Roberto R. Romulo, 1938-2022

News | by ZFF Admin

The Board of Trustees of the Zuellig Family Foundation (ZFF) announces with deep sadness the death of its founding chairman, Roberto R. Romulo, last Sunday, January 23, 2022.

Ambassador Romulo led ZFF in operationalizing ZFF’s mission of improving the health of vulnerable and disadvantaged Filipinos by helping elected political leaders improve their local health systems and services.

We ask our partners and friends to join us and the Romulo family in celebrating his life and praying for the repose of his soul.

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  • Dr. Aida M. Abaton
    3 years ago

    I would like to extend my deep condolences and sympathies to the passing away of Ambassador Romulo. May he rest in peace.

  • Jenny Macaraan
    3 years ago

    RRR thank you for all your service, dedication and appreciation to ZFF work! We will miss you in the foundation!

  • Rey Laguda
    3 years ago

    My sincere condolences and sympathies on the passing of Ambassador Romulo. May he rest in peace and may his family and colleagues find solace in God’s embrace.

  • Tonyboy Faraon
    3 years ago

    Farewell and thank you, Ambassador Romulo! You inspired and motivated us to take on the bold mission of improving the health outcomes of Filipinos. Your decade-long leadership reflects the Foundation's outstanding performance in consistently achieving better results. You will always be remembered, RRR! I will surely miss your teases during meetings and calls for office-related stuff and medical consults. It was my privilege to have served you, sir. Salute!

  • Sealdi Gonzales
    3 years ago

    I am privileged to have called you our boss and be humbly "mentored" by your intuitiveness and ever sharp wit. I'll never forget lessons you've taught me in presenting ideas, how to note speak like a "CNN" reporter, and how to discuss key points with partners. Thank you very much RRR.

  • Maricar T.
    3 years ago

    Rest in peace, RRR. Your wisdom, foresight, and intellect propelled ZFF's growth. I'm honored to have worked with you.

  • Ellen Medina
    3 years ago

    Rest in peace, Sir. Your vision and leadership made ZFF into what it is today. We honor and thank you for everything you have done.

  • Almi Atienza
    3 years ago

    Rest In Peace, Sir. Thank you for your visionary leadership.