Kaban ni D_BystandeR: PAGKAGAMHANAN MAKALIMTAN APAN LIMPYONG BINUHATAN MAHINUMDOMAN

It is a generally accepted fact that in this world, nobody can argue, however powerful, rich, scholarly, or popular you are, when the time comes for you to mark the end of your existence, everything disappears except your record of contribution to the world by making the people's lives a little bit worthwhile to remember. Even King Herod, the most powerful man in the biblical times, who ordered for the massacre of children - 2 years old and below - in his most outrageous attempt to kill or eliminate the infant Jesus, was bitterly repudiated and cursed by man, although he died a terrible death with his body eaten first by worms before his last breath conked out. In this world, what remains after you die is your remarkable contribution to the uplift of the people living around you. What little sign of kindness or greatness you have shown to your fellowmen will leave an undying imprint in the people's mind and you will forever be honored and respected by generations to come.

Footnote: This comment came out in connection with an article written by Atty. Josephus B. Jimenez for The FREEMAN, entitled, "Democrito T. Mendoza, Ernesto F. Herrera, and Roy V. Seneres." It came out on February 9, 2016. It tells about the roles played by those 3 people whom the author considered as "giants" in their respective chosen fields to elevate the remarkable achievements they have acquired for the betterment of a greater number of people who greatly missed their passing away as leaving a vacuum in the most important segment of labor whom they try to devout most of their time to improve the dignity of man in the labor sector when they were still alive.