Leonor Dy-Liacco at Naga Library

"Her first love: Bicol culture" is an article wrote by Teresa Aureus'  in the book entitled "Interesting Bicolana". Aureus narrates the life of Leonor Dy-Liacco who was an active advocate of Bicol culture.

Last September, the City Government of Naga led by Mayor John Bongat inaugurated a special corner dedicated to Mrs. Leonor Dy-Liacco. Attended by her children Becky and Gil,  and the Kabikolan society whom she organized in 1970s.

Also, librarians, historians and relatives also present  to paid tribute to Mrs Dy-Liacco.

Naga Library as a reading center also served as a repository of local histories... and its fitting that the Dy-liacco family placed the mementos of her mother to the public library in the hope of inspiring the young to be lovers of arts the bicol literature.

come.. visit the Library now.

raul roco's special library

NAGA LIBRARY IS NAMED RAUL ROCO LIBRARY, but in the Senator's house in La Vista, thousands of books are shelved and it is also named Raul Roco Library.

it was an privilige to encounter the books read by the late senator in his house. the books that made him the favorite son of Bicol. the collection of books covered all the subjects,,, generally it is a library for all type of readers........  interestingly,,, the books were organized according to his favorite topic.

Indeed, if you want to become intelligent and genius, you have to read book a day or read book a week. like Senator Roco, his confidence and knowledge is over flowing... very inspiring.