Linco Updates

Eufracio Linco (Tatay Pacing) died in 1980 from complications from a stroke leaving his wife, Concepcion Jardeleza (Nanay Andak, Nanay Conching) a widow.  She is alive until today and is 75 years old.  Their children are:

Luzviminda Linco (Nening Minda) married Pacific Logrono Casas (Tom) and had three children: Noel Thomas, Jose Allan and Mary Ann Grace.  Luzviminda had a second husband in Cebu City, Reynaldo Tan who sired her her fourth child, Reynaldo Tan, Jr.

Lucia Linco (Toto Lucy) married Genaro Casiendo (Naro) and had four sons: Junard, Johnny, Joe-Joe and Gerry.  Currently:

• Junard is single and is at sea.  His latest port of call was in France.
• Johnny joined the priesthood but in his final year, opted for a married life.  He married his sponsor's daughter who are natives of Lucena.  Unfortunately his marriage didn't last.  He is currently employed in Manila.
• Joe-Joe is in Manila with older brother Johnny. 
• Gerry is in Bacolod and still studying.

Concepcion Linco (Inday Connie) married Alfredo P. Villaruel, Jr. (Nonong) and lives in Manila with their only son, Alfred Vincent.

Selvino Linco (Cano) is married and has four children.  He lives in Bacolod.

Aguedo Linco (Aging) lives with his sister Connie in Manila.  He is single and is a self-supporting and struggling artist.  He does carpentry work to earn some money aside from his day job as a security guard of a subdivision in Laguna.

Old Tales

Kawayway, in Murcia is the original home of the Lincos.  They owned an arable land that was brimming with nature's bounty.  This was lost, sadly due to a Monte bet.  Monte is a card game which Lolo Pecto liked to play.  The family lived in many places all over Bacolod after that.  These included:  Punta Mabolo, Belmonte, Trece y Media and Punta Taytay where Lola Peling died.

Pacing and Conching met during the war.  They are distant relatives being Bellezas who hid together in the mountains during the Japanese invasion.  They were married in the mountains and had their first child, Minda, in the midst of war.  Lucy was born during the Liberation and the rest of the brood after that.

Naro originally courted Nening Minda who by then already has three children.  She asked Naro to go on a date with her younger sister, Lucy, instead.  After a party they both attended, Naro and Lucy sat on the porch talking when Lola Peling saw them and angrily sent them away, never to return, unless they have a marriage certificate!  The rest is history.

Naro and Lucy had a terrible fight in the early 1990's due to Naro's philadering ways.  He has sired a daughter by another woman and Lucy had accepted the child, even offering to raise it as her own.  Connie, along with Anne had to to go home to Bacolod to sort them out.

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