Panfilo Cagoco Justo, widely known as Justo Justo, or simply JJ, was a Filipino columnist and Pasay city councilor.
10 Facts About Justo Justo
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Justo Justo's father wanted him to become a lawyer, but after his early death JJ had to take care of his younger brother Francisco Jr.
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Justo Justo was later encouraged and helped in his writing by novelists Rico Bello Omagap, Orlando Nadres and Pablo Gomez.
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Justo Justo was the first to be published using swardspeak.
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Justo Justo played a leading part in the establishment of the "Home for the Golden Gays", a retirement home for homosexuals such as Walter Dempster.
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Justo Justo started his career in the political arena as a Kagawad and later became a barangay chairman in 1987.
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Justo Justo became a councilor of Pasay in 1992, and completed three terms.
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Justo Justo married Adela, by whom he had two daughters, Maria Louela Justo-Galvez and Maria Milagros Justo-Miyazawa.
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Justo Justo had been bedridden for a year with spinal column problems due to diabetes.
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Justo Justo's remains were interred at Golden Haven Memorial in Las Pinas.