From New Washington to Alaska: Linda Carillo Taylor’s journey of hard work, faith and generosity

New Washington, Aklan- An Aklanon woman who built a life abroad continues to make a difference through compassion, charity and a message of perseverance.

From New Washington, Aklan, to a new life in Canada, Linda Carillo Taylor’s, journey is a story of determination, faith and the enduring spirit of generosity.

Before migrating to Juneau, Alaska, in 1970, Taylor worked at an accounting firm in Coron, Palawan. Upon settling in Alaska, she continued pursuing her professional career, working at another accounting firm in Juneau. Her journey reflects the perseverance and dedication of Filipinos qwho ventured abroad in search of opportunities and a better future.

But beyond her professional accomplishments, Taylor has remained committed to helping others, believing that success becomes more meaningful when shared with those in need.

Among the charitable initiatives she supports is Seawall Angels, a group composed of 15 girls who collect pebbles for livelihood as part of her charitable activities. She also extends assistance to religious missions and other causes, demonstrating her commitment to compassion and community service.

For Taylor, success is not measured solely by financial achievements or professional accomplishments, but also by the lives touched and the people helped along the way.

Her message to those aspiring to achieve their dreams is simple yet powerful: work hard, pray and always believe in yourself.
From her beginnings in Kalibo to her life in Alaska, Linda Carillo Taylor continues to embody the values of hard work, faith and generosity. Her story serves as an inspiration to fellow Aklanons and Filipinos abroad, reminding them that perseverance and belief in oneself can open doors to success—and that true success is even more meaningful when accompanied by a generous heart.