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“Each day of our lives we make deposits in the 
memory banks of our children.” 
~ Charles R. Swindoll

POMAR CENTRAL BRANCH PHOTO ALBUM

How/what did Juan Domingo Pomar look like?

What do we know about Juan Domingo Pomar?

• He was  from a small town called Ruiloba, east of Comillas, in Cantabria Spain
• He was the son of Eugenio Pomar y Ruiz de Villegas (b 15 Jan 1826) and Basilia Manuela Gonzalez Sanchez (b 14 June 1831) of Ruiloba, Cantabria, Spain.
•  He came to the Philippines as an employee of Tabacalera or Compania General de Tabacos de Filipinas
•  He was related to Antonio Correa y Pomar who was General Manager of Tabacalera (G.R. No. 1002, July 25, 1903) (died on Feb 20, 1936)
• In December 1902 JDP went back to Spain on board the “Isla de Panay” and landed in Barcelona (La Vanguardia).  
• Around 1905, he was appointed by the court to be the receiver for Hda. San Jose in San Carlos (cf. G.R. No. L-4373 dated February 2, 1909, and G.R. No. 6305 dated September 26, 1911)

What else do we know about Juan Domingo Pomar?

·         He had a family in Spain. He was married to Teresa Ruiz and their children were Jose, Luis and Maria

         Juan Domingo Pomar and his wife Teresa Ruiz, with their children Jose, Luis and Maria

·         Juan Domingo Pomar came to the Philippines after his wife died.  With a local lass, Eulalia Cabanas, he sired 2 sons in Negros Occidental, Philippines:  Catalino and Eugenio

 Catalino C. Pomar (viewer’s right) and Eugenio C. Pomar (viewer’s  left).

Catalino & Eugenio played leading roles

in establishing and maintaining the San Carlos Milling Co. Inc (SCMCI)

The brothers as Best of Friends

San Carlos was their home base and is that of their progeny…

Catalino C. Pomar (born on March 22, 1902)
married Narcisa Dacumos, and later Erlinda Oliveros

Catalino’s Children by Narcisa “Inday” Dacumos Pomar

 

1.       Nicolas “Nick” Pomar

2.       Eulalia “Laly” Pomar-Combate

3.       Juan “John” Pomar

4.       Milagros “Milagring” Pomar-Antonio

5.       Cecilia “Cheling” Pomar-Carmona

6.       Jaime Pomar

7.       Catalino “Nonon” Pomar Jr.

8.       Lolita “Lita” Pomar-Valmayor

9.       Virginia “Virgie” Pomar-Guinto

10.   Susana “Susan” Pomar-Rigor

Narcisa “Inday” Dacumos

Eulalia “Laly” Pomar and Facundo “Cundoy” Combate

1.       Ma. Luisa “Maloy” Combate-Santillan

2.       Ma. Carmen “Maricar” Combate-Pederson

3.       Ma. Corazon “Marichu” Combate-Elorza

4.       Ma. Elena “Marilen” Combate-Layumas

5.       J. Lorenzo P. Combate

6.       Ma. Angeles “Baby” Combate-Ando

7.       Ma. Eliza “Inday” Combate-Hibionada

8.       J. Facundo “Junior” P. Combate

9.       Ma. Dolores “Nina” Combate-Canedo

10.   Ma. Soledad “Mimi” Combate-Lacson

11.   Ma. Victoria “Tata” Combate-Adolfo

12.   J. Roberto “Bobby” P. Combate

13.   Ma. Suzette Cecilia “Maricel” Combate-Binghay

Juan “John” Pomar and Felina “Felining” Broce

1.       Edgar Allan “Lanny” B. Pomar

2.       Elizabeth “Bebing” Pomar-Layumas

3.       Yvonne Cecilia Pomar-Vendiola

4.       Nicolas Bernardo “Nicol” B. Pomar

5.       Juan “Jojo or Jopo” B. Pomar, Jr.

6.       Francis “Antit”  B. Pomar

Milagros “Milagring” Pomar and Juanito “Morit” Antonio

1.       Jose Michael “Joemit” P. Antonio

2.       Reynaldo “Bebot” P. Antonio

3.       Rosemarie “Bebing” A. Pongos

Cecilia “Cheling” Pomar and Romulo “Muling” Carmona

1.       Joel “Joey” P. Carmona

2.       Ma. Pilar “Peluchi” P. Carmona

3.       Romulo “Nonoy” P. Carmona, Jr.

4.       Catalino Jude “Tata” P. Carmona

5.       Ma. Celina “Bingbing” P. Carmona

6.       “Nenen”  Carmona-Habana

7.       John P. Carmona

Jaime Pomar and Alejandra “Ale” Lim

1.       Lyndon Pomar

2.       Jaime Patricio “Nene” Pomar

3.       Lester Pomar

4.       Deborah “Inday” Pomar

5.       Pomona Kim Pomar-Olvido

6.       Said

 
Catalino  “Nonon” Pomar Jr. and Carmen Lastimosa

1.       Catalino Keith “Junjun” L. Pomar

2.       Bernard “Dindin” L. Pomar

3.       Ronald “Ron”  L. Pomar

Lolita “Lita” Pomar and Gerardo “Gingging” Valmayor

1.       Ma. Cristina “Maricris” Valmayor-Anckermann

2.       Gerardo “Ginggo” P. Valmayor, Jr.

3.       Ma. Eliza “Quitit” Valmayor-Tuble

Virginia “Virgie” Pomar and Teodoro “Ted” Guinto

1.       Raymund “Ray” P. Guinto

2.       Ma. Salud “Marissa” Guinto-Purser

3.       William “Billy” P. Guinto

4.       Theodore “Teddy Boy”  P. Guinto

Susana “Susan” Pomar and Rogelio “Doughboy” Rigor

1.       Joseph Rainier “Ringo” P. Rigor

2.       Rosanna Marie “Rosan” Rigor-Rodriguez

3.       Rogelia “Jelly” Rigor-Mantua

4.       Ritchelle Antoinette Rigor-Villanueva

Catalino’s Children by Erlinda “Erlin” Oliveros Pomar

1.       Enrique “Boy Palog”

2.       Eduardo “Gamay”

3.       Edwin “Matin”

4.       Ricardo “Pokoy”

5.       Evangeline “Inday Vangie”

6.       Ma. Teresa “Sister Marite”

Erlinda “Erlin” Oliveros

Enrique “Boy Palog” O. Pomar and “Vencia”

1.       Eric Pomar

Boy Palog

Eduardo “Gamay” O. Pomar and Marilyn “Lilin” Libron

1.       Dave L. Pomar

2.       Edward L. Pomar

Gamay

Edwin “Matin” Pomar and Myrna Rigor

1.       Mark Pomar

Matin

Fr. Ricardo “Pokoy” O. Pomar

Evangeline “Inday Vangie” O. Pomar

Sr. Ma. Teresa “Marite” O. Pomar

Eugenio “Genio” Pomar (born Dec 13, 1904) 
married Alejandra “Nanding“ Caballero

Their only child is Julia Nenita “Nena”

Julia Nenita Pomar y Caballero

She married Alejandro “Andy” Burgos and they have the following 8 children:

Marianne “Maian” P. Burgos

Beatrice “Betty”  Burgos-Bael

Richard “Dickie” P. Burgos

Edward “Eddie”  P. Burgos

Sandra Luz “Sandy”  Burgos-Briones

Lawrence Jude “Larry” P. Burgos

Michael “Mike” P. Burgos

Catherine “Karen” Burgos-Maypa

2010 POMAR NEGROS REUNION 

Colors:     Yellow - sons & daughters of Catalino & Eugenio;     Red – grandchildren

Green – great-grandchildren




AT THE FIRST POMAR USA REUNION IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA, MAY 27-29, 2012
  
 Standing L-R: Catalino Scott D. Pomar II, Catalino Keith L. Pomar III
Seated L-R: Carmen Lastimoso Pomar, Carla Saraga Pomar







 Standing L-R: Edwin D. Bael, Bernard Josef B. Bael
Seated: Beatrice Pomar Burgos-Bael

“A man travels the world over in search of what he needs, 
and returns home to find it.” -

~  George Moore