Difference between revisions of "Lily Filipina"
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[[Image:Berg_philippines_mid-80s.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Berg with "Lily Filipina" in the Philippines, mid-1980s]] | [[Image:Berg_philippines_mid-80s.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Berg with "Lily Filipina" in the Philippines, mid-1980s]] | ||
| − | '''Lily Filipina''' (not her | + | '''Lily Filipina''' (not her legal name) is a member of [[The Family International]] from the [[Philippines]]. She was last known to be living in [[Brazil]]. |
| − | She joined the | + | She joined the [[cult]] in the Philippines and spent some time in a [[World Services]] [[Unit]] there before going to live with [[David Berg]] in late 1986, early 1987. Berg was living in the "[[Hilltop Compound]]" in Antipolo, outside Manila, and wanted a national who could deal with the locals. Lily lived with them until Berg moved to [[Japan]] in November, [[1987]]. |
Lily was "[[mate]]d" with Carl (aka Cephas), an American who was a "[[pioneer]]" of [[Brazil]]. They had a child in the Philippines in early 1988. | Lily was "[[mate]]d" with Carl (aka Cephas), an American who was a "[[pioneer]]" of [[Brazil]]. They had a child in the Philippines in early 1988. | ||
Revision as of 04:34, 22 September 2007
Lily Filipina (not her legal name) is a member of The Family International from the Philippines. She was last known to be living in Brazil.
She joined the cult in the Philippines and spent some time in a World Services Unit there before going to live with David Berg in late 1986, early 1987. Berg was living in the "Hilltop Compound" in Antipolo, outside Manila, and wanted a national who could deal with the locals. Lily lived with them until Berg moved to Japan in November, 1987.
Lily was "mated" with Carl (aka Cephas), an American who was a "pioneer" of Brazil. They had a child in the Philippines in early 1988.
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