President & Director

Didy went to St Theresa's College Manila and the University of the Philippines in Diliman, where she joined Sigma Delta in 1963. In the Philippines, Didy worked as Regional Lead for a project of the Fund for Assistance to Private Education and as General Manager of RC Development Corporation. For a couple of years, she also lived in Dacca, Bangladesh and Jakarta, Indonesia due to her husband's foreign assignments. Didy migrated to the United States with her husband and all their children in 1985.

Didy with her sorority sisters founded Kabisig USA to support Kabisig ng Kalahi and other causes after retiring from a successful career as an executive at IKEA North America. She was also the first store manager of IKEA East Palo Alto in California becoming the first Filipino IKEA store manager in the company.

Vice-President

At UP, Malou was the sorority's Grand Archon in 1968. After graduation, she worked as executive secretary to the Chairman of the Board of Investments, the Department of Industry and Department of Public Works and Communications.

She migrated to the US in 1985 with her family. Malou worked in Quality Control at Lederle Pharmaceutical Company and retired from her position as Research Document Specialist in the Department of Research Facilities of Pfizer in 2011.

Malou has been the President of the Sigma Delta Phi Alumnae Association, US Northeast chapter since it was founded in 1986. She is fondly referred to as "President for Life". She has actively organized and led several fundraising events to support Kabisig ng Kalahi projects. Among many others are the presentation in Manhattan of "Dance of My Life", a documentary (written and directed by Lydia Benitez-Brown) about Bessie Badilla, the first Filipina Carnival Queen in Brazil, the art exhibit of Ofelia Gelvezon-Tequi, a Sigma Deltan who is one of the most acclaimed artists from the Philippines and the solo concert of Christine Allado who has had outstanding performances in the West End production of "Hamilton", "In The Heights" and "Here Lies Love".

Secretary & Treasurer

Nora is originally from Davao City in the Philippines. She went to the University of the Philippines in Diliman for Business Administration, where she joined Sigma Delta in 1961. She worked for the Commercial Bank & Trust Co. in Manila before migrating to the United States in 1971. She worked in Finance for a total of 44 years starting with the law firm Finley, Kumble and Underberg FO, subsequently joining Corinthian Capital Equity until her retirement as Chief Financial Officer. Nora headed the efforts to register Kabisig USA as a 501(c)(3) in the State of New York. Nora was one of the earliest supporters of Kabisig ng Kalahi projects in the Philippines. She considers her donation to Kabisig as her best and most fulfilling action with the highest internal rate of return.

Board Member

Bee went to Maryknoll College and the University of the Philippines in Diliman. She joined Sigma Delta in 1958. Her mother, Gloria Lucero Monzon was one of the sorority founders. As a student, Bee was Grand Archon of the sorority in 1962. After graduation, Bee managed the University Student Union Office before migrating to the United States in 1968. She has been the Treasurer of the Sigma Delta Phi Alumnae , US Northeast chapter since it was organized. She has been actively supporting its fundraising activities for Kabisig ng Kalahi, even managing the storage of some donated blankets at one point as an example. Bee retired from Takashimaya in New York after 42 years working in its business office as Administrative officer and Assistant to the President.

Board Member

Cora went to St Paul's College and the University of the Philippines in Diliman. She earned degrees in Foreign Service and Speech and Drama. She joined Sigma Delta in 1960. She was a mainstay in many sorority musicals and plays, starring in "Niobe", "Fives that Fell", and "Nine Girls". She also directed "Three by Tennessee". Cora taught at St Theresa's College in Manila & the University of the Philippines. She also has an MA in Public Media Arts from Montclair State University. Cora, in her earlier South Orange, NJ suburban life, was involved with the League of Women Voters, the PTA, the desegregation committee of her municipal council and hospital auxiliaries that raised funds for Beth Israel Hospital and Christ Hospital. Among her advocacies in New York is the Ma-Yi Theater Company, a professional, award-winning not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose primary mission is to develop and produce new and innovative plays by Asian American writers. Cora also actively supports the Association of Philippine Artists in America and the UPMASA MC Custodio Memorial Fund for HIV/Aids named after her late husband, Dr. Mars Custodio. With CLC (Christian Life Community) she teaches Ignatian Spirituality. Cora took over the Kabisig USA board membership her husband held until he passed away in 2017.