BARANGAY SAN GUILLERMO
BARANGAY OFFICIALS
RADNEY A. SAN LUIS
Punong Barangay
BARANGAY KAGAWAD
Don SF. Francisco
Richard SJ. Bautista
Winlou C. Ducante Jr.
Johnrell I. Garrovillas
Pedro G. Danday Jr.
Liza N. Calderon
Sydney E. Millare
DAN ERROL R. BAUTISTA
SK Chairman
SK KAGAWAD
Martha Kamilah I. Asa
Jan Kerbie P. Matahil
Emmanuel DS. Mangahas
Grant Neil SJ. Ferido
Abraham Butch B. Bautista
Zyrah Jane B. San Jose
Mark Alexander G. Bernardo
VISION :
We envision for a progressive, peaceful, GOD centered community living in a peaceful and orderly society with self-reliant economy governed by an effective and dynamic government that is responsive to the needs of the people
MISSION :
To help our constituents through solving issues on social, environmental and economic matters, and through good administration, we could help our barangay prosper with projects that could sustain our needs, make each and every one resourceful to help our fellow constituents to make a better living by lending each hand to one another.
GOALS :
We Commit Ourselves:
- To deliver basic services efficiently,
- To uplift the quality of the life of our people,
- To protect and conserve the environment,
- To protect the lives of our people
Brief History
San Guillermo or San Guilmo is one of the eight barangays of Morong. It borders the towns of Binangonan and Teresa. San Guillermo is a farming community with a population of 12,578 (2020 census). While majority in the barrio depend on farming as a livelihood, many others are engaged in businesses like garment industry, poultry and piggery.
San Isidro Labrador is the patron Saint of San Guillermo, a feast in his honor is celebrated annually the 15th of May. In 2005, the small chapel of San Isidro Labrador became a full pledge Parish in the Diocese of Antipolo serving 10,500 Catholics.
Also in 2005, San Guillermo National High School was established.
The first wave of San Guillermo immigrants to America came in the early-1900s. San Guillermo natives living in California maintain their cultural heritage by hosting a gathering on Memorial Day in celebration of feast of patron saint San Isidro Labrador. Most San Guillermo natives live in the metropolitan areas of Los Angeles and San Francisco, and the feast is alternately celebrated in both cities since its conception in 1979.
