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DOLE REGIONAL OFFICE NO. 9 Address : 3Rd Floor, QNS Building, Veterans Avenue Extn., Z.C REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT Special Program for Employment of Students (SPES) Name of Assured : DOLE REGIONAL OFFICE NO. 9 Address : 3rd Floor, QNS Building, Veterans Avenue Extn., Z.C. Employer : LGU-Zamboanga City Name of Insured No. Date of Birth Age Address Beneficiary Family Name First Name MI 1 ARADO Christine J. June 26, 1997 17 Ayala Mira J. Arado 2 BERNARDO Albert A. Dec. 17, 1996 18 Ayala Zosima A. Bernardo 3 BERNARDO Charmaine Reeze L. Mar. 17, 1998 17 Ayala Esperanza L. Bernardo 4 CASALAN Mary Rose A. June 14, 1996 18 Ayala Gina A. Casalan 5 DELA CRUZ Joe Mae B. Sept. 25, 1996 18 Ayala Aurelia B. Dela Cruz 6 DELOS SANTOS Ruiz B. Mar. 24, 1996 19 Ayala Rosie B. Delos Santos 7 DETOSIL Rhollie Q. Mar. 2, 1996 19 Ayala Nathalie Q. Detosil 8 DOMINGO Jackie Mae G. Dec. 19, 1994 20 Ayala Ma. Isabel G. Domingo 9 GERMAN Jona Marie T. May 29, 1997 17 Ayala Rosabel T. German 10 GONIA Reya Nicole Nino S. April 1, 1997 18 Ayala Rosella S. Gonia 11 LEGASPI Cristy Joy T. Dec. 25, 1995 19 Ayala Jocelyn T. Legaspi 12 MACASO Frederick E. Oct. 15, 1993 21 Ayala Celia E. Macaso 13 RODRIGUEZ Shaira Marie F. Oct. 27, 1996 18 Ayala Nida F. Rodriguez 14 ROJAS Jaycile C. Jan. 5, 1999 16 Ayala Cecile C. Rojas 15 TACALDO Judith C. Aug. 7, 1997 17 Ayala Editha C. Tacaldo 16 ATILANO Maybilyn F. Mar. 6, 1996 19 Baluno Carmelita F. Atilano 17 AYDAL Fatima Jonalyn H. July 19, 1996 18 Baluno Delmalyn H. Aydal 18 ENRIQUEZ Kristia Joy I. Aug. 22, 1994 20 Baluno Felicisma I. Enriquez 19 FRANCISCO Crisanto O. April 23, 1996 18 Baluno Charito O. Francisco 20 MACAPILI Daisy F. Nov. 13, 1997 17 Baluno Norma F. Macapili 21 MUSAD Norhaina B. Dec. 26, 1993 21 Baluno Norma B. Musad 22 PISCALIN Maida J. Oct. 28, 1995 19 Baluno Casdia J. Piscalin 23 RUFINO Jonnard A. Jan. 2, 1997 18 Baluno Rosalinda A. Rufino 24 TANTONG Napsa R. Feb. 14, 1993 22 Baluno Tarhata R. Tantong 25 TARROZA Sherymae C. May 3, 1997 17 Baluno Jacqueline C. Tarroza 26 AREVALO Raezel A. Nov. 23, 1997 17 Cawit Virginia A. Arevalo 27 GADDONG Nidzma H. Aug. 29, 1995 19 Cawit Sauda H. Gaddong 28 GALICIA Sheena B. Jan. 26, 1998 17 Cawit Marites B. Galicia 29 GAMOREZ Maribel E. Dec. 13, 1995 19 Cawit Rosa Aleli E. Gamorez 30 GARCIA Mark Jelson J. Mar. 19, 1993 22 Cawit Intan J. Garcia 31 ILAJI Nurmida H. Sept. 23, 1995 19 Cawit Isna H. Ilaji 32 LASCUÑA Cheremae M. Oct. 8, 1995 19 Cawit Alma M. Lascuña 33 MOLINA Jessie G. Sept. 10, 1994 20 Cawit Teresita G. Molina 34 PADUA Lourence S. June 22, 1998 16 Cawit Jocelyn S. Padua 35 TAN Judy Ann S. Oct. 14, 1996 18 Cawit Zoraida S. Tan 36 ADORABLE Angelo D. Jan. 31, 1997 18 La Paz Mailin D. Adorable 37 BAYOT Joshly Kjeldahl D. Dec. 28, 1997 17 La Paz Sherly D. Bayot 38 BUCOY Leogine J. Nov. 6, 1995 19 La Paz Ma. Jessica J. Bucoy 39 CATIS Emerald Rose D. Oct. 6, 1995 19 La Paz Rosario D. Catis 40 DEL MUNDO Branrick E. Mar. 10, 1997 18 La Paz Florinda E. Del Mundo 41 DEL MUNDO Wendy S. Aug. 16, 1997 17 La Paz Elinor S. Del Mundo 42 GUARIN Lea Glen S. Oct. 25, 1995 19 La Paz Annabella S. Guarin 43 MANUEL Aldrin M. Aug. 12, 1993 21 La Paz Evelyn M. Manuel 44 SERNA Lea J. July 6, 1995 19 La Paz Edelmira J. Serna 45 VENTURA John Claude D. June 7, 1996 18 La Paz Corazon D. Ventura 46 ADRIANO Marque Cedrick E. June 8, 1997 17 Labuan Ailyn E. Adriano 47 ALEJANDRO Carlo Q. July 14, 1997 17 Labuan Gemma Q. Alejandro 48 BELLOTINDOS Joshua Jones M. Aug. 21, 1997 17 Labuan Ruth M. Bellotindos 49 CAMPOMANES Ryan E. Oct. 7, 1994 20 Labuan Corazon E. Campomanes 50 CAPOTILLA Mary Cris D. Sept. 19, 1997 17 Labuan Rosemarie D. Capotilla 51 CONCEPCION Elvin B. Oct. 30, 1995 19 Labuan Juanita B. Concepcion 52 DARIMBANG Sania P. Mar. 15, 1994 21 Labuan Dathaman P. Darimbang 53 DE GUZMAN Jerry Glenn F. Aug. 22, 1996 18 Labuan Gina F. De Guzman 54 DE GUZMAN Reynalyn E. Sept. 1, 1996 18 Labuan Emerita E. De Guzman 55 FERNANDO Riva Jane P. July 12, 1994 20 Labuan Conchita P. Fernando 56 GUOTANA Al- Fayed B. Oct. 18, 1997 17 Labuan Darwisa B. Guotana 57 INSO Liza Mae L. Feb. 13, 1996 19 Labuan Lydia L. Inso 58 LUYAO Leonilyn G. May 29, 1995 19 Labuan Nida G. Luyao 59 MAGNETICO Eunice D. Sept. 3, 1997 17 Labuan Alma D. Magnetico 60 OPSAR Archie-Bryan P. Jan. 3, 1995 20 Labuan Marissa P. Opsar 61 PACANA Jemuel Keith F. Dec. 15, 1996 18 Labuan Lilia F. Pacana 62 PAGAROGAN Cris Ann T. Dec. 29, 1995 19 Labuan Perlita T. Pagarogan Name of Insured No. Date of Birth Age Address Beneficiary Family Name First Name MI 63 PATTA Sherwina J. Mar. 19, 1998 17 Labuan Jamdatul J. Patta 64 SILVA Dulce L. Nov. 1, 1996 18 Labuan Elsie L. Silva 65 SILVANO Joend R. Aug. 12, 1998 16 Labuan Josephine R. Silvano 66 ANSILAN Viberly Ann L. Mar. 31, 1998 17 Limpapa Elisa L. Ansilan 67 ANTUYAN Mahader M. July 5, 1992 22 Limpapa Nulayya M. Antuyan 68 CABELTES Marielle B. May 1, 1995 19 Limpapa Susan B. Cabeltes 69 DELA CRUZ Edsel M. Feb. 19, 1995 20 Limpapa Elizabeth M. Dela Cruz 70 ENRIQUEZ Cristalyn T. Dec. 19, 1995 19 Limpapa Lourdes T. Enriquez 71 GUINILAC Lannie M. Sept. 18, 1995 19 Limpapa Loreta M. Guinilac 72 HAMID Mishra O. Aug. 2, 1998 16 Limpapa Mercy O. Hamid 73 JOE Nor- Aina S. May 11, 1996 18 Limpapa Rima S. Joe 74 JUMRANI Faida P. Feb. 26, 1998 17 Limpapa Aisa P. Jumrani 75 KANDAYA Christmar B. Dec. 26, 1996 18 Limpapa Rosina B. Kandaya 76 MACASO Jocelyn F. Jan. 27, 1998 17 Limpapa Marites F. Macaso 77 MAHAMOD Graceshielle F. July 1, 1996 18 Limpapa Elizabeth F. Mahamod 78 MANDIADE Carjobel C. Dec. 24, 1996 18 Limpapa Josephine C. Mandiade 79 SALASAIN Kerwina A. Mar. 28, 1994 21 Limpapa Melda A. Salasain 80 TENEPRE Rensilmae N. May 14, 1996 18 Limpapa Jisila N. Tenepre 81 AVANZADO Jennifer U. Feb. 20, 1996 19 Maasin Antonieta U. Avanzado 82 CHONG Jesica Sia Yuen R. Dec. 17, 1997 17 Maasin Margie R. Chong 83 DUYOGAN Reya G. July 7, 1999 15 Maasin Susan G. Duyogan 84 ENRIQUEZ Reamay M. Jan. 3, 1996 19 Maasin Reynilda M. Enriquez 85 FABELLA Joyce R. Nov. 13, 1995 19 Maasin Loyda R. Fabella 86 FRANCISCO Ella Mae G. Nov. 15, 1994 20 Maasin Ma. Betty G. Francisco 87 FRANCISCO Ruth Pearl B. Jan. 30, 1996 19 Maasin Cornelia B. Francisco 88 INCLAN Sheenalyn S. Oct. 23, 1996 18 Maasin Cecilia S. Inclan 89 JUATON Christine G. Jan. 15, 1997 18 Maasin Estrella G. Juaton 90 MACAPILI Merry Grace Aug. 27, 1996 18 Maasin Rachel M. Macapili 91 ONOY Nurmina P. Mar. 20, 1996 19 Maasin Fatima P. Onoy 92 ROJAS Gracel M. Mar. 16, 1995 20 Maasin Violeta M. Rojas 93 TAPING Ma. Gema S. July 25, 1994 20 Maasin Ma. Amalia S. Taping 94 VENTOZA Mary Grace M. Dec. 8, 1996 18 Maasin Condrada M. Ventoza 95 VERGARA Liezle Jane M. Nov. 19, 1995 19 Maasin Evelyn M. Vergara 96 CABARAL Anna Mae B. May 2, 1996 18 Pamucutan Ma. Magdalena B. Cabaral 97 EDIL Leonard F. June 3, 1997 17 Pamucutan Lilia F. Edil 98 ENRIQUEZ Apple Joy M. Nov. 25, 1996 18 Pamucutan Virginia M. Enriquez 99 ENRIQUEZ Irene G. Dec. 16, 1997 17 Pamucutan Arlene G. Enriquez 100 GASPAR Neiselyn B. Feb. 7, 1997 18 Pamucutan Ma. Luz B. Gaspar 101 ORCAJADA Janine V. Jan. 8, 1998 17 Pamucutan Ma. Luisa V. Orcajada 102 PADUA Angelica A. Mar. 16, 1997 18 Pamucutan Aurora A. Padua 103 PRUDENCIADO Mark Lendy T. July 11, 1997 17 Pamucutan Ma. LidelvinaT. Prudenciado 104 TORRES Dayanara E. Sept. 2, 1995 19 Pamucutan Arlene E. Torres 105 TORRES Vernadeth M. Nov. 9, 1996 18 Pamucutan Melodina M. Torres 106 AMIL Edcel S. Aug. 22, 1996 18 Patalon Vilma S. Amil 107 BUSTAMANTE Elaine M. July 25, 1996 18 Patalon Eliberta M. Bustamante 108 CORDOVA Devee Jean F. Dec. 8,1996 18 Patalon Mildred F. Cordova 109 GREGORIO Mary Ann A. Dec. 17, 1995 19 Patalon Arcelia A. Gregorio 110 JAMIH Rohana A. July 7, 1994 21 Patalon Warjana A. Jamih 111 NARCA Abigail S. Apr. 13, 1997 18 Patalon Maritess S. Narca 112 RAMOS Aldrin C. Nov. 24, 1995 19 Patalon Carolina C. Ramos 113 SARAH Lyca F. Nov. 3, 1995 19 Patalon Melita F. Sarah 114 TUMILAS Jaypie A. Feb. 22, 1995 20 Patalon Pilar A. Tumilas 115 VICENTE Alvin A. Aug. 20, 1991 23 Patalon Eusebia A. Vicente 116 ABDULKALIM Russel A. Jan. 28, 1996 19 Recodo Nurkisa A. Abdulkalim 117 ACIERTO Ariel D. June 17, 1998 16 Recodo Ma. Lazy D. Acierto 118 AJIJUL Altadzmer J. Oct. 5, 1995 19 Recodo Mihrada J. Ajijul 119 AKIL Qatija D. June 5, 1996 18 Recodo Nurmina D. Akil 120 ASAKIL Nur-Rhasida A. Jan. 30, 1996 19 Recodo Mary Ann A. Asakil 121 BORONGAN Marjory T. Apr. 28, 1996 18 Recodo Mary Jane T. Borongan 122 DASID Mish-Al K.
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