Evan Said: That's a bunch of lies:
There was never 5 VAP villages in Bohol, and not a single one of the 16 in the Southern Philippines Pyrah claims. Maybe you see 5 managers on the Photos but it doesn't mean there was 5 Villages. Read the details.
As for Doljo Village, the only "how to" manual was developed is the one consisting of"how to launder the MG and donations".
Did the district 3860 (Philippines) audited your activities? Who and when? Can you publish their findings? Since you have the full support of this district, why don't you ask the DG Yumi Espina to come to your defence by confirming your statement?
As to those hard working Rotarians you mentioned, I mean us, the managers I want you to remember this: Three of us, Jack Galbreath, Harrel Haiminway and recently myself, were accused by the Collins of misusing VAP money
We have never handled any of the VAP money ourselves. We were advancing our own money for purchasing food and paid by your lieutenant Collins after complaining several times for delaying. How much? I, for my village about 300-400 AU dollars a month. Corry Ann about the same, Jack Galbreath more because his "specialty" was Doctors and hospital expenses, say about 500 a month. Peanuts comparing to thousands every month in the Village of Doljo for construction and other crooked activities. No one of us participated in the expenses of the Matching Grants spent in bogus pharmaceutical and construction expenses. It was the exclusive domain of the "model village" Doljo. So. Where was the opportunity for us to misuse money?
Cory Anne Verge: A missionary, Manager of the Casate VAP Village in Ubay, a town distanced 2 hours driving from Tagbilaran. Respected Rotarian living in Ubay for many years managing a camp belonging to a Christian organization. Derek Pyrah was hoping through her to put his hands on her organization for money. But Dave Collins did not like this eye contact. Like any one else who appear to be close to Pyrah or Pyrah was getting close to, will pay the price. First, in a mail sent to Pyrah he offended her. later on, he tried to set her up with some construction business in her property. Cory did not bite on the bait. The hollow blocks are still sitting there. The Collins wanted her out claiming her Church should pay for her activities and not the VAP. Cory escaped the humiliation, thanks to the high consideration and trust she enjoys in the club. Something the Collins evaluated carefully and preferred to wait for more favorable weather. But never came, nor will.
Jack Galbreth. VAP Manager in Billar.Who is he? I'm about to upload pages from the old ROTARY CLUB OF TAG BILARAN web site where you can "meet him"Jack was sacked by both Collins over in August 2007 in the presence of Derek Pyrah, Norm Miller and Elaine Lytle over a personal matter regarding a relative of Baby Collins. Nothing to do with the Rotary or Jack's integrity. In the reality, the reason was the spending of quite high amounts for health care to the poor, but peanuts compare to what Collins was spending in "construction". Collins prepared and signed his dismissal letter, showed it to Jack,and let him read it during the regular meeting. The letter did not mention anything about spending or Rotary matters,but some other reasons that frightened Jack. But never gave it to him. Then, happened exactly what Collins wanted: Jack sent his resignation to the club a week later. I can't disclose the content of this letter without his (Jack's) contentment. It's very personal.He doesn't have email address and I don't know his whereabouts.If anyone knows please
Harrell Hemingway: VAP Manager in Bignag. Hallelujah!!!!! The most colorful Rotarian you've seen! A Born Again preacher who can heal any pain and illness in the world! just by touching you and praying! But Collin's evil behavior and tactics proved stronger than his prayers and was able to kick Harrell out of the VAP "because he was stealing money" Collins said, he bought a bamboo fence for his house with VAP money. It wasn't true. Collins was intrigued with Harrell's charity org. in the US. I was present when Collins insisted several times about the funding of his organization but Harrell kept his leaps sealed. Something that frustrated Collins and decided to finish with him. Please note, the VAP funding of this village was limited to a 15 kids day care center and lasted only about 3 months in the year 2005. Not a cent was spent there after Harrell left. Harrell was badly sacked, he left in the US, no one heard from him. But me I would like to hear. Harrell, please, if you read this
Tom Mcallaster. Took over the Village of Songculan in 2005 after Evan's departure in France, until he left in the US in April of 2007. Tom came to my house and talked to me about his attention to join the Rotary. He said he wasn't interested of the social and business club aspect of the org. He wanted a "job" He wanted to serve the community within an org. I told him he was in the right place even better I offered him to take my village over since I'm living. It was a pleasure to see Tom passing by my house with his lovely wife holding hands visiting my neighbors distributing food. Tom is an extremely discreet gentleman, I don't know what his relationship with Collins was. When I came back in Bohol in June 2007 the Village was totally abandoned. Elderly were starving. I don't really have much to write about Tom. I would like to respect his quite life style, his refusal to get involved deeper in the organization. I think he was right. May be he sow what we didn't. Enjoy your life in the US Tom. 
Evan Iliadis. I joined the ROTARY CLUB OF TAGBILARAN March 2004 sponsored by Jack Galbreth who knew about my activities in the community and offered me to expand within the Rotary and with the help of the Rotary. From day one, I become active as a full time job walking the paths of misery under the heat in search of elderly, mentally retarded and children in need. I brought to the attention of the organization quite a few. Being a well equipped photographer and high tech informatics material I helped the VAP to raise a lot of money trough PPP showcases.
