John Goss/Myrna Cabacang

John Goss, Myrna Cabacang’s husband, will be joining Mana Ester’s group going home by July for the town fiesta. John is excited to visit Capul, having heard a lot of beautiful accounts from his Abaknon friends.

John is one funny guy and the Capulenos will surely not find it difficult to like him. He sings well too, so he’s definitely not running away from any karaoke challenge.

He is just a “poor American” by his own admission, so he assures us that there is no danger of him exploiting Capul (he he he).

Here is John....

.. and when you see him (drunk or sober, he he) in July, do give him a wave or smile. Or better yet, a glass of tuba or ginebra.
And here are other pics of Ms. Myrna Cabacang-Goss.

Comments

  1. edwinJuly 2, 2008 at 10:52 PM

    Badaw kaw haya danda dkaw Myrna?Day suman na kaw ne?

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  2. irene5December 15, 2008 at 3:59 AM

    hi,Mana Myrna!it's been a long time since i last saw you.you are bigger but happy.kumusta na kaw?sumiran na kaw agbalik ato Capul?MERRY XMAS,HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

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  3. AnonymousJanuary 3, 2009 at 5:43 PM

    Hi! Ako si Vivian Resulta-Villanueva, kaibigan ako ni ate Vina Cabacang.
    Dadi na ako kas Roman Castillo Resulta at Presing Resulta. Apo ni Calixta Castillo Resulta.
    Kumusta na kam anan?
    You can email me at vianix74@yahoo.com

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  4. AnonymousJanuary 31, 2009 at 7:26 AM

    aya, chin chin to. e paborito mu inaanak!:) hehe. pakakulaw ko pahamok cito site mahalap ky ka drop by ako ato ngan s kulan ta kw.hehe
    kumusta na hamok c nong john. ag enjoy my eya ng pag huruwang kmi c bus na bli siok? na bali lat panas?hihi. salamat c bag pti perfume nag
    pumman mu.... regard.GOD BLESS!

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  5. AnonymousMarch 30, 2009 at 6:48 PM

    hello everyone....thanks for visiting. Chin chin how are you. We have some pictures of you, halap si mga pictures bi to. Salamat si pag envite na kas Mama mo pati Papa mo si ninong mo John. Hi Irene Cinco still single? To Edwin kumusta na kaw. Si dimuan .....SALAMAT si kaam.

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  6. genalyn esperasSeptember 2, 2009 at 5:04 PM

    mana,kmusta.genalyn esperas ako.dadi na gad ako mana danny pati lucia esperas ari tando agtingpid kmi kas dada matea.friendster ko mana genalyn2626@yahoo.com...u can also send me a msg in my yahoo acct.genalyn26@yahoo.com

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