A Legacy Built on Brotherhood

At the heart of this Legacy Project by the Class of 1982 lies the spirit of teamwork and shared purpose. What began as a modest idea has blossomed—through the steadfast dedication and generosity of many—into a lasting tribute that now stands with pride on these sacred grounds.

This edifice is more than just a structure. It is a powerful symbol of unity, a heartfelt offering of gratitude to a beloved Alma Mater, and a reflection of the values instilled in every Bosconian. Bearing the image of our patron, Saint John Bosco, it honors the guiding presence that shaped our character and convictions during our formative years. His legacy continues to illuminate our paths, inspiring us to live as upright citizens and faithful Christians.

Ar. Dong Caritativo, President of the Class of 1982, extends his deepest thanks to his batchmates whose unwavering commitment brought this vision to life. Amid the demands of their personal and professional journeys, they gave generously of their time, talent, and creativity. Their devotion is a testament to the enduring strength of their brotherhood and the depth of their shared mission.

This is Batch 1982’s legacy—an offering of love to the institution that molded them, and a celebration of their collective triumph as brothers, as Bosconians.

The class of 2003, together with their better halves, held a night of camaraderie and brotherhood as they celebrated the success of their first 3 fundraisers in preparation for their turn to host the Grand Alumni Homecoming this 2028. The gathering took place at the residence of one of their batchmate who also hosted the festivity last August 8, 2025.

Class of 2003 conducted the 2nd Leg of the Takbo Tarlaqueno fund-raising 3/4-marathon featuring 1,400 runners for 5K, 10K, 16K and 32K at the New Clark City Stadium last July 20, 2025.

The Don Bosco Tarlac Class of 1982 gathered last June 28 at 4PM for a pre-construction meeting and ceremonial groundbreaking of their batch legacy project—a statue of Don Bosco at the Cresendo Campus. Led by Batch President, Architect Dong Caritativo, and joined by eight fellow batchmates, the event marked a meaningful step in cementing their enduring love for the Salesian mission. Also present for proper coordination were Architect Christian Balaoing representing the project managers from JASV, and officers of the Don Bosco Tarlac Past Pupils Association. Together, they build not just structures, but a testament of gratitude, faith, and commitment for the next generation of Bosconians.

Class of 2003 conducted a summer fun run in partnership with SM Tarlac featuring 100 runners last May 18, 2025.

Class of 2003 conducted the 1st Leg of the Takbo Tarlaqueno fund-raising half-marathon featuring 1,500 runners for 3K, 5K, 10K, and 21K at the Tarlac Recreational Park last April 13, 2025.

Class of 1983 conducted a community medical mission outreach activity at Sitio San Pedro, Bgy. Iba, San Jose Tarlac. 

Class of 1983 conducted a community outreach activity at Sitio Baag, San Jose, Tarlac.

7 deserving but underprivileged college students of USST Colleges, Inc. - Tarlac City were granted by DBTI Batch 2003 scholarship grants, as part of its commitment to share the proceeds of their Hole in One Cause - a charity golf tournament held in November 2024 ❤️🎓