Siblings and a son · District 4 representative, former councilor and councilor
3 documented relatives · 2 currently in public office · 3 documented relationships · City of Quezon City
In Quezon City the family currently holds office through Jesus Manuel “Bong” Suntay (Quezon City District 4 representative (2025–); former representative (2019–2022) and councilor) and Jesus Miguel “Migs” Suntay (Quezon City District 4 councilor (2025–)).
Quezon City District 4 representative (2025–); former representative (2019–2022) and councilor
In officeSources: Quezon City · inauguration and 2025–2028 elected officials; Wikipedia · Bong Suntay (District 4 representative since 2025; councilor 1998–2004, 2007–2016)
See Jesus Manuel “Bong” Suntay in the map →
Quezon City District 4 councilor (2025–)
In officeSources: Quezon City · inauguration and 2025–2028 elected officials; Quezon City · current council directory; Pinoy Exposé · New “Suntay era” in QC District 4: Bong Suntay wins the House seat, Atty. Jesus Miguel “Migs” Suntay elected councilor
See Jesus Miguel “Migs” Suntay in the map →Former Quezon City District 4 councilor (2016–2025); term-limited in 2025
Not in officeSources: PeoPlaid · Maria Aurora “Marra” Suntay profile: brother is former congressman Jesus “Bong” Suntay; councilor since 2016; Wikipedia · 2025 Quezon City local elections (results; Marra Suntay listed as term-limited District 4 councilor)
See Maria Aurora “Marra” Suntay in the map →Kinship is documented separately from office status. Former service and national appointments are distinct from current elected city offices. This is a researched subset; inclusion does not allege wrongdoing. The sibling relationship rests on a PeoPlaid biography, which is an aggregator rather than a news report; the mother–son relationship is Marra Suntay’s own statement quoted by Politiko. Marra succeeded Bong on the District 4 council slot in 2016 and Migs succeeded her in 2025.
Researched subset; council and barangay coverage is incomplete.
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