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The Governor's Medallion
Description and symbolism
- Alternating Dark Wood and Gold Beads- symbolizes the responsibility of the Regional Governor of treating all Kuya, regardless of rank or stature within the organization, EQUALLY, as he serves as the father of his region
- Circular Medal- officers of the brotherhood are expected to be well-rounded individuals, being able to navigate through situations and circumstances that are brought about by the roles/ positions bestowed upon them.
- Greek Border- as the of father his region, it is the duty of the Governor to hold the members together. The greek border on the medallion symbolizing his duty to lead and nurture the members of his region.
- The Sun- as the father of his region, the Governor serves as a beacon, the rallying point for all Kuya, Ate and Bunso. He is to enlighten members and be the one guiding everyone to a common goal, thus the symbol.
- The Laurel Wreath- symbolizes the honor and trust conferred upon the Regional Governor.
- Metal Emblem- at the core of each Eagle Officer's responsibility, is defending and upholding the Eagles Constitution. The metal emblem in the middle of the medallion serves to remind the wearer of the oath he swore upon assuming his role within the organization.