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Department of Social Welfare and Development Field Office VI, Molo, Iloilo City Crisis Intervention Unit MASTERLIST OF BENEFICIARIES Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation (AICS) January - June 2014 Type of Amount of No. First Name Address Assistance Assistance 1 MA. ELDIA P. TOMAS Madalag, Cabilawan, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 2 NELSON D. TABO Poblacion, Makato, Aklan Burial 2,500.00 3 GINO C. PATEÑO Unidos, Nabas, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 4 GIRLIE N. MINLAY Mc Kinley,Poblacion, Nabas, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 5 JONALYN L. ARNESTO Bilabod, Malinao, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 6 CLAIRE E. ANDRADE San Isidro, Ibajay, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 7 FLORDELIZA R. LORIANO Pasajur, Banga, Aklan Medical 1,500.00 8 ALEXIS T. TOGOTO Tugas, Makato, Aklan Medical 1,500.00 9 MARIAN D. SANGGACALA Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 10 CORNELIO T. CAHILIG Cayangwan, Makato, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 11 RODEL B. MONTUYA Dajasur, Banga, Aklan Medical 1,500.00 12 JENNY T. LAS PIÑAS Tigayon, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 13 CRESILDA A. DELA CRUZ Jugas, New Washington, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 14 MARLYN N. NABARTEY Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 1,500.00 15 MILAGROS T. TACTAY Calanggang, Makato, Aklan Burial 2,500.00 16 GLORIA B. MASANGYA Estancia, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 17 ANITA A. CASIPE Poblacion, Makato, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 18 RICHARD T. IRAPTA Calanggang, Makato, Aklan Educational 2,000.00 19 JOHANNA B. BERCO Afga, Tangalan, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 20 CARMEN Y. TABORNAL Dongon West, Numancia, Aklan Medical 2,500.00 21 GENEVIEVE B. ALFARO Candelaria, New Washington, Aklan Medical 1,500.00 22 JOLINDA A. ZABALA Tigbawan, Madalag, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 23 MAMERTO S. SALAVER Agbago, Ibajay, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 24 REBECCA D. TABANERA Calanggang, Makato, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 25 SARAH JANE T. ORTEGA Mantigui, Makato, Aklan Educational 2,000.00 26 MARIFE B. CAHILIG Mina, Lezo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 27 LOLIT S. ZARITA Ubang, Makato, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 28 MARY ANN P. MACALDO Tambak, New Washington, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 29 MARTALIZA P. NEDIC Talimagao, Madalag, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 30 ADELINA B. TOLENTINO Aranas, Balete, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 31 SHARON A. INOCENCIO Bachao Sur, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 32 ERLINDA A. ELIAS Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 33 CELIA C. ILIG Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 34 MEDI J. MUSA Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 35 MINERVA D. MEDINA Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 2,500.00 36 JONAH J. DECENA Mabilo, New Washington, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 37 EFREN T. TALCO Calanggang, Makato, Aklan Medical 1,500.00 38 HELEN T. BUGAL Calimbajan, Makato, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 39 EMMANUEL S. BALADJAY Batuan, Ibajay, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 40 SOFIA V. DAVID Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 41 MA. RACHEL B. INGUILLO , Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 42 ANALYN A. TALADTAD Caano, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 43 DAISY G. RELADO Candelaria, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 44 MERLY T. TABERNILLA Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 45 LYDIA A. ORETO Tabayon, Banga, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 46 OFELIA C. REMEGIO Poblacion, New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 47 REGINO B. LINA Poblacion, Nabas, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 48 FLORILYN P. DEJOSE Jalas, New Washington, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 49 ZENNIA V. SISON Pampango, Libacao, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 50 KHAREN T. TUTAY Dumga, Makato, Aklan Educational 2,000.00 51 JESSAH MAE T. MASULA Poblacion, Makato, Aklan Educational 1,500.00 52 JULIET N. SALVADICO Lalab, Batan, Aklan Medical 2,500.00 53 TERESITA A. ESPAREL Colong-colong, Ibajay, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 54 GLORIA T. GALAN Poblacion, Makato, Aklan Educational 1,500.00 55 NELSON BATICAN Dalipdip, Altavas, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 Page 1 Crisis Intervention Unit MASTERLIST OF BENEFICIARIES Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation (AICS) January - June 2014 Type of Amount of No. First Name Address Assistance Assistance 56 JAYSON J. MASAGUAY Calanggang, Makato, Aklan Educational 2,000.00 57 TEDDY D. DANSAY Aquino, Ibajay, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 58 ERENEO B. DONGON Jalas, New Washington, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 59 OFELIA V.REBAÑO Estancia, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 60 AINA V. TANCE Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 61 MARILOU V. BILLONES Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 62 TERESITA R. ALBA Guinbaliwan, New Washington, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 63 MA. JANET M. MACALI Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 64 NORMAN B. MAPINDAN Poblacion, New Washington, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 65 ROLANDO T. GUMBAN Poblacion, Makato, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 66 BRENDA S. PARMAN Caano, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 67 DANILO R. MASINDA SR. Tambak, New Washington, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 68 SONNY O. FERNANDEZ Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 69 MARIE T. RICABLANCA Fatima, New Washington, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 70 JULIUS CRISTOFFER S. LAIT Pampango, Libacao, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 71 HONEY P. DOMINGO Mataphao, New Washington, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 72 MARGIEL D. NAINGUE Sipac, Malinao, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 73 LORITA M. ISTURIS Briones, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 74 GIRLYN M. RENTILLO Mabilo, New Washington, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 75 CORAZON G. ANDRADE Polo, New Washington, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 76 SYLER E. FUENTES Poblacion, New Washington, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 77 JOSEPHINE T. ISTURIS Caano, Kalibo, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 78 RUDY D. MARAVILLA Badio, Numancia, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 79 CRESENCIA Q. CASTRO Cawayan, New Washington, Aklan Transportation 3,000.00 80 NERBY P. MARGARITO Jugas, New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 81 ROSIE A. DELFIN Jugas, New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 82 AGNES A. DE PABLO Afga, Tangalan, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 83 ROLITO A. RETIRO Bakhaw Norte, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 84 FLORECEL A. DECENA Mabilo, New Washington, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 85 MICHELLE M. MADAMO Estancia, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 86 GERLITA A. ANDRADE Caano, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 87 ELLYN R. ROQUE Bubog, Numancia, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 88 ROGELYN R. PEÑUELA Tabayon, Banga, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 89 THERESA B. SACAPAÑO Afga, Tangalan, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 90 ROSE A. IRAY Puis, New Washington, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 91 MA. LYNE Z. RAMBUNAY Balactasan, Madalag, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 92 NILDA T. DELA CRUZ Calumbajan, Makato, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 93 REYMON R. ANDRADE Cauayan, New Washington, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 94 HELEN N. NAVIDA Paningayan, Madalag, Aklan Medical 5,000.00 95 JOSEPHINE M. SISCAR Odiong, Altavas, Aklan Medical 5,000.00 96 THELMA L. ABELLO Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 97 JOHN GWEN SEJERA Tabingka, Numancia, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 98 NANCY P. DE JESUS Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 99 FEMMY L. GUILLERMO Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 100 EMITA S. ANDRADE Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 101 VIRGIE O. PASTRANA Cawayan, New Washington, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 102 RAFAEL M. FUENTES Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 103 SUSAN Z. REMETIO Lawaan, New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 104 MELANIE D. DELA CRUZ Fulgencio, , Balete, Aklan Educational 2,500.00 105 MARY JANE S. BANTIGUE Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 106 GILDO B. PIOQUOD Arcanghel, , Balete, Aklan Medical 5,000.00 107 ERLINDA L. ANDRADE Lawkan, New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 108 MONA S. DALIDA Polo, New Washington, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 109 MARILOU B. NABAYRA Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 110 JESSIE B. MARCELINO Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 111 SANNY G. FERNANDEZ Man-up, Altavas, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 112 EMIL O. TAÑALA San Isidro, Ibajay, Aklan Medical 5,000.00 Page 2 Crisis Intervention Unit MASTERLIST OF BENEFICIARIES Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation (AICS) January - June 2014 Type of Amount of No. First Name Address Assistance Assistance 113 EUFEMIA S. GUILLERMO Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 114 MARY JANE A. VILLARUEL Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 115 RADING M. ESTO Mabilo, Kalibo, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 116 JETROD M. RUZGAL Linabu-an Sur, Banga, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 117 KRISTIE MAE P. ALFARO , New Washington, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 118 ALLEN B. DEPRA Ambolong, , Batan, Aklan Educational 2,500.00 119 REBECCA L. MARQUEZ Poblacion, Numancia, Aklan Educational 2,000.00 120 ARNEL R. NAVARRO Daja Norte, Banga, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 121 EDEL-LIZA S. DELA CRUZ Camang Norte, Numancia, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 122 PERLITA M. ISMAEL Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 123 ESTHER T. TAMADO Bliss Site, Kalibo, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 124 SIMEON P. REYES JR Ochando, New Washington, Aklan Educational 2,000.00 125 MARFLOR C. VILLANUEVA Fatima, New Washington, Aklan Burial 3,000.00 126 MERLITA M. SILVESTRE Aliputos, Numancia, Aklan Educational 2,000.00 127 ANELFA D. IBIT Nalook, Kalibo, Aklan Educational 2,000.00 128 EMELYN I. ORTEGA Puis, New Washington, Aklan Medical 2,000.00 129 MELDA M. FERRER Dongon West, Numancia, Aklan Medical 3,000.00 130 GIRLY Z. SAN BUENAVENTURA Sta. cruz, Lezo, Aklan Educational 3,000.00 131 RAYMUNDO T.
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