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LANDBANK Countryside Development Foundation, Inc LANDBANK Countryside Development Foundation, Inc. Bangon Mini Farms Program Farmer Beneficiaries as of Decemebr 31, 2017 Name Address Cluster 1. Amelito C. Aragon Curva Ormoc 2. Ricky Arcina Sitio Ipil, Curva Ormoc 3. Blas Batiancila Labrador Ormoc 4.Midardo Cabahog Matika-A Ormoc 5. Fidel Cabali Bagong Ormoc 6. Gil Quadalquirer San Isidro Ormoc 7.Conceso Cabiling Poblacion Ormoc 8. Almie Costelo Gimarco Tabango 9. Teresita Duazo Gimarco Tabango 10. Daya Catarig Manlawaan Tabango 11. Alecia Condes Gimarco Tabango 12. Juanito Dizon Poblacio Tabango 13. Gemma Damayo Catmon Tabango 14.Hermisa Costelo Gimarco Tabango 15. Isagani Hanupol Poblacion Tabango 16. Helen Gadi Manlawaan Tabango 17. Rudy Balleno Manlawaan Tabango 18. Vilma Gadi Sitio Colonia Tabango 19. Monsohito Bacay Manlawaan Tabango 20. Ernesto Capuyan Manlawaan Tabango 21. Irenia Guliem Poblacion Tabango 22.Eduardo Cuervo Sitio Catur-aw Tabango 23. Candelaria Pelayo (Edwin) Inangatan Tabango 24. Dorhe Canete Inangatan Tabango 25. Lolita Bercede Inangatan Tabango 26. Erlinda Cuervo Inangatan Tabango 27. Conchita Pelayo Sitio Cantur-aw Inangatan/Tabango 28. Rosalinda Balambao inangatan Tabango 29.Roger Tumamak Inangatan Tabango 30. Rena Abucay Campokpok Tabango 31. Ramilfa Pelayo Campokpok Tabango 32. Jopet Dela Pieza Inangatan Tabango 33. Remelyn Arsolon Inangatan Tabango 34.Rebecca Vertodaso Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 35. Arlene Balugo Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 36. Theresa May Cabudlay Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 37. Nenita Pulvera Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 38. Elizabeth Pabillan Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 39. Luciano Pabillan Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 40. Florena Pabillan Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster Page 1 of 6 41. Jaime Pabillan Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 42. Crisanto Formentara Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 43. Nilda Legaspi Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 44. Benilda Hiyangan Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 45. Benjamin Mawi Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 46. Nenita Cawaling Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 47. Samuel Dicdican Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 48. Jocelinda Pilapil Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 49. Bebian Reccarte Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 50. Joselito Legaspi Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 51. Imelada Rodriguez Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 52. Fernando Peonola Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 53. Rossana Ridondo Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc, Leyte Boroc Cluster 54. Leonida Giban Macalpi Carigara 55. Ma. Avelina Virray Macalpi Carigara 56. Ernesto Dabukol Sitio Marag-ing, Lemon Capoocan 57. Rafael Munoz Sitio Marag-ing, Lemon Capoocan 58. Agnes Jusol Bagong Lipunan Carigara 59. Felix Eria CanFabi Carigara 60. Aleshyla Diaz Poblacion Leyte Capoocan 61. Gert Blanco Sitio Marag-ing, Lemon Capoocan 62. Honorio Cornelio Bukid, Barugo Carigara 63. Mariano Datario Barugo Carigara 1. Rosenda Dalumpines Sawang Carigara 2. Reynaldo Batis Rubas Jaro, Rubas 3. Pedro Dionaldo Rubas Jaro, Rubas 4. Rooitha Aldonza Rubas Jaro, Rubas 5. Laila Superable Rubas Jaro, Rubas 6. Ambrocio Batis Rubas Jaro, Rubas 7. Virginia R. Llena Rubas Jaro, Rubas 8. Leonara Miranda Rubas Jaro, Rubas 9. Gertrudes Samson Rubas Jaro, Rubas 10. Danilo Lagado Rubas Jaro, Rubas 11. Teresita Alboneda Rubas Jaro, Rubas 12. Estela Aure Rubas Jaro, Rubas 13. Federico Agres Rubas Jaro, Rubas 14. Abondio Lagado Rubas Jaro, Rubas 15. Evangeline Ragrag Rubas Jaro, Rubas 16. Jocelyn Ragrag Pace Rubas Jaro, Rubas 17. Orceciano Ragrag Rubas Jaro, Rubas 18. Kenneth Lagado Rubas Jaro, Rubas 19. Flordeliza Harina Rubas Jaro, Rubas 20. Iluminado Aure Rubas Jaro 21. Rogelio Alverio Rubas Jaro 22. Mercidita Otero Libertad Kananga 23. Romelita Mantillano Libertad Kananga 24. Dante Sode Sr. Libertad Kananga 25. Felix Liquican Libertad Kananga Page 2 of 6 26. Gregorio Loquisan Libertad Kananga 27. Buenaventura Henerale Libertad Kananga 28. Elma Navaro Liberty Liberty 29. Rogelio Mananquil Liberty Liberty 30. Aiza Tanutan Liberty Liberty 31. Criselda Manuglangan Liberty Liberty 32. Felix Berdida Liberty Liberty 33. Merafie Constantino Liberty Liberty 34. Marites Clemente Liberty Libertyl 35. Betchaida Leporada Liberty Liberty 36. Alma Casona Liberty Liberty 37. Lilia Bang-ay Gaas Gaas 38. Elizabeth Pogosa Gaas Gaas 39. Grace Dawaton Gaas Gaas 40. Litecia Dagami Gaas Gaas 41. .Jocelyn Dagala Gaas Gaas 42. Mitante M. Marigel Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 43. Clarita F. Flores Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 44. Daylinda M. Mahusay Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 45. Modesto D. Abayon Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 46. Rosebee S. Gemina Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 47. Marilyn L. Mangubat Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 48. Felicidad S. Cator Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 49. Maricar O. Labastida Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 50. Maribes F. Dela Cruz Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 51. Marichu Lambohar Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 52. Beverly T. Abayon Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 53. Brayan B. Pepeto Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 54. Erlinda Denampo Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 55. Helen M. Denampo Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 56. Cristina S. Dela Cruz Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 57. Antonio C. Dela Cruz Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 58. Judita M. Catandijan Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 59. Imelda F. Puntay Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 60. Celco M. Puntay Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 61. Elizabeth P. Casuno Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 62. Cristulo M. Mangubat Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 63. Chequita M. Lodastida Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 64. Gledan C. Itoc Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 65. Bernadette A. Evanlista Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 66. Melanie I. Itol Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 67. Cheryl O. Sulatorio Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 68. Evangeline A. Malade Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 69. Richard M. Cahayagan Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 70. Danilo M. Limosnero Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 71. Ronnie M. Solatorio Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 72. Haiye M. Endrinna Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan Page 3 of 6 73. Pablo A. Sayson Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 74. Felipe Jr. T Calumpag Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 75. Felipe Sr. T. Calumpag. Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 76. Mateo M. Balanoag Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 77. Gemcris Mangubat Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 78. Violita R. Ugdamita Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 79. Berni C. Arquiza Taglawigan, Ormoc Taglawigan 80. Restituto S. Pepito Banat-I Banat-I 81. Helen Carag Banat-I Banat-I 82. Lesilda Asong Banat-I Banat-I 83. Isabelita Tahanlangit Basud Basud 84. Ghardenia Bronola Basud Basud 85. Leonora S. Malalayan Maasin Maasin 86. Judita S. Malalayan Maasin Maasin 87. Maribeth A. Pepito Cadaruhan, Basud Basud 88. Rosita S. Abejan Cadaruhan, Basud Basud 89. Alecia V. Dano Maasin Maasin 90. Imelda B. Bacay Basud Basud 91. Bryan P. Pepito Maasin Maasin 92. Deyna Tahanlangit Maasin Maasin 93. Nida M. Arabio Maasin Maasin 94. Ryan Jay P. Inonsaon Banat-I Banat-I 95. Camilo J. Mendoza Basud Basud 96. Puring P. Algab Basud Basud 97. Reynaldo C. Pepito Basud Basud 98. Fedelino C. Montecina Basud Basud 99. Judith C. Oria Basud Basud 163. Jocevyl B. Esco Cadaruhan, Basud Basud 164. Livia A. Ngoho Basud Basud 165. Lucita A. Labor Basud Basud 166. Maribel S. Alilay Banat-I Banat-I 167. Elizabeth Q. Pinano Cadaruhan, Basud Basud 168. Hermenegildo C. Pepito Maasin Maasin 169. Amie Alabat Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 170. Milagros Alabat Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 171. Rosemarie Alabat Palo. Leyte Palo 172. Nestor Andrade Purisma, Palo. Leyte Palo 173. Hazel Arellano Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 174. Nimfa Babula Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 175. Ma. Luisa Bacatan Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 176. Rosemarie Badillo Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 177. Felixberto Balgayo Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 178. Roberto Bargayo Palo. Leyte Palo 179. Ericson Barca Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 180. Lita Basilan Palo. Leyte Palo 181. Jocelyn Bigoy Palo. Leyte Palo 182. Noime Bigoy Palo. Leyte Palo 183. Lucena Brazil Palo. Leyte Palo Page 4 of 6 184. Ramon Calleja Palo, Leyte Palo 185. Ray Calleja Palo, Leyte Palo 186. Leticia Calleja Palo, Leyte Palo 187. Maria Dulce Callosa Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 188. Danilo Dayno Palo. Leyte Palo 189. Roberto Furtunato Palo. Leyte Palo 190. RosemariGalangue e Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 191. Hilario Galangue Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 192. Joel Galangue Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 193. Mary Grace Gao Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 194. Paylen Goviabo Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 195. Annabelle Ibañez Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 196. Lina Jacobe Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 197. Diosdado Jandoc Brgy Puri, Palo, Leyte Palo 198. Noemi Kho Palo. Leyte Palo 199. Merwenn Lantajo Palo. Leyte Palo 200. Thelma Latorino Palo. Leyte Palo 201. Maria Latorino Palo. Leyte Palo 202. Nestor Cerna Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 203. Marites Clemente Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 204. Alma B.Codog, Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 205. Liselda Constantino Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 206. Jocelyn Dagala Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 207. Letecia Dagami Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 208. Analiza Daplas Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 209. Grace Dawaton Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 210. Bernardita Delfin Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 211. Lilibeth Dicdican Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 212. Maylen Didal Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 213. Clara Escabarte Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 214. CrisantoFormentera Barangay Gaas, Ormoc, City Gaas 215. Vilma Gadi Barangay Gaas,
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