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Albo Degli Iscritti in Sezione a N Albo degli Iscritti in sezione A n. cognome e nome luogo e data di nascita data iscriz. iscriz. sez. B sanzioni 263/A ABILE Isabella 29 apr 1961 TRIESTE 06 dic 2007 30 gen 1995 215/A AMATI Anna 17 gen 1955 FASANO (BR) 23 apr 2004 30 gen 1995 527/A AMATO Francesca 29 lug 1970 MILANO 01 set 2001 07 ago 2000 320/A ANDREUTTI Ambra 14 ago 1986 SAN DANIELE DEL FRIULI16 (UD) gen 2014 23 lug 2009 173/A ANTONELLI Antonella 25 mar 1955 CERVIA (RA) 04 ott 2002 30 gen 1995 490/A ANZIL Elisabetta 24 feb 1973 UDINE 01 set 2001 06 ott 1997 255/A ANZIL Sara 07 feb 1975 PORDENONE 18 gen 2007 19 lug 1999 364/A APOLLONIO Nadia 28 dic 1961 TRIESTE 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 530/A ARCA Maria 29 ago 1972 UDINE 01 set 2001 02 ott 2000 508/A BARBA Enrico 02 mar 1975 GORIZIA 01 set 2001 18 dic 1998 45/A BARBAGALLO Luisa 06 set 1973 BARI 19 apr 2002 30 apr 1996 32/A BARBETTA Licia 26 ago 1955 CARCERI (PD) 19 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 331/A BARTOLOMUCCI SABRINA 13 mag 1982 L'AQUILA 09 apr 2015 03 giu 2008 588/A BASANDELLA CINZIA 12 feb 1990 CIVIDALE DEL FRIULI 28 giu 2016 28 giu 2016 304/A BASSO Francesca 23 nov 1983 MANIAGO (PN) 17 gen 2012 17 gen 2012 72/A BASSO Lorena 19 ago 1967 PORDENONE 19 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 371/A BEACOVICH Rinelda 14 mar 1954 PARENZO 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 545/A BELFIORE Laura 20 feb 1972 LECCE 01 set 2001 23 mar 2001 418/A BELLINA Maria Elena 11 dic 1956 VENZONE (UD) 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 98/A BELTRAME Marika 07 set 1973 UDINE 23 apr 2002 08 feb 1999 585/A BENEDETTI ROBERTA 28 lug 1987 GROTTAGLIE 27 gen 2016 27 gen 2016 214/A BERALDO Carlo 19 mag 1946 VENEZIA 26 mar 2004 07 mag 1998 140/A BERGAMINI Marcello 29 nov 1957 TRIESTE 31 mag 2002 30 gen 1995 79/A BERGAMO Rita 04 mag 1966 TRIESTE 19 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 470/A BERTO Debora 04 set 1972 PORDENONE 01 set 2001 19 mar 1996 90/A BERTOLO Elena 27 set 1973 S.VITO AL TAGLIAMENTO 19(PN) apr 2002 21 nov 1996 347/A BERTOSSI Franca 12 mar 1961 BAGNARIA ARSA (UD) 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 336/A BERTOZZI Laura 07 apr 1966 GORIZIA 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 198/A BIANCUZZI Marta 11 giu 1973 GORIZIA 29 mag 2003 20 gen 1997 203/A BIASIZZO Daniela 24 ott 1958 CASSACCO (UD) 25 lug 2003 30 gen 1995 177/A BIDIN Sofia 28 mar 1972 LATISANA (UD) 20 dic 2002 26 mag 1997 443/A BIDOLI Giuliana 30 mar 1965 MONFALCONE (GO) 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 414/A BILLIANI Maria Francesca 24 mar 1962 UDINE 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 118/A BISCARO Alma 02 feb 1962 PREGANZIOL (TV) 23 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 287/A BISCEGLIA Alberto 09 apr 1983 PORDENONE 20 lug 2010 20 lug 2010 230/A BISIACCHI Cristina 15 dic 1969 TRIESTE 08 ott 2004 30 gen 1995 298/A BISSOLI Valentina 02 nov 1973 TRIESTE 30 ago 2011 31 mag 1999 327/A BLASI GIOVANNA 17 dic 1989 TRIESTE 20 gen 2015 20 gen 2015 229/A BOLOGNA Marinella 19 gen 1955 TRIESTE 08 ott 2004 30 gen 1995 461/A BON Serena 08 mar 1971 UDINE 01 set 2001 17 nov 1995 529/A BONIFAZI Chiara 15 mag 1976 MILANO 01 set 2001 02 ott 2000 550/A BONURA Maria Rita 19 feb 1975 PALERMO 01 set 2001 15 feb 2002 558/A BONURA Romina 08 set 1972 CALW (D) 01 set 2001 21 giu 2006 175/A BORINI Michela 13 ago 1968 PALMANOVA (UD) 25 ott 2002 30 gen 1995 62/A BORSI Barbara 09 ago 1968 TRIESTE 19 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 494/A BORTOLI Silvia 10 set 1971 UDINE 01 set 2001 23 feb 1998 34/A BORTOLUSSI Gabriella 11 feb 1970 Portogruaro (VE) 19 apr 2002 15 dic 1997 463/A BOSA Sabrina 24 ago 1971 CODROIPO (UD) 01 set 2001 17 gen 1996 35/A BOSSI Laura 16 set 1957 UDINE 19 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 376/A BOT Stefania 27 ott 1962 TREVISO 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 254/A BOTTALI Cristina 05 mag 1967 TRIESTE 30 ago 2006 30 gen 1995 423/A BRACCO Renata 09 mag 1956 MONFALCONE (GO) 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 515/A BRAIDA Monica 13 set 1970 GORIZIA 01 set 2001 15 mar 1999 500/A BRAZZANI Elena 29 lug 1973 TRIESTE 01 set 2001 15 mag 1998 280/A BRESIL Lisa 22 ago 1982 PORDENONE 19 ago 2009 22 mar 2007 17/A BRESSAN Adriana 20 giu 1964 GORIZIA 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 512/A BRESSANELLI Michela 27 set 1972 UDINE 01 set 2001 08 feb 1999 - 1 - stampa del 20 giu 2017 ORDINE ASSISTENTI SOCIALI del Friuli Venezia Giulia Albo degli Iscritti in sezione A n. cognome e nome luogo e data di nascita data iscriz. iscriz. sez. B sanzioni 10/A BRISTOT Daria 27 mar 1956 CERVIGNANO DEL F. (UD)19 mar 2002 30 gen 1995 428/A BRIZZI Michela 03 giu 1959 TRIESTE 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 569/A BROGNO Vania 07 apr 1982 TRIESTE 26 mag 2015 08 set 2005 25/A BRUNI Giuseppina 20 mar 1952 CORDOVADO (PN) 19 mar 2002 30 gen 1995 176/A BURG Arnalda 08 lug 1957 TERZO DI AQUILEIA (UD)15 nov 2002 30 gen 1995 499/A BURGNICH Anna 29 gen 1969 GORIZIA 01 set 2001 29 apr 1998 353/A BURGNICH Arianna 17 ott 1969 GORIZIA 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 158/A BUSETTI Paola 05 gen 1956 AVIANO (PN) 09 ago 2002 30 gen 1995 438/A BUSINELLI Barbara 24 mag 1966 FIRENZE 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 351/A BUTTARELLO Barbara 29 apr 1969 GORIZIA 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 102/A CALIVA' Carmelina 19 nov 1957 MONFALCONE (GO) 23 apr 2002 17 nov 1995 435/A CAMPAGNOLO Maria Lucia 23 ott 1954 CINTO CAOMAGGIORE (VE)01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 29/A CAMPEOTTO Giovanni Marco 03 ago 1966 CLAMART (F) 19 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 339/A CANTA Danila 10 lug 1961 UDINE 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 341/A CAPELLARI Sandra 10 dic 1942 PRATO CARNICO (UD) 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 514/A CAPETTINI Rita 23 gen 1974 PORDENONE 01 set 2001 15 mar 1999 518/A CAPIZZI Daniela 26 nov 1972 MESSINA 01 set 2001 26 apr 1999 576/A CAPUTO Giovanna 13 giu 1963 TRIESTE 01 set 2001 30 ago 2011 385/A CARBONI Marina 10 dic 1965 TRIESTE 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 138/A CARLI Annamaria 27 lug 1949 TRIESTE 31 mag 2002 23 ago 1999 174/A CARNIELLO Anna Maria 11 nov 1959 PORDENONE 25 ott 2002 30 gen 1995 557/A CARPINTERI Loredana 01 mag 1973 SIRACUSA 01 set 2001 20 apr 2006 238/A CASON Silvana 21 mar 1953 SUSEGANA (TV) 20 mag 2005 30 gen 1995 218/A CASTELLANO Annalisa 03 gen 1978 TRIESTE 23 apr 2004 04 ott 2002 319/A CATELANI Anna 10 lug 1961 BAGNO A RIPOLI (FI) 16 gen 2014 28 lug 2000 571/A CELEGHIN Cristiana 20 lug 1962 TRIESTE 01 set 2001 16 lug 2013 546/A CELLA Luca 26 apr 1972 UDINE 01 set 2001 23 mar 2001 283/A CENTAZZO Claudia 30 set 1982 MANIAGO (PN) 22 dic 2009 22 dic 2009 447/A CESARIN Lina 07 nov 1956 CASTIONS DI STRADA (UD)01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 332/A CESCOT Adriana 21 apr 1943 PORDENONE 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 394/A CETTUL Alberto 20 mag 1966 VALDAGNO (VI) 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 543/A CHER Elena 25 mar 1976 UDINE 01 set 2001 29 gen 2001 89/A CHIAPPA Annalisa 22 set 1973 UDINE 19 apr 2002 02 set 1996 311/A CHIARAPPA Nicoletta 20 giu 1958 TURI (BA) 22 gen 2013 30 gen 1995 212/A CHIAVACCI Camilla 13 mag 1967 CODROIPO (UD) 04 20 2001 29 feb 1996 233/A CHICCO Stefano 02 giu 1972 TRIESTE 28 gen 2005 28 gen 2005 285/A CHICUE LOPEZ Hilda Consuelo 10 set 1965 CALI VALLE (COLOMBIA) 23 mar 2010 23 mar 2010 467/A CHIERA Rita 24 ott 1954 SORIANO CALABRO (VV) 01 set 2001 01 feb 1996 436/A CHMET Silvia 23 lug 1952 PORTOLE (Croazia) 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 295/A CIACCHI Cristiana 28 lug 1968 TRIESTE 14 giu 2011 30 gen 1995 26/A CIANI Francesca 23 apr 1969 GORIZIA 19 mar 2002 30 gen 1995 88/A CILITTI Susanna 12 feb 1970 WALD (CH) 19 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 69/A CLEMENTI Maura 17 set 1962 GORIZIA 19 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 356/A CODECCO Elena 19 set 1966 LATISANA (UD) 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 555/A COLACURTO Paola 11 mag 1967 ROMA 01 set 2001 26 mar 2004 216/A COLARUSSO Alessia 11 ago 1972 TRIESTE 23 apr 2004 04 ott 2002 478/A COLLE Annalisa 23 lug 1969 UDINE 01 set 2001 02 set 1996 506/A COLUSSI Francesca 03 feb 1974 CASARSA DELLA DELIZIA 01(PN) set 2001 14 dic 1998 531/A COMINI Agnese 13 mar 1976 GEMONA DEL FRIULI (UD)01 set 2001 02 ott 2000 349/A CORAZZA Patrizia 29 gen 1968 PORDENONE 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 49/A CORLEVICH Emanuela 27 apr 1957 MOTTA DI LIVENZA (TV) 19 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 75/A COROSSEZ Livia 16 apr 1964 TRIESTE 19 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 484/A CORSINI Daniela 19 dic 1972 UDINE 01 set 2001 28 feb 1997 108/A CORVA Anna 25 ott 1951 S.DANIELE DEL FRIULI (UD)23 apr 2002 30 gen 1995 278/A COSOLA Sara 07 set 1981 TRIESTE 07 lug 2009 07 lug 2009 22/A COSTA Caterina 08 gen 1958 MANIAGO (PN) 19 mar 2002 30 gen 1995 197/A CRALI Daniela 01 dic 1969 GORIZIA 29 mag 2003 30 gen 1995 377/A CRISTIAN Cinzia 07 apr 1960 TOLMEZZO (UD) 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 346/A CUBERLI Raffaella 04 mar 1959 UDINE 01 set 2001 30 gen 1995 180/A D'AGARO Serenella 02 set 1965 S.VITO AL TAGLIAMENTO 20(PN) dic 2002 30 gen 1995 213/A D'AGNOLO Cristina 04 apr 1970 TRIESTE 30 gen 2004 30 gen 1995 249/A D'ANDREA Cristina 21 lug 1964 PALMANOVA (UD) 20 apr 2006 30 gen 1995 - 2 - stampa del 20 giu 2017 ORDINE ASSISTENTI SOCIALI del Friuli Venezia Giulia Albo degli Iscritti in sezione A n.
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