There lived a "Nomad Couple" in the barrio of Macalang and Bayambang named Emilio S. Mayo & Generosa M. Madarang. The husband is well educated proud man and a son of a village tycon. His wife was a popular barter, a daughter of an uneducated farmer of the neighboring village. They suffered tyrant struggle and adversities in life with their 13 children (1 died at early age) due to extreme poverty. Since existence, the whole family has labored hard next to slavery in exchange of food and education.

The sequencial inception of their siblings  according to heirarchy is as follows:
NOTE: Nicknames were given by LUZ, the eldest

LUZ, nickname "Lusak by her husband Dionisio"
MARGARITA, nickname "Gal or Margot"
JOSE, nickname "Joe" (Died at early age)
JUSTINA, nickname "Tin & Terya" now Justin
ARNULFO, nickname "Arnol, Oppong & Reting"
LEONILA, nickname "Petra" now Lee
ROMULO, nickname "Romy, Mulo & Singkol"
LOURDES, nickname "Ludy or Lud"
NELSON, nickname "Dabog & Kantaw" now HUNTER (The CLAN's Blacksheep)
ELVIRA, nickname "Sylvia & Berad" now Tiger
REBECCA, nickname "Beck & Batingga"
FERDINAND, nickname "Ernan or Puldo"
HELEN, nickname "Bunso" the Edek

For many years, they were "NOMADS" relocated from place to place as tenants tending fish ponds, farm lands, and other property belongings of the husband's relatives.  The family stayed in a HUT made of bamboo, cogon grass, and coconut leaves that sheltered and bonded them just like a honeybee hive. Their children were happy and contented knowing that this cycle of life is their norm. 

Everyone tried his/her very best to excel in wide range of every scholastic events that made the couple so proud just like treasures that they ever owned. Most of the brothers and sisters took honors in schools.  Unending praises exploded at their favor but criticism over ruled by many despite of their complishments. LUZ, the eldest achieved her degree, gainfully employed, and started her own family. Avid supporter to the youngs.

As they progressively approached college, all of their belongings were deminished to finance the unaffordable venture. "Emilio," the father, has tried many attempts in procuring money to finance his children's expenses but luck did not give way. He even joined mining industry which later failed. He reverted back to go fishing being his best known asset coupled with his wife Generosa's barter and baking skills which sustained the motion that eventually led to Margarita's nearing completion in college

On October 9, 1972, devastation hit the family due to tragic death of their dearest mother "Generosa, better known as "INING" who suffered from acute diabetes that was aggrevated by a rabid dog's bite.  She laid in bed for 3 weeks leading to her utmost destiny. The adorable family was drastically torn apart.  Schoolastic engagements ceased.  Dreams were totally shattered and hopes were in vain.  Pursuing education became next to impossible.  The family began to battle for un-enduring unity.

Emilio was endulged to alcoholism, elder children served as domestic helpers to help sustain the family, some teenagers went astray, and young ones were left at home.  Constant   outcry to each and everyone each day just to have something to eat
especially to relatives from both parents' party but assistance was just so scarce like a lunar eclipse. 

Harship is overwhelming.  Complete agony is at hand.  No one would risk to lend any assistance due to lack property for collaterals.  Raged, blame, hatred, and constant criticism continuously reigned against Emilo's "Outcasted Children."  Only grace of God, his devine mercy, and work of miracles can only save these hopeful and abandoned children. 

Late 1972, Arnulfo secured an employment as the Executive Secretary to the Provincial Governor of Pangasinan, "VIC Millora" at the Capitol Building in Lingayen, Pangasinan. He solely supports his own venture as a Law Student
 in the University of Pangasinan and later transferred to the MLQU, Manila.

In 1973 healing and acceptance process of the lost mother served as motivation and inspiration to survive, pushed everyone. It did not take very long when the NorthWind diverted its path for the hopeless family. During early summer of 1974, Arnulfo, the eldest son, strived to join the U.S Navy through his efforts, he succeeded and lifted the CLAN to its gradual economic recovery.  Perserverance, faith, devotion, and hope has brought the family together. Educational plans resumed.  The Lost dream is regained. Financial support were pledged and delivered by "Arnol," the family's root and a saver.

Margarita graduated from college, gained her employment as a High School Educator, and acted as the head of the household. Justina got married and returned home with a husband and two children.  She backfilled the gap in providing guidance and morale support to the youngs.  The family regained confidence.

In 1974, Emilio was petitioned by her dear mother the late "Margarita Sahagun, better known as Titay" to join her in Guam. Romulo, Rebecca, and Helen were taken along.  The 4 members of the CLAN lived in good faith through U.S. food stamps and the mercy of some friends and other relatives.

Constant pain and struggle once again repeated its path. Becky and Helen served as domestic helpers.  Romy joined his brother Arnol in the Navy and requested Nelson in migrating to Guam which later ended in enlisting with the United States Army which transformed the infamous "Blacksheep" into a civilized citizen.

After many years of the CLAN's struggle, they attained success that is unimaginable and can only be surpassed by few.  Through their hard work, dedication, support to each other, and God's Amazing Grace, Emilo's sons and daughters became the talk of the town.  They now serve as legendary role models and Living Facts as the late Mr. Alberto Taguian described them going from "RAGS TO RICHES."

In 1995 Emilio returned to the Philippines for an annual vacation.  Town educators gave him an unexpected HONOR and acknowledgement. During the festivites in INFANTA, he was given a Golden Harvest Award being the "MOST SUCCESFUL FATHER." This reaping moment has served as the corner stone for role models. 

We now can say that Poverty is not a Hindrance to Education and Success. The poorest MAYO CLAN now carries the FLAGSHIP of SUCCESS in the 2 neighboring towns, of DASOL and INFANTA, PANGASNAN; PHILIPPINES !!!

In November 2000, the last group of the
MAYO CLAN, the Gonzales, a family of 7 departed the Philippines to join the rest of the MAYOs in GUAM.  A year later, they relocated to Main Land USA and ultimately settled in the Ccity of Phoenix, Grand Canyon State of Arizona.  Thanks God for granting our dear father Emilio's fervent request.

He longed and wished to have all of his children come to the same category,  to experience the American Way, and to dwell in the Land of the Milk and Honey.  God Bless the MAYOs and their supporters....

Success has finally achieved, Truly deserved.
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We proudly present you with their unparalleled accomplishments:

******************SONS & DAUGHTERS**************************
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Luz Mayo Ancheta - BSEE / HE (DECEASED) 
              (Retired Public Educator)

Jose Madarang Mayo - (Died of Dysentery) 
     Infant died at early age during WW II

Margarita Catabay Gambala - BSEE / HE Private Educator Guam, & P.I)

Justina Madarang Guarino  Medical Care Services, Classic Residence & Sunshine Village 

Anrnulfo Madarang Mayo - Journalist
         SKC US NAVY (RET), U.S. Postal Service, & Realtor, State of CA

Leonila Mayo Ramirez - PHD, MSEE, BSFN
              (Fmr Principal 1st Distict of Pangasinan)
               Medical Care Services, Classic Residence, Scottsdale AZ

Romulo Madarang Mayo - (Aeronautical Engineer)
           (Sr Chief Retired US Navy (RET), Correction Officer; State of CA))

Lourdes Mayo Esteban - (BSMT)
         (Medical Technologist/Phlebotomist)
          Medical Care Services, Classic Residence, Scottsdale  AZ 

Nelson Madarang Mayo -Telecommunications Engineer
SFC,US Army (RET) TRI-TAC Services TeleCommunications Specialist C4I, Logistician, Intelligence Linguistics, Government & Commercial Carrier
Communications (Celestial & Terrestial Systems), Owner & Operator of Adult Care Home Facility

Elvira Mayo Gonzales - (BSEE/BSFN)
              (Eduacator/Nutritionist)
              Medical Care Services, Sunshine Village, Phoenix AZ

Rebecca Mayo Palomer - (BSN University of Guam)
               (RN, Banner Group, State of Arizona) 

Ferdinand Madarang Mayo - (Electronics  Engineering Student)
               (USN Electrician's Mate Died mysteriously while  on Active duty)

Helen Mayo Garcia -  (Administrator)
                (Medical Care Services, Hospice of Arizona)

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*******GRAND SONS & DAUGHTERS****************
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ENGR NOEL MAYO ANCHETA (Electrical Engineer)  Reastatel Assesssor, IMunicipality of nfanta, Pangasinan

MR JOHN I MAYO ANCHETA  (Machinist)

MR JOHN II MAYO ANCHETA (Computer & HVAC Technician, SBA Employee)

DR Dennis Mayo Anceta  (Physician/Surgeon)    1ST PHD Holder in Bayambang History !!! 

AD2 ALLAN MAYO ANCHETA  (Aviation Machinist Mate, U.S. Navy)

MS DILMA MAYO ANCHETA   (Pharmacist) 


MR JOSE MAYO CATABAY JR. (Medical Services, ENCORE) 
SK2 ANTHONY MAYO CATABAY Store Keeper USN, GUAM) 

Mrs Analie Guarino Mallari- Medical Care Services, Classic Residence By HYATT,  Scottsdale, AZ

Mr Eric Mayo Guarino - Auto diesel Mechanic

MR GERALD ESTEBAN MAYO BSN, R.N. State of California

MR HARRY ESTEBAN MAYO  BSBIO, UC-DAVIS, IT, State of CA Employee

MISS ARLENE ESTEBAN MAYO-BSFN, State of CA Employee 

MR RYAN ESTEBAN MAYO -  Student

DR EMILIO MAYO RAMIREZ, PHD/MD Physician Surgeon/Pathologist 

AD1 RODERICK MAYO RAMIREZ (Aviation Machinist Mate U.S. Navy & Recruiter, AZ 

MS  DONNALIE MAYO RAMIREZ, BSN, Undergoing NCLEXCertification

MS RIALYN MARABE MAYO  - BSFN    

MS CHRISTA-LOU MAYO ESTEBAN, ARTIST / Nursing Student

MS Anna Mayo Esteban - WEB Illustrator, Future Media Reporter

Ms Jeny Mayo Esteban, the MATH  Wizard

Henry Mayo Esteban, - Undergoing US Air Force ROTC

Vanessa Mayo Esteban - Student

ENGR CHRISTOPHER NEIL MAYO

"The Miracle Kid"

BSCET HardWare/Software Coding
   (DeVry University)
   Hip Hop Break Dance Master in AZ, corheographer, and a Musician
   Dance Instructor,  and a Music composer.  Now undergoing Medical Sonography Training with Apollo College, Mesa, AZ

"Mystery Kid"

Mr. Gabriel Nieves Mayo "Gabino" - the Computer/MATH Wizard going 7th Grade The EXPLORER MIDDLE SCHOOL @ Desert Ridge

Mr. Jeffrey Mayo Gonzales, Medical Services - ENCORE, Sun City, AZ

Mr.  Joel Mayo Gonzales, Nursing Student, University of Pangasinan

Mr.  Jenard Mayo Gonzales, Medical Services - Sunshine Village

Ms.  Jessavi Mayo Gonzales,  Receptionist@Sushine Village, Nursing Student at the Paradise Valley Community College

Mr.  Jason Mayo Gonzales, the Future Air force Enlistee 

Mr Jerryl Mayo Garcia, Nursing Student, Glendale Community College

"GREAT GRAND SON"

Derenz Gauarino Mallari (Son of David and Aanalie Mallari)

 Achieved the Presidential Academic Achievement