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Persuni Li Íew Onorati U D-Data Ta' Meta N×Ataw L PERSUNI LI ĠEW ONORATI U D-DATA TA' META NGĦATAW L-GĦOTJIET ORDNI NAZZJONALI TAL-MERITU Kumpannji tal-Unur 06.04.90 L-ET Dott Vincent Tabone KUOM 06.04.90 L-Onor Eddie Fenech Adami KUOM 06.04.90 Il-Prof Sir Anthony Mamo KUOM 06.04.90 Is-Sinjorina Agatha Barbara KUOM 06.04.90 L-Onor Dom Mintoff KUOM 06.04.90 L-Onor Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici KUOM 04.04.94 L-ET Dott Ugo Mifsud Bonnici KUOM 28.10.96 L-Onor Alfred Sant KUOM 04.04.99 L-ET Prof Guido de Marco KUOM 23.03.04 L-Onor Lawrence Gonzi KUOM 04.04.09 L-ET Dott George Abela KUOM 11.03.13 L-Onor Joseph Muscat KUOM 13.12.13 Is-Sur Paul Xuereb KUOM (mogħtija wara mewtu) 04.04.14 L-ET is-Sinjura Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca KUOM XIRKA ĠIEĦ IR-REPUBBLIKA 13.12.92 Prof Sir Anthony Mamo SĠ 13.12.95 L-ET Mons Giuseppi Mercieca SĠ 13.12.05 L-ET Mons Nikol Cauchi SĠ ORDNI NAZZJONALI TAL-MERITU Kumpannji 13.12.92 Dott Arvid Pardo KOM 13.12.93 Dott Emanuel Bonnici KOM 13.12.93 Dott Joseph Cassar KOM 13.12.94 Il-Prim Imħallef Emeritus Prof John J Cremona KOM 13.12.94 L-Onor Prof Guido de Marco KOM 13.12.95 L-Onor George Bonello du Puis KOM 13.12.95 Ir-Rev Prof Peter Serracino Inglott KOM 13.12.96 Is-Sur Kalcidon Agius KOM 13.12.96 In-Nutar Dott Joseph Spiteri KOM 13.12.97 Is-Sur Wistin Abela KOM 13.12.97 Il-Kav Dott Jimmy Farrugia KOM 13.12.98 Il-Prim Imħallef Emeritus Prof Giuseppe Mifsud Bonnici KOM 13.12.99 Dott George J Hyzler KOM 13.12.99 Ir-Rev Patri Massimiljan Mizzi KOM 13.12.01 Il-Prof John Rizzo Naudi KOM 13.12.06 Dott Giovanni Bonello KOM 13.12.06 Is-Sur Richard Cachia Caruana KOM 13.12.07 Dott Michael Refalo KOM 13.12.08 Is-Sur Lino Spiteri KOM 13.12.08 Is-Sur Anton Tabone KOM 13.12.10 Il-Prof Josef Bonnici KOM 13.12.11 Ir-Rev Prospero Grech KOM 13.12.13 Dott Michael Frendo KOM 13.12.13 Il-Prof Edwin S Grech KOM 13.12.16 L-Arċisqof Emeritus Paul Cremona KOM Uffiċjali 13.12.92 Dott Joseph Abela UOM 13.12.92 Dott Alexander Cachia Zammit UOM 13.12.92 Mro Carmelo Pace UOM 13.12.93 L-Imħallef Maurice Caruana Curran UOM 13.12.93 Il-Prof Richard England UOM 13.12.94 Il-Prof Mro Charles Camilleri UOM 13.12.94 Dott Edward Debono UOM 13.12.94 Ir-Rev Dun Charles G Vella UOM 13.12.95 Is- Sinjura Evelyn Bonaci UOM 13.12.96 Il-Prof Salvino Busuttil UOM 13.12.96 Il-Prof Emeritus Victor Griffiths UOM 13.12.96 Dott Edgar Mizzi UOM 13.12.96 Dott Mario Felice UOM 13.12.97 Is-Sur Alfred Micallef UOM 13.12.97 Is-Sur Edmond W. Micallef UOM 13.12.98 Dott George J Hyzler UOM 13.12.98 Dott Daniel Piscopo UOM 13.12.99 Dott Stanley Zammit UOM 13.12.99 Is-Sur Joseph M Baldacchino UOM 13.12.99 L-Imħallef Wallace Gulia UOM 13.12.99 In-Nutar Dott Philip Saliba UOM 13.12.00 Dott Victor Ragonesi UOM 13.12.01 Dott Daniel Micallef UOM 13.12.02 Dott Anthony E Borg Barthet UOM 13.12.02 Is-Sur Charles E Puglisevich UOM 13.12.02 Is-Sur Larry Zahra UOM 13.12.04 Dott Joe Borg UOM 13.12.06 Dott Ena Cremona UOM 13.12.07 Il-Prof David Joseph Attard UOM 13.12.10 Il-Prof Henry Frendo UOM 13.12.11 Dott Alfred Bonnici UOM 13.12.12 L-ET Mons Sylvester C Magro UOM 13.12.13 Il-Wisq Rev Mons Victor Grech UOM 13.12.14 Is-Sur Anġlu Camilleri UOM (mogħtija wara mewtu) 13.12.14 Is-Sur Alfred Pisani UOM ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Persuni li Ġew Onorati 2 13.12.14 Patri Marius J Zerafa UOM 13.12.15 L-Imħallef Carmel Agius UOM 13.12.15 Is-Sur Joseph Sammut UOM 13.12.16 L-Imħallef Emeritus Philip Sciberras UOM Membri 13.12.92 Is-Sur Frederick Amato Gauci MOM 13.12.92 Is-Sur Joseph Attard Kingswell MOM 13.12.92 Is-Sur George W Borg MOM 13.12.92 Il-Wisq Rev Mons Philip Calleja MOM 13.12.92 Il-Wisq Rev Mons Edward Coleiro MOM 13.12.92 Il-Prof Frederick Fenech MOM 13.12.92 Is-Sur Josef Kalleya MOM 13.12.92 Il-Brigadier George Micallef MOM 13.12.92 Il-Kav Anthony Miceli Farrugia MOM 13.12.92 Is-Sinjorina Jane Spiteri MOM 13.12.93 Is-Sur Vincent Apap MOM 13.12.93 Is-Sur Anthony P Galdes MOM 13.12.93 Is-Sinjura Miriam Gauci MOM 13.12.93 Il-Wisq Rev Mons Victor Grech MOM 13.12.93 Dott John H Mercieca MOM 13.12.93 Is-Sur Albert Mizzi MOM 13.12.93 Is-Sur Bertie Muscat MOM 13.12.93 Is-Sur Evarist V Saliba MOM 13.12.93 Is-Sur Paul Sciberras MOM 13.12.93 Is-Sur Joseph P Vassallo MOM 13.12.94 Il-Prof Ġużè Aquilina MOM 13.12.94 Il-Kav Esprit Barthet MOM 13.12.94 Is-Sur George W Borg MOM 13.12.94 Dott Joseph Degiovanni MOM 13.12.94 Madre Marie De Piro MOM 13.12.94 Is-Sur Roland Flamini MOM 13.12.94 Il-Wisq Rev Mons Lawrence Gatt MOM 13.12.94 Is-Sur Carmel J Mallia MOM 13.12.94 Is-Sur Salvino Spiteri MOM 13.12.94 Is-Sur Patrick G Staines MOM 13.12.95 Is-Sur John F Axisa MOM 13.12.95 Dott Adrian Bianchi MOM 13.12.95 Il-Kav Anthony Cassar MOM 13.12.95 Is-Sur Maurice de Giorgio MOM 13.12.95 Is-Sur Alphonse Farrugia MOM 13.12.95 Madre Maria Galea MOM 13.12.95 Is-Sur Carmelo Mangion MOM 13.12.95 Is-Sur Anthony Montanaro MOM 13.12.95 Is-Sinjorina Margaret Mortimer MOM 13.12.95 Dott Carmel Vassallo MOM 13.12.96 Is-Sur George Agius MOM 13.12.96 Is-Sur Maurice Agius MOM ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Persuni li Ġew Onorati 3 13.12.96 Is-Sur Saviour Borg MOM 13.12.96 Il-Wisq Rev Mons Lawrence Cachia MOM 13.12.96 Is-Sur Ġużè Chetcuti MOM 13.12.96 Dott Joseph Micallef Stafrace MOM 13.12.96 Il-Prof Joseph Mifsud MOM 13.12.96 Ir-Rev Dun Angelo Seychell MOM 13.12.96 Il-Prof Godfrey Wettinger MOM 13.12.97 Is-Sur Sydney M Barbara MOM 13.12.97 Dott Victor Borg Grech MOM 13.12.97 Is-Sur Carlo Cini MOM 13.12.97 Is-Sur Dennis J De Giorgio MOM 13.12.97 Is-Sur Ġuże’ Diacono MOM 13.12.97 Is-Sur Anġlu Fenech MOM 13.12.97 Il-Kav Silvio Mifsud MOM 13.12.97 Is-Sinjura Moira Mintoff MOM 13.12.97 Is-Sur Kelinu Vella Haber MOM 13.12.98 Is-Sur Francis X Borg MOM 13.12.98 Is-Sur Alfred Buhagiar MOM 13.12.98 Il-Prof Anthony Busuttil MOM 13.12.98 Dott Silvio Camilleri MOM 12.12.98 Is-Sur Alfred Chircop MOM 13.12.98 Dott Albert Ganado MOM 13.12.98 Lady Margaret Mamo MOM 13.12.98 Ir-Rev Dun Alfred Sacco MOM 13.12.98 Il-Prof Joseph Victor Zammit Maempel MOM 13.12.99 Il-Prof Edwin Borg Costanzi MOM 13.12.99 Ir-Rev Dun Manwel Curmi MOM 13.12.99 Is-Sur Karmenu Ellul Galea MOM 13.12.99 Il-Prof Oliver Friggieri MOM 13.12.99 Il-Kav John Parnis England MOM 13.12.99 Dott Francis Portanier MOM 13.12.99 Dott Maria Sciberras MOM 13.12.99 Il-Brigadier John Spiteri MOM 13.12.99 Is-Sur Manni Spiteri MOM 13.12.00 Is-Sur Antoine Cachia Caruana MOM 13.12.00 Il-Kurunell Albert Camilleri MOM 13.12.00 Ir-Rev Dun Paul Chetcuti MOM 13.12.00 Dott Stephen Gatt MOM 13.12.00 Dott Francis La Ferla MOM 13.12.00 Is-Sur John Magro MOM 13.12.00 Is-Sinjorina Blanche Mary Martin MOM 13.12.00 Il-Wisq Rev Mons Fortunato P Mizzi MOM 13.12.00 Is-Sur Laurence Mizzi MOM 13.12.00 Is-Sur Raymond Pitrè MOM 13.12.01 Is-Sur Joseph Borg MOM 13.12.01 Is-Sur Jack Calamatta MOM 13.12.01 Ir-Rev Patri Charles Fenech MOM 13.12.01 Is-Sur Louis E Galea MOM 13.12.01 Is-Sur Alex Manchè MOM 13.12.01 Is-Sur Alfred Pisani MOM ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Persuni li Ġew Onorati 4 13.12.01 Is-Sur Frank Portelli MOM 13.12.01 Is-Sur Franco Serracino Inglott MOM 13.12.02 Is-Sur Ġanni Bonnici MOM 13.12.02 Ir-Rev Dun Joseph Borg MOM 13.12.02 Is-Sur Lawrence Ciantar MOM 13.12.02 Il-Prof Albert Fenech MOM 13.12.02 Is-Sur Marin Hili MOM 13.12.03 Dott Simon Busuttil MOM 13.12.03 Is-Sur Victor Camilleri MOM 13.12.03 Is-Sur Joseph J M Curmi MOM 13.12.03 Dott Lino German MOM 13.12.03 Is-Sur Tony S Mangion MOM 13.12.04 Is-Sur Louis A Farrugia MOM 13.12.04 Il-Prof Joseph Max Ganado MOM 13.12.04 Is-Sinjura Cynthia Turner MOM 13.12.05 Is-Sur Anton Agius MOM 13.12.05 Dott Philip Farrugia Randon MOM 13.12.05 Is-Sur Charles Grech Orr MOM 13.12.05 Is-Sur Salv Stellini MOM 13.12.05 Dott Paul Xuereb MOM 13.12.06 Is-Sur Spiridione M Aquilina MOM 13.12.06 Is-Sur Joseph Calleja MOM 13.12.06 Is-Sur Carmine Lauri MOM 13.12.06 Il-Kav Joseph C Sammut MOM 13.12.07 Il-Kav Joseph S Attard MOM 13.12.07 Is-Sur Charles Busuttil MOM 13.12.07 Is-Sur Laurence Grech MOM 13.12.07 Is-Sur Michael Zammit Cutajar MOM 13.12.08 Dott Katrine Camilleri MOM 13.12.08 Il-Prof Joe Friggieri MOM 13.12.08 Ir-Rev Patri Mikiel Fsadni MOM 13.12.08 Dott Mario Tabone MOM 13.12.08 Is-Sur Winston V Zahra MOM 13.12.08 Il-Prof George Albert Zarb MOM 13.12.09 Il-Prof Marie Therese Camilleri Podestà MOM 13.12.09 Is-Sinjura Miriam Cauchi MOM 13.12.09 Dott Johann De Bono MOM 13.12.09 Is-Sur Charles Magro MOM 13.12.09 Dott Victor Muscat MOM 13.12.09 Is-Sur Francis J Vassallo MOM 13.12.10 Dott Victor Calvagna MOM 13.12.10 Is-Sur John Manduca MOM 13.12.10 Dott Tonio Portughese MOM 13.12.10 Il-Maġġur Peter Paul Ripard MOM 13.12.10 Is-Sinjorina Carmen Zammit MOM 13.12.11 Is-Sur Victor Aquilina MOM 13.12.11 Is-Sur Carmelo Camilleri MOM 13.12.11 Il-Prof George E Camilleri MOM 13.12.11 Il-Markiż Nicholas De Piro d’Amico Inguanez MOM 13.12.11 Is-Sinjorina Ethel Farrugia MOM ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Persuni li Ġew Onorati 5 13.12.11 Is-Sur Achille Mizzi MOM 13.12.11 Is-Sur Michael Schiavone MOM 13.12.11 Is-Sur Francis Stivala MOM 13.12.11 Is-Sur Gaetano Vella MOM 13.12.12 Is-Sur Vincent R Attard MOM 13.12.12 Is-Sur Victor J Borg MOM 13.12.12 Is-Sur Mario Buhagiar MOM 13.12.12 Is-Sur George Fenech M.O.M 13.12.12 Is-Sinjura Maria Frendo MOM 13.12.12 Dott Clare Mary-Louise Gerada MOM 13.12.12 Dott Herbert Messina Ferrante MOM 13.12.12 Ir-Rev Dun Egidio Mizzi MOM 13.12.13 Is-Sur Paul Asciak MOMl 13.12.13 Is-Sinjura Mary Carmen Bellamy MOM
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