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Front Cover Photo of Heroic Footsteps. Fidel A. Reyes walking on the garden path of his home in Agno St. Manila, now Fidel A. Reyes Street. By Mary Ann Reyes Luz.
Fidel A. Reyes, 1907. From the collection of Josefa Reyes-Luz.
Newspaper article on the unveiling of the Fidel A. Reyes historical marker and bronze bust by Abdulmari Imao, National Artist for Sculpture. Valino, Amanda T. (1984). Rites to Honor Nationalist Journalist Slated in Lipa. Manila Bulletin. From the collection of Josefa Reyes-Luz.
"Let this be my pamana (inheritance) for you". Excerpt from the last handwritten note of Josefa Reyes-Luz about the life of her father Fidel A. Reyes.
Fidel A. Reyes historical marker, Lipa City, Batangas. From the collection of Josefa Reyes-Luz.
University of Sto. Tomas school records of Fidel A. Reyes, 1895. UST Archives. DG Artes Box 36 Doc 3-3. Courtesy of Renz Marion Katigbak.
Teachers and Students of Instituto Rizal (Fidel A. Reyes seated in second row, fifth from left, his brother Carmelo seated in first row, fifth from left). From the collection of Soledad Bautista-Dimayuga. Courtesy of the family of Alan Bautista Dimayuga and Renz Marion Katigbak.
Sociedad Anonima dedicada al Negocio de Boticas Articles of Incorporation. Organized by Fidel A. Reyes, Rufino M. Marave and Francisco D. Bautista. U.S. Military Government Internal Revenue. (1902). N. 1.114.115-9. National Archives. Courtesy of Renz Marion Katigbak.
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Himno al Volcan de Taal para Fidel A. Reyes. (1911, February 21) Renacimiento Filipino, 1(31), p. 7-8. Antonio Vivencio del Rosario University of Sto. Tomas Heritage Library. Courtesy of Renz Marion Katigbak.
Fidel A. Reyes, Assistant Director of Bureau of Commerce and Industry (standing first from left) with officials of the American colonial government, 1918. The Philippine Review/Revista Filipina, 3(7-12). University of Minnesota. Hathitrust.org. Digitized by Google. Courtesy of Renz Marion Katigbak.
La Vanguardia in Batangas, 1911. Fidel A. Reyes (standing second from left). La Vanguardia en Batangas. (1911, March 28). Renacimiento Filipino, 1(36), p. 7. University of Santo Tomas Miguel de Benavides Library. Courtesy of Renz Marion Katigbak.
Carlos P. Romulo's message for the unveiling of the Fidel A. Reyes historical marker, 1984. From the collection of Josefa Reyes-Luz.
“Cultivate our lands - Fidel A. Reyes”, 1926. Young men - cultivate our lands or other peoples will do it - Fidel A. Reyes. Philippine Free Press. (1926, February 6). From the collection of Josefa Reyes-Luz.
Josefa M. Katigbak-Reyes, wife of Fidel A. Reyes with daughters (L-R Josefa, Alicia, and Isabel). From the collection of Josefa Reyes-Luz.
The Mariano Solis Katigbak Family, 1927. Fidel A. Reyes standing third from left, his wife Josefa Katigbak-Reyes seated in second row third from left, and daughters seated in front row: Alicia seated third from left, Josefa seated fourth from left, and Isabel seated seventh from left). 1917, December 30. From the collection of Josefa Reyes-Luz.
Back Cover Photo of Heroic Footsteps. The unveiling of the Fidel A. Reyes historical marker in the corner of G.A. Solis P. Torres Sts., Lipa City on May 3, 1984. By Maria Faderguya Nierves.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mona Laviña is a social studies education graduate student at the University of the Philippines Open University and lives in the Philippines and Canada. After graduating from Ateneo de Manila University in 2001, Mona pursued International Development studies at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. She worked as a communication volunteer for UNICEF, Save the Children Canada, and CIVICUS World Assembly for Citizen Participation.
In 2009, Mona developed the first Global Citizenship Calendar, an online educational resource for the Global Classroom Program of UNICEF Canada with lesson plans and learning activities focused on children's rights and global issues. The calendar was published on the 20th anniversary year of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Heroic Footsteps: Retracing the life of Fidel A. Reyes was published on the occasion of the 50th commemoration day of Fidel A. Reyes on September 10, 2017.
