CBQP Members

The first twenty (20) cooperative members of the Coopbank of Quezon Province were as follows:

1.  Ajos Multi-Purpose Cooperative - Catanauan, Quezon
2. Ating Kooperatiba Multi-Purpose Cooperative formerly Ating Kooperatiba, Inc. - Tagkawayan, Quezon
3. Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative of Sampaloc - Sampaloc, Quezon
4. Banal na Krus Kooperatiba sa Pagpapaunlad Multi-Purpose Cooperative formerly Banal na Krus Credit Cooperative - Quezon, Quezon
5. Sariaya Multi-Purpose Cooperative formerly Kilusang Bayan Pampananalapi ng Sariaya - Sariaya, Quezon
6. Lopez Quezon Multi-Purpose Cooperative formerly Lopez Quezon Credit Cooperative - Lopez, Quezon
7. Lucban Federation of Farmers Association Multi-Purpose Cooperative - Lucban, Quezon
8. Lucena Kilusang Bayan Multi-Purpose Cooperative formerly Lucena Kilusan Bayan for Credit, Inc. - Lucena City
9. Lutucan Multi-Purpose Cooperative - Lutucan, Sariaya, Quezon
10. Mangalang Tulo-Tulo Multi-Purpose Cooperative - Sariaya, Quezon
11. Mt. Carmel Development Cooperative, Inc. - Lucena City
12. Pitogo Multi-Purpose Cooperative - Pitogo, Quezon
13. Quezon Federation & Union of Cooperatives, Inc. - Lucena City
14. Quezon Provincial Government Officials and Employees Multi-Purpose Cooperative - Lucena City
15. San Andres Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative formerly San Andres Farmers Development Cooperative - San Andres, Quezon
16. San Luis Development Cooperative formerly San Luis Development Cooperative, Inc. - Lucban, Quezon
17. St. Dominic Multi-Purpose Cooperative formerly St. Dominic Kilusang Bayan for Credit, Inc. - Lucena City
18. St. Jude Multi-Purpose Cooperative formerly St. Jude Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Inc. - Lucena City
19. St. Peter the Apostle Development Cooperative, Inc. - Mulanay, Quezon
20. St. Therese Credit Cooperative - Lucena City

On November 18, 1991, the Cooperative Bank of Quezon Province, under R.A. 6938 known as the Cooperative Code of the Philippines, was issued a “Certificate of Authority” by the Central Bank of the Philippines per Monetary Board Resolution No. QC-Q12-FCB dated November 14, 1991.
The bank’s day-to-day operation was managed by its four (4) pioneer employees headed by Ms. Cecilia A. de Guzman, together with her subordinates – Ms. Melinda T. Ladines, Mr. Renato L. Obeňa, and Ms. Milagros O. Almira.

The members of the Ad Hoc Committee/Interim Board of Directors were (1) Mr. Vicente M. Olea, Chairman; (2) Mr. Victor Eleazar, Vice-Chairman; (3) Atty. Jorge B. Vargas, Secretary; (4) Mr. Bienvenido R. Ravida, Treasurer; (5) Fiscal Romeo A. Dato, Director; (6) Atty. Aristo M. Llamas, Director; (7) Mr. Julian A. Panergo, Director; (8) Mr. Severino J. Mancenido, Director; and (9) Mr. Fernando T. Profugo, Director.