Crickette tantoco biography for kids

Bienvenido “Donnie” Tantoco III disproves an old adage about family businesses not lasting three generations. He and his cousins carry on the legacy and are helping flourish Rustan’s, the retail enterprise their grandparents Bienvenido “Benny” Tantoco Sr.

and Gliceria “Glecy” Rustia-Tantoco built in 1952.

Donnie and Crickette work together with daughters Camille Tantoco Ng, Nicole Tantoco de los Reyes, and son Christian Tantoco, utilizing their unique talents.

Donnie and Crickette work together with daughters Camille Tantoco Ng, Nicole Tantoco de los Reyes, and son Christian Tantoco, utilizing their unique talents.

Crickette Tantoco is a great storyteller, with a keen writer's eye, picking up on all the subtle details and character traits that escape the.

"We had lived out of the country for 10 years," Crickette traces their odyssey.

I vividly remember Donnie Tantoco and my niece, Crickette (née Yu), at the time of their courtship.

Crickette has a lot of what many women want—looks, brains, position in society, children and a very devoted husband.

It was then expanded by the couple’s children to become today’s Rustan Group of Companies.

Donnie is the president of Rustan’s Commercial Corp. that runs the conglomerate’s first and flagship company, Rustan’s Department Store.

He’s also a cofounder, as well as the president and chief executive officer, of the mixed specialty store, grocery, and restaurant called Joel’s Place.

He and his wife Crickette Yu-Tantoco have ventured into their own with Nena’s Sanctuary, described as an “omni-channel, lifestyle retail and leisure destination.” They built it as an homage to Donnie’s parents, Rico and Nena Tantoco, who developed the Sta.

Elena Golf and Country Estate in the city of Sta. R