Passing of Joson deeply moves Romualdez mourned
THE House of Representatives led by Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez joined Novo Ecijanos in mourning the passing of their former governor and congressman, Eduardo Nonato “Edno” Joson.
Romualdez described his late colleague in the 14th Congress as “a statesman whose dedication to public service left a very strong impact on Nueva Ecija and the nation.”
“His loss is deeply felt by those who had the privilege of working with him and by the many lives he touched through his years of service,” he said.
Joson, as a member of the House, was an avid advocate for the welfare of his constituents, dedicating his stay at the august chamber to crafting policies that promoted agricultural development, rural progress and economic resilience.
“His voice in Congress was one of reason and action, always pushing for measures that ensured the prosperity of Nueva Ecija and the upliftment of the Filipino people,” he added.
Aside from serving as governor and congressman of his province, Joson was at one time administrator who “demonstrated the same commitment to governance and public service that defined his career.”
‘His leadership was always guided by a deep sense of duty, putting the needs of the people at the forefront of his efforts,” the House leader said.
The House joins the people of Nueva Ecija in honoring Joson’s legacy.
“His work in Congress and beyond will continue to serve as an inspiration to lawmakers and public servants who strive to make a meaningful difference. May Gov. Joson be remembered for his service and passion in public service, and may he rest in eternal peace,” Romualdez said.
