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Annex B Beneficiaries Cy 2020 (4Th Quarter) ANNEX B BENEFICIARIES CY 2020 (4TH QUARTER) OFFICE: DOLE REGIONAL OFFICE 6 Item No. Program/ Project Name Gender Age City/ Municipality/ Province 1 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) FILARO, KENNETH JOHN M 20 CULASI, ANTIQUE 2 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) DALISAY, VILMA F 45 CULASI, ANTIQUE 3 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) VEGAFRIA, JOY F 24 CULASI, ANTIQUE 4 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) MACUJA, DODGE RENZO M 24 CULASI, ANTIQUE 5 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) MAGALONA, FRANCIS M 22 CULASI, ANTIQUE 6 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) JAVELOSA, CARL DAVID M 22 CULASI, ANTIQUE 7 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ADONA, JAN LOUIE M 24 CULASI, ANTIQUE 8 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) PELAEZ, SHERABEL VIDA F 28 CULASI, ANTIQUE 9 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CEREZO, VINCE LAWRENCE M 21 CULASI, ANTIQUE 10 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ALABADO, CECILIA F 70 CULASI, ANTIQUE 11 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) BALLENAS, FELIX M 59 CULASI, ANTIQUE 12 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CATALOCTOCAN, LUDY F 58 CULASI, ANTIQUE 13 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) MAYLAS, DIONA F 58 CULASI, ANTIQUE 14 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) PEDOCHINO, ZAILETTE KAYE F 22 CULASI, ANTIQUE 15 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) RUBEJES, HERMIE PEARL F 27 CULASI, ANTIQUE 16 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) BALLENAS, IZZAN MAE F 21 CULASI, ANTIQUE 17 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) MATIAS, LENRO M 25 CULASI, ANTIQUE 18 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) MATIAS, SHERYL ROSE F 43 CULASI, ANTIQUE 19 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) MATIAS, SILVESTRE M 57 CULASI, ANTIQUE 20 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) NARIO, EDUARDO M 51 CULASI, ANTIQUE 21 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) PAGSUGUIRON, ALLEEN M 23 CULASI, ANTIQUE 22 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CADIAO, MARWEN M 23 CULASI, ANTIQUE 23 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ALVAREZ, RANDY M 30 CULASI, ANTIQUE 24 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) BELLO, NENALYN F 54 CULASI, ANTIQUE 25 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ERMITANIO, RENZO MICHAEL M 21 CULASI, ANTIQUE 26 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ELEPANTE, NINO M 29 CULASI, ANTIQUE 27 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) GAUPO, GENITO M 63 CULASI, ANTIQUE 28 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) MENDOZA, ALFREDO M 47 CULASI, ANTIQUE 29 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) NICOR, CARLO M 26 CULASI, ANTIQUE 30 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) LUY, ANALYN F 37 CULASI, ANTIQUE 31 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) TAMBA, DHAME LENTEN M 39 CULASI, ANTIQUE 32 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CORDERO, JOHN PAULO M 28 CULASI, ANTIQUE 33 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ORTEGA, NORMAN M 28 CULASI, ANTIQUE 34 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CALAWOD, ANALYN F 40 CULASI, ANTIQUE 35 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) SALMORIN, EVANGELYN F 30 CULASI, ANTIQUE 36 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ALOLOD, KENNETH M 23 CULASI, ANTIQUE 37 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) BELOY, BENERVA F 37 CULASI, ANTIQUE 38 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) LANGOTE, NICHOLSON JAMES M 30 CULASI, ANTIQUE 39 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) QUILLO, RODITO M 51 CULASI, ANTIQUE 40 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) SORIANO, AGNES JANE F 40 CULASI, ANTIQUE 41 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) VILLANUEVA, CRIZEL MAE F 19 CULASI, ANTIQUE 42 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ALON, SUSAN F 62 CULASI, ANTIQUE 43 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) BALIGUAT, ARLENE MAE F 22 CULASI, ANTIQUE 44 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) BELO, MARIKIT F 37 CULASI, ANTIQUE 45 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) DIMATULAC, MARIO M 44 CULASI, ANTIQUE 46 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) FILARMEO, JEAN RHOSE F 40 CULASI, ANTIQUE 47 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) VIYO, JANINE F 26 CULASI, ANTIQUE 48 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) NERMAL, ARIEL M 37 CULASI, ANTIQUE 49 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) GESUREM, ANA LIZA F 41 CULASI, ANTIQUE 50 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) VECINO, ARNOLD M 31 CULASI, ANTIQUE 51 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) GESUREM, ELVIE ROSE F 27 CULASI, ANTIQUE 52 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) JOCSON, GENESIS M 24 CULASI, ANTIQUE 53 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) RAGUAL, JEMIL M 27 CULASI, ANTIQUE 54 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) JUAYANG, JOENEL M 39 CULASI, ANTIQUE 55 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) PLOTEÑA, JOHN RAY M 30 CULASI, ANTIQUE 56 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CATAHAN, JUVY F 32 CULASI, ANTIQUE 57 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) MARDOÑAL, WELSON M 60 CULASI, ANTIQUE 58 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ALACAPA, ROLLY M 47 CULASI, ANTIQUE 59 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ALOLOD, SUSAN F 53 CULASI, ANTIQUE 60 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) BALDOSANO, MARK ANTHONY M 31 CULASI, ANTIQUE 61 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) BALISNOMO, ARNOLFO M 40 CULASI, ANTIQUE 62 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CALAWOD, GEORGE PRUDENCE M 38 CULASI, ANTIQUE 63 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CELINO, NENELIA F 51 CULASI, ANTIQUE 64 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CORDOVA, JOHN ANGELO M 19 CULASI, ANTIQUE 65 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) DELOS REYES, ANNELIE F 52 CULASI, ANTIQUE 66 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) DELOS REYES , NISA F 35 CULASI, ANTIQUE 67 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) DELOS SANTOS, PETER VINCE M 23 CULASI, ANTIQUE 68 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) DIMACUTAC, ARLENE F 48 CULASI, ANTIQUE 69 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) DIMACUTAC, REINZ M 24 CULASI, ANTIQUE 70 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) FILARMEO, AURORA F 63 CULASI, ANTIQUE 71 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) GONZALES, REMIA JOY F 25 CULASI, ANTIQUE 72 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) LOPEZ, CRIS DANIEL M 21 CULASI, ANTIQUE 73 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) RAFOLS, FEIL TROI M 22 CULASI, ANTIQUE 74 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) SALAZAR, CEFERINO III M 49 CULASI, ANTIQUE 75 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) SORILLA, RENAH MARIE F 22 CULASI, ANTIQUE 76 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) SUMUGAT, DANA KRISTIA NICOLE F 19 CULASI, ANTIQUE 77 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) SURIAGA, LINY M 52 CULASI, ANTIQUE 78 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) TUBIO, JOCELYN F 41 CULASI, ANTIQUE 79 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) TAN, GINA F 21 CULASI, ANTIQUE 80 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) BLANCIA, MICHAEL M 32 CULASI, ANTIQUE 81 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ALABADO, GINEL PRINCESS F 31 CULASI, ANTIQUE 82 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ALPAS, NICK ROMMEL M 22 CULASI, ANTIQUE 83 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ALPAS, NIKKA ROMELA F 21 CULASI, ANTIQUE 84 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) ARBADO, VICKY F 49 CULASI, ANTIQUE 85 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) AUNGON, LOWEL M 51 CULASI, ANTIQUE 86 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) BLANCIA, JOSELITO M 52 CULASI, ANTIQUE 87 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CADAPAN, JOAN M 51 CULASI, ANTIQUE 88 Batch 5 of TUPAD Program Implementation (Post-COVID Intervention) CEPEDA,
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