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    Don Salvador Z. Araneta: The Profile

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    DON SALVADOR Z.

    ARANETA

    THE PROFILE
    The family tree 1698-
    1746 Don Jose de
    Araneta
    Sra. Sta Ana - Interpreter for
    Spanish Politico-
    Military, Zamboanga

    Buenaventura Vicente

    -Permanently Immigrated in
    settled in Negros, Negros
    gobernadorcillo
    - Married Isabel
    Theresa Estrella
    Herminigildo Buenaventura
    Antonio &
    Pantaleon Isabel
    Anaceta

    Felix
    Maria
    - married to
    Hermenegildo Gabriel
    Petrona Epifania
    Estanislao Ceferina
    Agaton
    Pedro
    Leocardia

    - married to Felix 17 Children


    Paz Soriano
    Gregorio - 6th
    Felix
    &
    Paz

    Carmen Had 14 children


    Zaragoza Gregorio
    April 19, 1869 SALVADOR
    June 29, 1876
    To March 9, 1930 -3RD
    To
    June 29, 1943

    SSALVADOR
    Parents Origin: Parian, {Molo} Iloilo
    Gregorio Araneta y Soriano
    •Secretary of the Revolutionary Congress in
    Malolos
    •Member, {committee} drafted Malolos
    Constitution
    •The first Filipino to hold a cabinet portfolio
    under the American Regime
    • Born: April 19, 1869
    •Died: March 9, 1930
    Carmen Zaragoza y Roxas
    Born: June 29, 1876
    Died: June 29, 1943
    14 Children namely:
    Carmelita Antonio Conception
    Jose Rosa Margarita
    SalvadorRamon Luis
    Consuelo Theresa Francisco
    Pacita Vicente
    Don SALVADOR Z. ARANETA

    Birthdate: January 31, 1902

    Place: Quiapo, Manila

    Died: October 7, 1982

    Spouse: Dna. Victoria Lopez

    Children: Carmina, Ana Maria, Ma. Victoria,


    Maria Lina, Maria Regina
    Don SALVADOR Z. ARANETA

    4 Family Names:

    Salvador Araneta Zaragoza Soriano


    Roxas Militante Aranquiza Ditching
    Arce
    “Good life should be lived from
    Education youth” – Don Gregorio Araneta

    1. Ateneo De Manila – from grade 1


    to College
    Bachelor of Arts - Magna Cum Laude
    (16 yrs. Old)

    2.University of Santo Tomas – Law,


    Coferred by 1922
    Fordham passed the Bar Exam on the same
    University year (August 1922)
    (1946)
    Degree of Doctor 3. Law School at Harvard University
    of Laws, Honoris
    Causa – Constitutional Law, Administrative
    Law, Commercial Law
    Accomplishments/Achievements
    “If you have to make decisions, act on it quickly” Don G. Araneta

    As Lawyer

    Practicing lawyer untiL 1937

    1924– started to teach Law in UST, Phil Law


    school Jose Rizal College

    Member of the Board Of Bar Examinations –


    1933, 1949, 1952
    Accomplishments/Achievements
     As Educator

    •CatholicEducational Association of the


    Philippines (CEAP), President – 1945

    •Co-Founder of FEATI University (President from


    1946 – 1950)

    •Co-Founder of Araneta Institute of Agriculture


    oMember of the Board of Trustees (1947-1950)
    oPresident, Gregorio Araneta University
    Foundation (1955-1958)
    (De la Salle Araneta University)
    Accomplishments/Achievements
    As Businessman and Industrialist

    •Co-founder, Gregorio Araneta, Inc. (1931)


    President (1954)

    •Co-founder, Far Eastern Transport, Inc (FEATI.


    1947) [IloIlo-Negros Sr. Express, 1 33)

    •1945-1947, President - Phil. Chamber of


    Commerce
    Accomplishments/Achievements

     As a Public Servant

    •Civic & Religious (Catholic)


     As Writer

    A prolific writer that contibuted many books in


    law, economics, Christian Democracy,
    Constitutional Reforms (BAYANICRACY &
    DEMOCRATIC BAYANICRACY, Education,
    Housing etc.
    “I believe in God, in love of our country and people, in the
    independence of the Church and State, but not in the independence of
    State from God”

    His Last Years

     1972 (Martial Law) - Self-exile in Canada

     Return to Manila after Martial Law – devoted his


    time to his family and a doting grandfather to “his
    sixth child” – GAUF

     Died on October 7, 1982

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