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Celebrating Tita Nene & Tito Jun’s wedding which brought us all together that day.

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📸 July 6 Throwback – #Pasadena, CA🌴 Even "cousin" Liza flew in from Chicago! I had just moved back to Cali — right in time for this beautiful family moment. ❤️To our OGs who paved the way, and to every #FilAm finding their place between two worlds — never forget where you come from.Sama-sama tayo. 🙌🏽 Mabuhay ang pamilyang #Pilipino sa Amerika! 🇵🇭🇺🇸 #ImmigrantStories #FilipinoImmigrant #PinoyImmigrant #FilipinoFamily #FilAmHeritage #FilipinoAmerican #PinoyPride #FilAmsInLA #SoCalPinoy #FromManilaToLA #ChicagoToCali #FilAmLegacy #PinoyBuilt #MabuhayFilAm #TBTFilAm #90sFilAm Join the #FilipinoAmerican conversation. Comment below. #FilAm #PinoyPride #Filipino Click to follow this website . Like our Facebook Page Pinoy Built . Thank you. Salamat po. blog,community,fil-am, filipino american,

Happy Anniversary, Grace & Castor✨

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Happy Anniversary, Tita Nene & Tito Jun July 6, 2025 · J.F.R. Perseveranda On this day 35 years ago—July 6, 1990—my Tita Grace Perseveranda married Castor "Jun" Silvestre in a beautiful and joy-filled ceremony in Pasadena, California . It was a celebration of love, family, and tradition—a timeless union that still warms our hearts decades later. That summer was unforgettable for me too: I had just moved back to California from Chicago the month before. I was proud to be there to support Tita Grace on her big day—and I wasn’t alone. My BFF at the time (girlfriend), Liza Franco , flew in all the way from Chicago to join the festivities. Tito Jun—may he rest in peace—was all smiles in his white tux, and Tita Nene looked radiant in her wedding gown and Hawaiian lei. Their love was evident, their joy contagious. Looking at this photo now, I’m reminded of the bonds that tie our Filipino families together across time and geography. Grace Perseveranda...

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