Aeronn Lawrence Sandig Tungol was born in Sta. Ana and now lives in San Fernando, Pampanga. He is married to Jaizelmae M. Tungol and is the eldest of four children of Ronie S. Tungol and Mhiann S. Tungol. He is a former altar server and member of the Knights of the Blessed Sacrament at the Metropolitan Cathedral of San Fernando, and also at the Sto. Niño Parish in the Archdiocese of San Fernando. He is now a member of the Carmelite Third Order.

Description and symbolism:

The heron is canting to the Armiger’s name, “Aeronn Lawrence.” The name “Lawrence” translates to “the brighter one,” which aligns with the grace and striking appearance of the heron.

The lily honors the Armiger’s patron saint, Saint Joseph, as a traditional symbol of purity, chastity, and the Holy Family, all attributes associated with the saint.

The trimount represents Mount Arayat, a prominent mountain in the province of Pampanga, where the Armiger resides. It also refers to Saint John Neumann, whose feast day falls on the Armiger’s birthday.

The six-pointed star signifies the Armiger’s affiliation with the Order of Carmelites. The star’s six points represent the six virtues of the Carmelite tradition, embodying the Armiger’s commitment to prayer, humility, and devotion within the Carmelite spiritual path.

The red background is a tribute to Pope Sixtus III, the Armiger’s baptismal patron. Traditionally, red symbolizes the Papacy as it represents the sacrifice of Christ
and the blood of the martyrs.

The motto is a call for trust and reliance on Saint Joseph, the Armiger’s spiritual patron. It is a reminder to seek refuge, support, and guidance from the saint, revered for his protective and compassionate nature.

Blazon: Shield: Gules, on a trimount a heron closed, its dexter claw raised and grasping a lily slipped Or, in dexter chief a mullet of six points Argent.

Motto: Ite ad Ioseph (“Go to Joseph”).

Assumed/granting authority: Assumed, March 19, 2025. Registered, April 10, 2025.

Image and information submitted by the Armiger.