I joined the fraternity because of the fun that I had seen in a brotherhood. Parties, friendships, and camaraderie. And as years passed, from being like a social club in it's youthful years, it evolved and turned into a service fraternity. Now fully matured coming from it's raw existence, the volume of our community service is insurmountable. That's the mentality I bear now. To commit some time to helping and sacrificing for the benefit of those in need.

The year was 1991 when I joined SRB at University of Santo Thomas High School. At an early age, I was exposed in developing Leadership, Friendship and Service that will guide me along the way in dealing with people from all walks of life. The principles that SRB will impart to its members are very relevant to this day and one will gain a long and lasting gift called brotherhood.

I was recruited by my HS classmate who happened to be our GC too. As compared to other fraternities, SRB didn't just recruit members for numbers. We were few then but I can say that all had great qualities, hence, the LFS principles are still being practiced up to now. The fraternity taught me to be more compassionate to the needy and to lead by examples to the next generation, ensuring that our legacy will remain.

Being a member of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines during my high school days and having a heart of a scout I am still looking for some other ways how can I serve my community outside the school, that’s the time when I heard about Scouts Royale Brotherhood. It was year 1992 when I joined Scouts Royale Brotherhood. Scouts Royale Brotherhood contributed a lot to what I am and where I am now. Up to now, still active, no regrets and proud member of Scouts Royale Brotherhood.

I never thought of joining SRB in 1978 until someone from Alpha Phi Omega asked me to join. I was in high school years, young and fragile. I know, it’s a fraternity and the way I nurtured it, it makes me scared. The neophyte days really a humiliating experience but it gives a sense of respect to a leader and responsible for my actions. The initiation rites though I am blind folded gives me a sense of trust to my would be brethren that they don’t want me to be lost in a wilderness as I am guided to do a good turn daily, and, finally the mental preparedness during the ritual rites that makes me ready to face the world and know the importance of being a leader, be a friend and be at service.

 "... if any good deed I may do, any kindness I may show; let me do it while I can, for I shall not pass this way again". SRB takes me closer in making this a reality.