Using the lesson of Unity to arrive at the best unified design. The engineer
consolidates the suggestions and points out the importance of uniform workmanship.
From left to right: Jun, Noel, Rene, Bert, and Ed.
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The kneeler project cost no more than P2,000 in materials. The foam, nails/tacks,
and adhesives were sourced out from external donors and brothers' garage.
Perhaps, a greater part of the project cost was the free labor and talent
provided by the 8824 Knights.
For them, however, the sweat did not matter at all. What prevailed
was the inner fullfillment that came after the last nail was driven.
"Whew! I like this job!"
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From left to right: Ed, Jun, James, Bert R., Gereon, Phil, Lino, WGK Ben, Wilmo,
Bert N., Lando, Rene, Ruben, and Noel. Brod Ed was the one who spouse the idea
of the kneeler project and with Brod Ben coordinated the project with the PM Sisters
until completion.
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