Memorial for the departed ones

 

We, the Bordegassos de Vilanova, are an entity with four decades of history. Up to two thousand people have worn the colla's shirt at some moment of their lives.The colla is the people who participate in its daily life, but also the ones who made possible to reach where we are thanks to their contribution.Many of these bordegassos are not among us any more. The colla wants to pay homage to all their members who passed away -because they live in each one of our aletes, and because they will be bordegassos forever.

 

Juan Alcázar Fuentes
Isabel Alpuente Jado
Miguel Arce Jaén
Àngel Arroyo Hermoso (Primavera)
Alfred Bages Colet
Montserrat Bardí Pocino
Josep Maria Bonet Torres (Suís, Petit Suís)
Joan Borbonés Carlos
Manel Borrell Bertran
Josep Candela Rovira
Josep Capdet Ametller
Ramon Capdet Montesinos (Moncho)
Josep Ferran Carnicer de la Pardina
Jaume Casanovas i Escussol
Jaume Castelló Ricomà
Màrius Collado Monter
Jesús Contreres Risa (Treres)
Xavier Cruells i Rosset
Emili Cubells Martínez
Phil Day
Agustí Domingo Jarque
Senén Domingo Rosell
Xavier Escuain Giménez
Jaume Folch
Pere Font Feliu (Tòful)
Josep Ramon Fuentes Pérez
Pere Fusté Besalduch
Joan Gala Fernández (Bordegàs honorífic)
Manel Gálvez Giménez (Mabres)
Jerónimo García Torres (Jero)
Joan Gil Mínguez
Àngels Gil Vallejo
Cristóbal Girón Rascón
Paqui Gómez
Juan Gómez Alemany
Pedro Felipe Gómez Chacón (Pirañón)
Daniel Gómez Martínez (Dani de Castelldefels)
Manel Gómez Vives
Miquel González Sánchez, graller
Oriol Guevara Sendra (Potxi), timbaler
J. Guinovart (Guinovart Pare)
Pere Ibáñez Tort
Marcel·lí Jacas Farré
Benet Jasanada Pasamonte (Benitu)
José Jiménez Muñoz
Josep Antoni Juncosa Ferran
Antonia Lastre Baena
Joan Manel Llopis Gonz´lez (Jan)
Joan Llopis Méndez (Joni)
Josep Joan Llorens Domingo (Llorens de la Caixa)
Àngels Maffioli Prat
Joan Josep March Martínez
Ramon Martínez Nos
Jordi Matas Mayoral, (Chocha)
Albert Mauri Brull (Marrà)
Jordi Mínguez Alonso
Noemí Mínguez Alonso
Emili Miró Fons (Bordegàs honorífic)
Joan Miro Riambau
Félix Moreno Ruiz (Mago Lalo)
Agustín Mosquera Barcala
Salvador Musté Sanjuan, graller
Lorenzo N'Zang Mangue
Josep Maria Nin Ruiz
Antoni Obach Xifra (Toni, Cuñao)
Manel Orriols Ferret
Miquel Orriols Mas
Esteve Orriols Sendra (Esvintu)
Bonaventura Orriols Sendra (Tura)
Brígida Ortega
Josep  Pagès i Carbonell
Jaume Papiol Llambrich (Papi)
Daniel Pascual
Montserrat Puerto
Joana Pujol
Antoni Pujol Roig (Babi)
Joan Ramón Gil (Pisa)
Joan Raventós Baqué
Josep Raventós i Graells (Carro)
Marcel·lí Raventós Ventura
Guillermo Resa
Manel Rigual Roqueta
Ramon Romeu Belmonte
Francesc Rovira Cucurella (Ciscu)
Miquel Rovira Faja
Josep Maria Ruiz Zamora (Sofro)
Joan Sabrià Ferrer
Josep Ramon Sabrià Ferrer (Sabri)
Ramon Sabrià Gibert
Albert Salvany i Bertran
Joan Sans Freixedas (Sans pare)
Josep Solé Bernat (Totarreu)
Joan Soler i Guardiola (Ros de la creu)
Francesc  Surroca Pascual
David Thompson (Dave)
Jaume Torrents i Galofré (Vendrellenc)
Alfredo Vallés Colet
Josep Vidal Riembau (Pep Jai, Bordegàs honorífic)
Pere Virgili Soler

 

NOTE: This list is not complete. Many of the bordegassos who have left us lost contact with us a long time ago, and maybe we didn't hear from them. Although we checked all the information we have, many names are still missing. If you know about somebody who should be in the list, we will appreciate that you contact us and give us the necessary information.

 

The Memorial

 

Memorial

  The memorial to the departed Bordegassos is located in the entrance garden of the Vilanova i la Geltrú graveyard. Built on a base of "dry stone", a construction method typical from Garraf, it represents the values which have made possible that, during more than four decades, a human group like ours enjoyed continuity.

  It has been created by Josep Antoni Masana Caelles, an artist born in our city in 1961 and winner of several awards. Initially working in paintings on silk, during 2010 he discovered the stone as a vehicle of artistic expression.

  According to his own words, "To erect stones to honour the deceased is an ancient tradition. Remembering the souls that are not physically present any more gives sense to one's own existence. Strenght, courage, balance, and common sense are values solid enough to define the activity of such a strong human group -the work of all together is the way to achieve success. With these stones, we want to pay homage to the people who transmitted us their wisdom, force, courage, balance, and their common sense."

 

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