent only part of the team behind KCLG’s work.
Every project also depends on members who volunteer their time, community partners who open doors, donors and sponsors who provide resources, and people who simply believe that children deserve opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive.
Our leadership exists to help bring these people together.
Because ultimately, leadership is not measured by the title someone holds. It is measured by what people accomplish together in service to others.
BE PART OF THE TEAM
KCLG welcomes people who want to make a difference—whether by becoming a member, volunteering for a project, sharing professional skills, supporting a specific initiative, or partnering with the club.
You may have experience in business, education, healthcare, finance, communications, technology, community work—or simply a willingness to help.
Together, we serve children, strengthen communities, and create opportunities for a better future.
Note to Visitors
Kiwanis club officers serve for one administrative year. Leadership positions are elected or appointed in accordance with the Kiwanis International and club bylaws. The information on this page is updated annually following the installation of officers and submission of official leadership records to Kiwanis International.
Leadership & Board
The People Behind the Service
Behind every KCLG project are people who give their time, skills, experience, and leadership to make service possible.
Our officers, Board of Directors, and committee chairs help turn the club’s mission into action—from identifying community needs and organizing projects to building partnerships, managing resources, communicating our work, and bringing volunteers together.
Leadership in Kiwanis is not simply about holding an office.
It is about taking responsibility for serving children and strengthening communities.
Administrative Year 2026–2027 CLUB LEADERSHIP
The officers and Board of Directors for Administrative Year 2026–2027 provide direction, continuity, and stewardship for the club’s programs and activities.
Club Officers
MARILEN V. RAMOS
President
A charter member and long-serving Kiwanian, Marilen brings years of experience in club and district leadership to her role as President.
Her Kiwanis journey includes service as a Division 2B Lieutenant Governor and continued leadership within KCLG. She has served the club in several capacities, including Treasurer and Secretary, before taking on the presidency for 2026–2027.
Her leadership reflects a commitment to keeping members connected while ensuring that the club remains focused on meaningful service.
Leadership through service.
MARLYN VAN ES
Secretary
A charter member and longtime KCLG volunteer, Marlyn supports the club through administration, documentation, communications, public relations, and digital storytelling.
As Club Public Relations & Marketing Chair and webmaster, she helps document the club’s projects and communicate their impact to members, prospective members, partners, donors, and the wider community.
Her work helps ensure that the stories behind KCLG’s service are preserved and shared.
Turning service into stories that connect people.
MICAELLA D. BONAOBRA
Assistant Secretary
Micaella supports the club’s administrative work and helps keep communication and coordination moving behind the scenes.
Like many KCLG members, she contributes not only through a formal position but through the practical work required to keep projects and club activities moving forward.
Service is a team effort.
LAILA “LEA” EVARISTO
Treasurer
A business owner, Lea brings practical financial-management knowledge and skills to the club’s treasury.
Her experience supports the responsible handling of club resources and helps KCLG maintain financial stewardship as it carries out its service commitments.
Strong service requires more than good intentions. It also requires responsible management of the resources entrusted to the club.
Responsible stewardship makes sustainable service possible.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Board of Directors provides guidance, oversight, and support for the club’s programs and priorities.
REYNALDO M. BONAOBRA
Board Director | Membership & Growth Committee Chair | Past Lieutenant Governor | District Chair
An entrepreneur and experienced Kiwanian, Reynaldo contributes leadership focused on membership development and the continued growth of the club.
His work is particularly important as KCLG looks toward the future—welcoming people who want to turn their time, skills, and resources into meaningful service.
Beyond KCLG, Reynaldo also serves in a leadership capacity within Philippine Luzon District as the 2026–2027 Membership & Growth Chair, bringing a broader perspective on membership and organizational development.
Growing the club by growing its capacity to serve.
MERCED C. MIGUEL
Board Director | Finance Committee Chair | Past President
A dedicated former President of KCLG, Merced continues to serve the club actively as a member of the Board of Directors. She consistently represents KCLG at meetings, service activities, and Kiwanis events, helping maintain the club’s presence, continuity, and connections within the wider Kiwanis community.
As Finance Committee Chair, she also contributes her practical experience and sound judgment to responsible financial stewardship, while continuing to support the club’s service projects and activities.
Experienced leadership. Active representation. Steadfast service.
JOAN DIZON
Board Director | Service Projects Committee Chair
Joan helps guide the planning and implementation of KCLG’s service activities.
As Service Projects Committee Chair, she helps bring ideas from the planning stage to actual community action—working with fellow members and partners to respond to identified needs.
From community needs to community action.
ANNA LEAH L. SANTOS
Board Director
Anna Leah contributes her professional experience as a real-estate broker together with her commitment to community service.
Her participation reflects the diversity of skills within KCLG: members bring their professional knowledge and life experience to the work of serving children and communities.
Every profession has something valuable to contribute to service.
DAISY SUBA
Board Director
Daisy brings her experience and commitment to the Board’s work and to the club’s continuing service activities.
Her participation demonstrates an important part of KCLG’s strength: leadership is shared among members who are willing to contribute their time, experience, and perspective.
Leadership grows when members step forward to serve.
COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP
Much of KCLG’s work happens beyond the officers and Board.
Committee chairs help turn the club’s priorities into practical action.
REYNALDO M. BONAOBRA
Membership & Growth Committee Chair
Focused on strengthening membership, welcoming new members, and helping KCLG build the capacity needed for continued service.
MARLYN VAN ES
Club Public Relations & Marketing Chair
Responsible for helping communicate KCLG’s mission, activities, achievements, and impact through public relations, marketing, digital communications, and the club website.
MERCED C. MIGUEL
Finance Committee Chair
A self-employed member, Past President, and dependable participant in club activities, Merced contributes continuity and practical experience to the club’s financial planning and oversight.
JOAN DIZON
Service Projects Committee Chair
Helps coordinate the planning, development, and implementation of the club’s service projects.
LEADERSHIP BEYOND THE BOARD
KCLG’s leadership story extends beyond one administrative year.
Over the years, members of the club have stepped into leadership positions not only within KCLG but also at the division and district levels.
JESUSA “SUSAN” UY-CAPULI
In Memoriam | Founding Influence
Susan Uy-Capuli played an important role in the early story of KCLG and in developing its culture of service and leadership.
Her legacy remains part of the club’s history and the spirit of service carried forward by succeeding members.
MARILEN V. RAMOS
Past Division 2B Lieutenant Governor
Marilen’s service has extended beyond the club into Division 2B leadership, reflecting KCLG’s contribution to the wider Kiwanis organization.
Her continued involvement demonstrates how club-level service can develop into broader leadership and mentorship.
REYNALDO M. BONAOBRA
Division & District Leadership
Reynaldo’s leadership in membership and growth extends beyond KCLG, providing opportunities for the club to contribute to the development of Kiwanis membership and leadership beyond Lubao.
LEADERSHIP THAT SUPPORTS SERVICE
A successful service project rarely begins on the day volunteers arrive in the community.
Before a project happens, someone identifies a need.
Someone listens.
Someone plans.
Someone contacts a partner.
Someone manages resources.
Someone communicates with volunteers.
Someone documents the results.
And many people work together to make the project possible.
That is what leadership means at KCLG.
Leadership is service before, during, and after every project.
FROM LEADERSHIP TO IMPACT
The people listed on this page represent only part of the team behind KCLG’s work.
Every project also depends on members who volunteer their time, community partners who open doors, donors and sponsors who provide resources, and people who simply believe that children deserve opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive.
Our leadership exists to help bring these people together.
Because ultimately, leadership is not measured by the title someone holds. It is measured by what people accomplish together in service to others.
BE PART OF THE TEAM
KCLG welcomes people who want to make a difference—whether by becoming a member, volunteering for a project, sharing professional skills, supporting a specific initiative, or partnering with the club.
You may have experience in business, education, healthcare, finance, communications, technology, community work—or simply a willingness to help.
There is a place for people who want to serve.
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Together, we serve children, strengthen communities, and create opportunities for a better future.
Note to Visitors
Kiwanis club officers serve for one administrative year. Leadership positions are elected or appointed in accordance with the Kiwanis International and club bylaws. The information on this page is updated annually following the installation of officers and submission of official leadership records to Kiwanis International.
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