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List of Applicants for Registration/Certification as Overseas Voter for Consideration by the RERB on 18 August 2014 1 ABAD, MA. PETRONILA MONDOY 2 ABANES, AERON JOHN ACERA 3 ABINAL, JUDITH RAZON 4 ACIERTO, ELEANOR SUGUITAN 5 ACOSTA, MICHAEL JEM PERDO 6 ADAP, ELEANOR GUTIERREZ 7 AGABIN, MYRIAN APRIL SUNGLAO 8 AGALA, ELENA ODICTA 9 AGAO, JEANNIE LIGAYA 10 AGCOPRA, JEROME GUERVARA 11 AGCOPRA, JOHN DANIEL VILLA LAGDAMEO 12 AGPAO, CRISANTE ACACIO 13 AGPULDO, HILARIO MARCELINO 14 AGUILAR, NORMAN REYES 15 AGUS, CHONA PAULA MACASPAC 16 AGUS, DIANA JEAN MACASPAC 17 AGUSTIN, GINA GALIMBA 18 AGUSTIN, MARIA LUISA POLICARIO 19 AGUSTINEZ, NOLIE TACUBOY 20 ALAAN, AVEGAIL ANGLO 21 ALAB, VICTORINO ALVAREZ 22 ALBAO, BIOLLY FAELDONIA 23 ALBEOS, FELIXBERTA GUALDE 24 ALCANSADO, JENNIFER CABALSE 25 ALCARAZ, EGDONA JOVITA MAGAYANO 26 ALCARAZ, EUGENIO DANILO AGUINALDO 27 ALEGAR, ELIZALDE MATEO 28 ALESNA, JOHN DAVID TWEED SABORDO 29 ALESNA, JOHN MARIE VINCENT SABORDO 30 ALIASUT, GLAYNIS OBRA 31 ALIGONZA, WINDY ANN ALAMILLO 32 ALIPALO, CHLOE QUIBLAT 33 ALIPALO, ROBERTO DELA CRUZ 34 ALLIB, JENNIFER NGALLODAN 35 ALONEN, JERRY DATAYAN 36 ALONEN, JOCELYN ZAMORANOS 37 ALVAIRA, KHAREN COMIA 38 ALVAIRA, REXON MENDOZA 39 ALVIZ, FRANCISCO JR MARIN 40 AMARO, MARVIN GALOY 41 AMBION, MARIVIC VALLES 42 AMBROCIO, BABYLYN MARCOS 43 ANCAYAN, ROMMEL MANALO 44 ANCHETA, CATHERINE SISGON 45 ANCHETA, HAZEL FATIMA SAMOY 46 ANCHETA, MARMIE GRACE MARTINEZ 47 ANDALUZ, MIGUELITO MAC GAILA 48 ANGELES, DAISY DELA ROSA 49 ANGELES, KATRINA PIA DIAZ 50 ANTONA, FELECITAS LUNA 51 ANTONIO, RYAN JOHN QUIJANO 52 ANUNCIACION, CAMILLE VELEZ 53 ANUNCIACION, GERARDO ROSERO 54 ANUNCIACION, PAULINE HANNAH VELEZ 55 ANUNCIACION, VIVIAN VELEZ 56 APOLINARIO, NATALIA CLEMENTE 57 APOSTOL, AGNES CECILIA BAS 58 APOSTOL, ROBERT TUNPALAN 59 APUHIN, CHRISTINE MAE LIM 60 AQUINO, ELENA ZAPANTA 61 ARANAS, GERARDO RAFAEL RODELAS 62 ARDE, STEPHANY RINGPIS 63 AREVALO, JONAH DONDOYANO 64 ARGAO, ELVIRA HALIBAS 65 ARIOLA, JENYE BEB NABAJA 66 ARIOLA, VALENTIN JR LUNETA 67 ARMONIA, ESPERANZA PAMILAR 68 ARMONIA, FRANCES ELAINE PAMILAR 69 ARMONIA, JILLIAN MARICE PAMILAR 70 ARTEZUELA, SOFRONIO JR ANDALES 71 ASHOKAN, MELVIN FIGUEROA 72 ASINGUA, LIEZEL CAPANGPANGAN 73 ASPIRAS, BELINA CORTEZ 74 ATIENZA, ARIEL VICTORIA 75 AUMENTADO, ANIEZEL TENA 76 AUSTIN, GIRLIE OSORIO 77 AUSTRIA, ANILYN NOLLAS 78 AUTIDA, CHRISTINE JANE AUBREY LACEA 79 AYUP, MAY ARLENE AGLIBUT 80 AZUL , IAN NAPAY 81 AZUL, MAYBELLE MIRAFLOR 82 AZUR, JAY AMPARADO 83 BABAD, CORNELIO ESCAPE 84 BACALSO, RAJJI JAVELOSA 85 BALAVAN, LORAINE TANAWE 86 BALAWAN , CHRISTOPHER CHACLAG 87 BALINAGAY, JACKIELYN ARCEGA 88 BALMES, JOSEPHINE PAGARAN 89 BALMES, REGINALDO YAUNA 90 BALSOMO, JULIFER CIELO 91 BANAGA, ROWENA DE LA CRUZ 92 BARAIRO, LHEX KENNEDY GUICO 93 BASCO, MARY MAGDALEN VILMA VILORIA 94 BAUTISTA, EDWIN BERNARDO 95 BAUTISTA, MADONNA PAPA 96 BAUTISTA, NICANOR JR BULATAO 97 BAYHON, ANALYN DE VEGA 98 BAYNOSA, CHERRY LYN SANTOALLA 99 BELEN, REX ROMERO 100 BELISTA, SUSAN BANAGA 101 BERMAS, SHERWIN BARBON 102 BERNABE, MARCELINO RAMOS 103 BESTIL, EDGARDO CASANE 104 BESTIL, NANNETTE MARIE NUIQUE 105 BETINOL, JEANNE CURPO 106 BILLEDO, TERESITA MARTINEZ 107 BILOG, FLORENCE DE VEGA 108 BITUIN, DOLORES GUMBAN 109 BLANCO, JENELYN YAGO 110 BOGADOR, EMELITA CORPUZ 111 BOLUNIA, MARY GRACE BANAGA 112 BONDOC, ROY TUGAP 113 BORBON, ELSIE JUDILLA 114 BOY, ERIC BALICO 115 BRUNIO, MARIO BALACANG 116 BUENAVENTURA, EDETTE VELOS 117 BUENO, JENNIFER POLICARPIO 118 BUGAOISAN, JESSIE MAR RELATADO 119 BUGAWAN, SHIRLEY ANNE RANIAGA 120 BULLIGAN, ABIGAIL PAGADA 121 BUNDALIAN, CLYNTON VILLANUEVA 122 BUNDALIAN, FE CASIRES 123 BUSTAMANTE, JOSE MALIPER 124 CABISO, BELEN REGIS 125 CABRAL, GINA ABOBO 126 CABRERA , JACQUELINE CABALTEJA 127 CABRITO, KATHRYN MAY GUADALUPE 128 CACAUS, JEFFERSON RAMOS 129 CACHOLA, JERWIN JUDE CABBAB 130 CACHOLA, JUDITH CABBAB 131 CADATAL, BLESILDA GALVEZ 132 CADATAL, HERMAN NAVARRO 133 CADUHADA, JULIE AN CHUA 134 CAELIAN, KENNETH CALPA 135 CALACHAN, MELODEE MERCADO 136 CALACHAN, ROGER FERNANDEZ 137 CAL-AGAN, DIDITH ANGUITAY 138 CALANTES, AURELIO DELA CRUZ 139 CALANTES, DANIEL JOSE BARON 140 CALANTES, MARNELLI NAPARATE 141 CALIXTO, EDWIN ESCUBIO 142 CALUZA, RUBEN DONATO CASUGA 143 CAMAGONG, SHIRLEY DIONELA 144 CAMAT, ROSEMARIE MEMAN 145 CAMBA, JESSABEL TAN 146 CAMPOS, ANNALIZA PASCUAL 147 CANLAS, ELIZABETH CRISTOBAL 148 CANOBAS, ARA FREIDA MATAAC 149 CANTAL, JOHN KEVIN MENDOZA 150 CAOILE, JOSEPHINE DELA CRUZ 151 CAPISTRANO, MAYLENE MAKIRAMDAM 152 CARABLE, JOVELE CORTO 153 CARAG, JUANITO CHIU 154 CARAG, MARIA CHAN 155 CARANDANG, MARICEL ILAGAN 156 CARANGAN, RICHARD ASBAN 157 CASTELLANO, MARIFE TALAPIERO 158 CASTELLANO, ROBELYN PASCUAL 159 CASTELLANO, XENIA PIOSCA 160 CASTILLO, LOLITA ALONZO 161 CASTILLON, TIMOTHY CELESTIAL 162 CASTILLONES, ROWELL JOHN DUQUE 163 CASTRO, CLEMENCE YBAÑEZ 164 CASTRO, DONALD OLEGARIO 165 CASTRO, JOEL ROSARIO 166 CASTRO, MARILENE BONGON 167 CASUGA, LEO MARTINEZ 168 CASUGA, MARIA LOURDES FLORES 169 CATAPANG, ABNER CORDOVA 170 CATAPANG, HAZEL CORDOVA 171 CATIPAY, JASPER LOUVEN BOSING 172 CATOLICO, VIVIAN CABOTAGE 173 CAUNGA, JEANETTE GIGANTOCA 174 CAUNGA, KRISTINE GIGANTOCA 175 CAUSING, NOEMI FLORES 176 CAVAN, RIC JESSON BANDAYREL 177 CAYABYAB, JOSEPH REYES 178 CAYABYAB, JOSEPHINE GENERAL 179 CELIS, ROMEO SOLEDAD 180 CENTENO, GREGORIO MAGBAGO 181 CENTENO, MICHAEL JOHN CALMA 182 CEREZO, GARY ENERIO 183 CERNA DELA, MELVEN CAÑETE 184 CHAVES, RACQUEL POBLETE 185 CHAVES, ROLANDO PAETE 186 CHAVEZ, AURORA CAHUTAY 187 CHING, LEANN DELGADO 188 CHOI, KENNETH CO 189 CHUNGALAN, DOUGLAS CODYASI 190 CHUNGALAN, KAREN MARIE KUBULAN 191 CIMAFRANCA, RAMON IV SALANGSANG 192 CLARICIA, RHODORA ANUNCIACION 193 CLAVERIA, MARILYN DE VERA 194 CLEMENTE, MAJALEA BALAOHAY 195 CODOY, FRANCIS MARK MONTON 196 CODOY, JOSE SIEGFRED AGUIRRE 197 COGAS, CELIA BARROGA 198 CONCEJA, JELOU ANN KHRISTINE VALDERAMA 199 CORSANES, CHARMAINE ANNE MANGASEP 200 CORSANES, PATRISHA MANGASES 201 CORSINO, CESAR JR LOBERIANO 202 COSI, GABRIEL LAGYOP 203 CRISTOBLA, BELINDA TERRIBLE 204 CRUCILLO, RAMON SUYOM 205 CRUZ, FLORDELIZA PAJARLIN 206 CRUZ, ROLYN JIMENEZ 207 CURAMENG, REVELYN LAMUG 208 DACUMOS, ROCHELLE PIMENTEL 209 DAGDAG, LARINA ONIA 210 DALISAY , JOJO AGILLON 211 DALISAY, MARILYN GAMAB 212 DALUDDUNG, BON JOVY DUMADAG 213 DAMASO, LORNA CUBALLES 214 DAO, DANIEL DE GUZMAN 215 DAO, NATHAN ANTONY DE GUZMAN 216 DARNAYLA, CARMEN CRUZ 217 DAVID, LEOPOLDO BASA 218 DAVID, MA THERESA ROSALES 219 DAWAL, CHARMAINE GAYLE YANSON 220 DAWAL, CHARYSSE GWEN YANSON 221 DE CASTRO, CHRISTOPHER EVANGELISTA 222 DE DIOS, ELMA COLINA 223 DE GUZMAN, BLADIMIR PARRO 224 DE GUZMAN, EVELYN RITA 225 DE GUZMAN, MARILOU PELAYO 226 DE GUZMAN, ROWENA FAT 227 DE GUZMAN-DAO, MARIA TERESA DOMINGO 228 DE JESUS, JEFFREY DOMINGUEZ 229 DE JESUS, LARA SIRINGAN 230 DE JESUS, MARIA LORENZA PEREZ 231 DE JESUS, SHERA GATMAITAN 232 DE LA CRUZ, HELEN IGLESIA 233 DE LA CRUZ, LOURDES MINERVA 234 DE LEON, ANGELITA RIVERA 235 DE LEON, JHONALYN CASTRO 236 DE LEON, KRISTINE MARIE RIVERA 237 DE LEON, MARIA FE ARIGANDO 238 DE LEON, MARILOU LACANILAO 239 DE LEON, MARVIN CASTRO 240 DE LEON, MARY GRACE CREBELLO 241 DE LEON, MELBIN CASTRO 242 DE LEON, ROMMEL ESGUERRA 243 DE LEON, VENUS PENOLLAR 244 DE LOS REYES , LOID BOLANOS 245 DE LOS TRINOS, JOSELITO EVANGELISTA 246 DE ROSAS, MARIA VICTORIA SIMPAO 247 DE ROXAS, THIMOTY JOSAN PALASIN 248 DE VERA, MAY AFABLE 249 DEJELO, ERNESTO GUTIERREZ 250 DEL CASTILLO, EDITA MICIANO 251 DEL CASTILLO, HILARION MONTERAS 252 DEL ROSARIO, CHRISTOPHER BOLANOS 253 DEL ROSARIO, MARCELINO GALANG 254 DELA CRUZ, LAIZZA NAHLEN 255 DELAS ALAS, LOPE EDUARDO JR CUDIAMAT 256 DEMECILLO, LILIBETH VENTURA 257 DEMECILLO, PAOLO VENTURA 258 DENDE, JENNIFER BARABAT 259 DEQUITO, MYRA MERTO 260 DEQUITO, ROSIE RONCESVALLES 261 DESALES, MARIFE RETUTAS 262 DEVARAS, NORALEI GATCHALIAN 263 DEYRO, JOSEPH IAN KILAYKO 264 DIAMANTE, NATHANIEL IVAN GONZALES 265 DICDICAN, VANELLI ZAPANTA 266 DIEGO, MARY ANNE FIGUERRES 267 DIMAYA, RESTITUTA PERALTA 268 DIZON , JOSELITO LIGARTE 269 DOCTOR, JENNIFER DACUYCUY 270 DOROIN, DOMINADOR JR RELATIVO 271 DUARTE, OLIVIA DELOS SANTOS 272 DUBRIA, JOHN VINCENT DEOCAMPO 273 DUENAS, ANALYN PAZ 274 DUEÑAS, MANUEL JR CONOCIDO 275 DULDULAO, DEDIOSA DULDULAO 276 DULOTAN, DON CABAHUG 277 DUMAT-OL, LEONIDA PATINDOL 278 DUNGCA, MA. VICTORIA CABANGON 279 DUNGO, VERGEL ARCEO 280 DURA, ELIZABETH LUMAWOD 281 DURA, JEIEL CHRIS LUMAWOD 282 DURA, JOEL LABARCON 283 DY, MARIA TESSIE CHUA SA 284 EBALLO, JOANA HAWILI 285 EBIDO, MARY JANE EDEMBURGO 286 EDROSOLAN, CECILLE CAPINO 287 EDROSOLAN, NOEL BORILLO 288 EDUVALA, LEOFRED APAN 289 EGERS, JANNETH SABELLANO 290 EGIPTO, JENNIFER DUMADAG 291 EGIPTO, MA ANGELICA DUMADAG 292 EMPERADOR, MELODY GURTIZA 293 ENERO, BERNARDITA MAGO 294 ENFESTA, JANET GATO 295 ENRIQUEZ, AMALIA BENDICION 296 ENRIQUEZ, ANNA MAY BENDICION 297 ENRIQUEZ, RICKY LANDICHO 298 EREÑETA, AIA MAUREEN SINGUAY 299 ESCALA, YSABEL ABELLA 300 ESCALERA, FREDERICK JOHN CASANAS 301 ESCUADRO, LEOMIDA HERNANDEZ 302 ESCUADRO, LOREN MAE HERNANDEZ 303 ESCUADRO, RODELIO RICAFORT 304 ESCUDERO, MARILOU KEIL 305 ESPALLARDO, ROSARIE REBOSA 306 ESPEJO, CONSTANCIA PAPISURA 307 ESPELA, ERLINDA ANENIAS 308 ESPELA, TOMAS BATAS 309 ESPIRITU, MENDY MAE ULIT 310 ESTACIO, ANGELO CAPATI 311 ESTEBAN, MARIA LAARNIE GOCOYO 312 ESTEBAN, MELODY ABYGAIL NICOLAS 313 ESTILLER, EDUARD VEGA 314 ESTOY, JENNIFER GERSABALINO 315 EUGENIO, ROWENA VERSOZA 316 FABIAN, ANNA KRISTINE PITAO 317 FABROA, ANELITO DONAIRE 318 FACULTAD, RICHELLE BORBON 319 FARINAS, ROGIE COCJIN 320 FAULAN, RODERICK SALIGAN 321 FERNANDEZ, RICHELLE SANTOS 322 FERRER, JUN JORGE ANDRES
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    Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF DEACTIVATED OVERSEAS VOTERS due to Failure to Vote in Two Consecutive National Elections 2016 and 2019 National Elections Embassy/Post : VANCOUVER Country : CANADA # NAME REGISTRATION # NAME REGISTRATION DATE DATE 1. ABA, REGINALD PATRON 09/28/2014 62. ABAYABAY, ARMANOLITO BALTAZAR 12/22/2014 2. ABACAN, ALLAN JARDIN 06/26/2015 63. ABAYABAY, CECILE YANSON 12/22/2014 3. ABAD, ALDIN BIANZON 08/07/2014 64. ABAYAN, GENEVIEVE TOGADO 06/23/2015 4. ABAD, ANTONINA MENDOZA 05/05/2015 65. ABAYARI, GUADA MIANA 08/14/2014 5. ABAD, ARISTOTLE VIDAD 11/04/2014 66. ABBAGO, CATHERINE CRISTOBAL 07/28/2015 6. ABAD, CAROLYN FERNANDEZ 03/25/2015 67. ABCEDE, ANTONIO LAGAO 09/16/2015 7. ABAD, CONSTANTE SIMBOL 07/29/2015 68. ABCEJO, FRANCO ALFONSO DAZA 12/04/2003 8. ABAD, ERNESTO JR. ALEJO 05/05/2015 69. ABDUL, AMARGA JR. JAAFAR 10/14/2014 9. ABAD, FAUSTO JR QUILIM 07/29/2015 70. ABEJERO, JULIE VINLUAN 07/30/2015 10. ABAD, HECTOR PASION 08/05/2015 71. ABELADA, EMMANUEL AGUILAR 05/13/2015 11. ABAD, JOEL FRANCIA 09/29/2015 72. ABELARDE, ELISEO COSTUYA 09/16/2015 12. ABAD, LORLENE MAE MICUBO 05/21/2015 73. ABELGAS, AIDA ALFORQUE 04/09/2015 13. ABAD, MA. PETRONILA MONDOY 07/15/2014 74. ABELGAS, JAY MATEO 03/27/2015 14. ABAD, MARK EDWARDS ADALIM 05/21/2015 75. ABELLA, CHOCE VIRTUDAZO 08/12/2015 15. ABADIANO, FIDELA LOFRANCO 09/08/2014 76. ABELLA, DODY SANTIAGO 11/05/2003 16.