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Published April 10, 2021, 12:08 AM
Let me pay tribute to our long-time colleague and editor in this paper who passed away last April 5, Crispulo Icban Jr., everyone’s “Sir Jun” or “Mang June.”
A bright self-effacing man, excellent editor, everybody’s friend, and mentor to all the reporters and aspiring section editors in the paper, he favored no one. In all his long years with the company, (47 years) he did not have an “enemy.”
“He played fair to everyone,” a pillar in the public relations industry told us.
Aspiring journalist-contributors, struggling public relations practitioners, aspiring reporters – everyone knew him as a very generous and humble man, with all his talents, and “power” in the editorial room.
Published April 8, 2021, 12:12 AM
Back when we were younger me with my waistline still there and Mr. Icban with a little bit more hair.
My grief over the passing of our Editor-in-Chief (EIC) par excellence Mr. Crispulo “Jun” Icban, Jr., is akin to that of losing your own family member.
While I am nursing a broken heart, I would still like to dwell on the happy times I had with him in the newsroom. You see, I am an orphan. I lost my parents 10 years ago. And as I spend most of my time in the newsroom, my co-workers in the Manila Bulletin (MB) have become my second family. Prior to Mr. Icban becoming the Central News Desk’s “father,” there were two other “fathers” that I looked up to in MB Mr. Ben Rodriguez (+) or “Mang Ben,” our former EIC, and our late Chairman Don Emilio Yap.