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Office: DOLE RO6 BENEFICIARIES As of September 24, 2020 BENEFICIARIES As of September 24, 2020 ANNEX B Office: DOLE RO6 Program/Project NO. Name Gender Age City/Municipality/Province GOVERNMENT 1 AGUIRRE, AEDREN JAKE P. MALE 25 IBAJAY, AKLAN INTERNSHIP 2 ALAG, LEECHELL ANGEL T. FEMALE 21 IBAJAY, AKLAN PROGRAM 3 ALEJANDRO, AIRA NICA JOY T. FEMALE 23 NABAS, AKLAN 4 ALMODAL, MARY ANGELICA S. FEMALE 25 IBAJAY, AKLAN 5 ANIANA, JORDAN I. FEMALE 26 BURUANGA, AKLAN 6 ANTARAN, AIRAH MAE C. FEMALE 23 IBAJAY, AKLAN 7 ANTARAN, MARSON T. MALE 18 TANGALAN, AKLAN 8 ANTARAN, SHANE T. FEMALE 20 TANGALAN, AKLAN 9 ANTOY, JAY-R V. MALE 27 IBAJAY, AKLAN 10 AUTENCIO, HANNAH C. FEMALE 21 LEZO, AKLAN 11 BALIGUAT, NIÑA MELBIE R. FEMALE 22 NABAS, AKLAN 12 BATICAN, ROD T. MALE 27 TANGALAN, AKLAN 13 BATILOY, LEIZEL L. FEMALE 23 TANGALAN, AKLAN 14 CAGADAS, KRIZIA MAY I. FEMALE 22 LEZO, AKLAN 15 CAHILIG, AL NIÑO T. MALE 27 TANGALAN, AKLAN 16 CANDOLITA, JOHN FRANCIS R. MALE 22 BURUANGA, AKLAN 17 CANDOLITA, PRECIOUS LEE R. FEMALE 20 BURUANGA, AKLAN 18 CAPORAS, CRISTINE T. FEMALE 18 TANGALAN, AKLAN 19 CLAUD, COLLYN U. FEMALE 20 IBAJAY, AKLAN 20 DAILISAN, DIANE JOY S. FEMALE 22 IBAJAY, AKLAN 21 DALAWIS, JODA T. FEMALE 24 IBAJAY, AKLAN 22 DE PABLO, AILA MAE A. FEMALE 22 TANGALAN, AKLAN 23 DE VICENTE, JAYSON T. MALE 21 LEZO, AKLAN 24 DOMINGUEZ, JOAN T. FEMALE 24 TANGALAN, AKLAN 25 DUMALAOG, MARIA LUISA S. FEMALE 22 BURUANGA, AKLAN 26 EBRADA, RODEL MALE 20 TANGALAN, AKLAN 27 ESTUYA, HAZEL MAE S. FEMALE 20 BURUANGA, AKLAN 28 FLORES, JEROME MALE 24 MALAY, AKLAN 29 FLORES, JHON ARTHUR MALE 22 MALAY, AKLAN 30 FLORES, SHEILA MAE M. FEMALE 23 TANGALAN, AKLAN 31 FRANCISCO, NEIL M. MALE 27 NABAS, AKLAN 32 GARCIA, MICHAEL ANGELO T. MALE 23 NABAS, AKLAN 33 IBESATE, SHAIRA MAY D. FEMALE 21 NUMANCIA, AKLAN 34 IGAT, RHEA P. FEMALE 22 NABAS, AKLAN 35 ILIN, ROSALIE M. FEMALE 21 MALINAO, AKLAN 36 LEOCARIO, TRISHA ANNE H. FEMALE 23 KALIBO, AKLAN 37 LEOCARIO, VEA D. FEMALE 21 KALIBO, AKLAN 38 LEONARDO, JOVELLE J. FEMALE 20 IBAJAY, AKLAN 39 LUCES, MARK IAN D. MALE 25 LEZO, AKLAN 40 MAGLUYAN, JEREMY D. MALE 19 IBAJAY, AKLAN 41 MAMAGAT, VALERIE M. FEMALE 22 MALINAO, AKLAN 42 MANINGAS, HYACINTH D. FEMALE 19 KALIBO, AKLAN 43 MANOCAN, JOHN CARLO A. MALE 26 NABAS, AKLAN 44 MARTELINO, CHRISTIAN REY C. MALE 24 KALIBO, AKLAN Program/Project NO. Name Gender Age City/Municipality/Province 45 MARTIREZ, RUBY ANA G. FEMALE 29 NABAS, AKLAN 46 MERENDER, ERA MAY T. FEMALE 21 TANGALAN, AKLAN 47 MOLO, ANGIE F. FEMALE 21 TANGALAN, AKLAN 48 PACOMA, JOHN RENZO S. MALE 22 NABAS, AKLAN 49 PALMON, PRINCESS LANE J. FEMALE 21 KALIBO, AKLAN 50 PANAGUITON, PAUL JOHN T. MALE 25 TANGALAN, AKLAN 51 PIOQUID, ZYREL GAY U. FEMALE 26 MAKATO, AKLAN 52 PONTOY, KASELYN D. FEMALE 21 LEZO, AKLAN 53 PRADO, MHEL ANTONETTE N. FEMALE 25 TANGALAN, AKLAN 54 PUOD, LEOMAR T. MALE 26 MAKATO, AKLAN 55 RAMOS, HONEY LEE R. FEMALE 26 MALINAO, AKLAN 56 REGALADO, GLORY GELLE D. FEMALE 25 NUMANCIA, AKLAN 57 REGALADO, KEANA B. FEMALE 20 TANGALAN, AKLAN 58 REGAPA, RHEA C. FEMALE 29 MALINAO, AKLAN 59 RENONG, RAVEN CLAIRE M. FEMALE 18 IBAJAY, AKLAN 60 REY, ANNA MAE L. FEMALE 24 MAKATO, AKLAN 61 ROMERO, MARK ANTHONY D. MALE 22 LEZO, AKLAN 62 RONDARIO, KATE VALERIE T. FEMALE 20 MALINAO, AKLAN 63 SADIASA, NORELLE JUSTENE F. MALE 29 NABAS, AKLAN 64 SALAZAR, JACQUILYN C. FEMALE 27 TANGALAN, AKLAN 65 SALAZAR, JANINE C. MALE 25 IBAJAY, AKLAN 66 SALIDO, RONAN S. MALE 30 NUMANCIA, AKLAN 67 SAPICO, JERNI I. MALE 23 IBAJAY, AKLAN 68 SENATIN, ERISH ERVIN D. FEMALE 23 TANGALAN, AKLAN 69 SEÑERIS, MA. JONA KER M. FEMALE 22 TANGALAN, AKLAN 70 SERINO, DHANNA MAE F. FEMALE 20 TANGALAN, AKLAN 71 SERINO, LEA MARIE T. FEMALE 20 BURUANGA, AKLAN 72 SUALOG, SHELLA MAY P. MALE 30 NABAS, AKLAN 73 SUAN, RIZALITO F. MALE 28 IBAJAY, AKLAN 74 TABURDA, ARIEL C. FEMALE 24 IBAJAY, AKLAN 75 TABURDA, DAILYN C. MALE 19 TANGALAN, AKLAN 76 TAGUMPAY, JOHN GENARD G. FEMALE 29 TANGALAN, AKLAN 77 TAGUMPAY, MARY JOYCE T. MALE 19 TANGALAN, AKLAN 78 TALA-OC, JHON MACKY T. FEMALE 22 TANGALAN, AKLAN 79 TALA-OC, JUDELYN L. FEMALE 26 TANGALAN, AKLAN 80 TALA-OC, REGINE T. FEMALE 21 TANGALAN, AKLAN 81 TAMAYO, JIENY ANN T. FEMALE 20 TANGALAN, AKLAN 82 TASOY, ANECITO JR. T. MALE 23 TANGALAN, AKLAN 83 TEFORA, SHIELLA MAE M. FEMALE 25 TANGALAN, AKLAN 84 TORIAGA, JOERLYN C. MALE 28 TANGALAN, AKLAN 85 TRAJE, NICKY RAY T. FEMALE 28 MAKATO, AKLAN 86 TRANCE, JOHN FLORENCE I. FEMALE 26 TANGALAN, AKLAN 87 TUBANG, JE ANN T. FEMALE 28 MAKATO, AKLAN 88 TUBERA, MAY ANN B. MALE 23 IBAJAY, AKLAN 89 TUMBAGAHAN, DARWIN L. FEMALE 21 IBAJAY, AKLAN 90 URQUIOLA, FAITH EUNICE T. FEMALE 25 LEZO, AKLAN 91 VALENCIA, ROSLYN I. FEMALE 22 MAKATO, AKLAN 92 VALENZUELA, HELEN T. FEMALE 30 IBAJAY, AKLAN Program/Project NO. Name Gender Age City/Municipality/Province 93 VILLANUEVA, MANILYN F. FEMALE 20 NUMANCIA, AKLAN 94 VILLARIZA, SARAH LYN V. FEMALE 20 TANGALAN, AKLAN 95 ZAMBRONA, BEA L. MALE 23 NUMANCIA, AKLAN 96 ZAMBRONA, VINZ L. MALE 23 NUMANCIA, AKLAN 97 ABAGATNAN, YVONNE, D FEMALE 25 SAN JOSE, ANTIQUE 98 ABAN, CATHERINE MAE, O. FEMALE 22 SAN JOSE, ANTIQUE 99 ABAN, WILFREDA T. FEMALE 22 HAMTIC, ANTIQUE 100 ABAO, ENRICA A. FEMALE 28 SIBALOM, ANTIQUE 101 ABAO, JANESSA O. FEMALE 23 SIBALOM, ANTIQUE 102 ABAO, RICHARD JR. J. MALE 26 BELISON, ANTIQUE 103 ABEJO, JIMELYN A. FEMALE 25 LIBERTAD, ANTIQUE 104 ABEJO, NERDELYN A. FEMALE 23 LIBERTAD, ANTIQUE 105 ABELLON, ARJANE S. FEMALE 22 HAMTIC, ANTIQUE 106 ABONG, MARY ROSE M. FEMALE 22 HAMTIC, ANTIQUE 107 ABONG, PAMELA O. FEMALE 24 SIBALOM, ANTIQUE 108 ABORQUE, WENNY LYN G. FEMALE 28 BELISON, ANTIQUE 109 ACOSTA, MARJORIE G. FEMALE 21 TOBIAS FORNIER, ANTIQUE 110 ACUBERA, PAMELA MAE B. FEMALE 23 BELISON, ANTIQUE 111 ACUT, BENJIE P. MALE 27 ANINI-Y, ANTIQUE 112 ADORA, ROXANNE, B FEMALE 30 SAN REMIGIO, ANTIQUE 113 ADRADA, CRISTINE T. FEMALE 25 HAMTIC, ANTIQUE 114 ADRADA, KEYCEE ANN FEMALE 28 HAMTIC, ANTIQUE 115 AGAN, RAZEL B. FEMALE 24 HAMTIC, ANTIQUE 116 AGAPITO, RICA MAE M FEMALE 24 LAUA-AN, ANTIQUE 117 AGTING, MA. CATHERINE M FEMALE 25 BUGASONG, ANTIQUE 118 AGUILLON, KRISTINE MAE O. FEMALE 25 ANINI-Y, ANTIQUE 119 AGUILO, SHERILE B. FEMALE 24 VALDERRAMA, ANTIQUE 120 AGUSTIN, JOVEN B MALE 22 PATNONGON, ANTIQUE 121 AGUSTIN, LORIVELL E FEMALE 22 BARBAZA, ANTIQUE 122 AGUSTIN, ROSSENELYNN A FEMALE 25 BARBAZA, ANTIQUE 123 ALAB, JEAN T FEMALE 26 PATNONGON, ANTIQUE 124 ALAGAO, CRISEL L. FEMALE 22 SAN JOSE, ANTIQUE 125 ALAGOS, ANGELICA M FEMALE 24 PATNONGON, ANTIQUE 126 ALAGOS, MELANIE D. FEMALE 27 SIBALOM, ANTIQUE 127 ALAYU, ALCHEN A. FEMALE 29 TOBIAS FORNIER, ANTIQUE 128 ALCALEN, EMMILY A. FEMALE 32 TOBIAS FORNIER, ANTIQUE 129 ALCALEN, MA. NELYN JOY C. FEMALE 28 TOBIAS FORNIER, ANTIQUE 130 ALCOBILLA, CHARLIE MAE, R. FEMALE 26 SAN REMIGIO, ANTIQUE 131 ALCOSABA, JHOPHELLE S. MALE 21 SIBALOM, ANTIQUE 132 ALCOSABA, LIEZEL O. FEMALE 21 SIBALOM, ANTIQUE 133 ALEJANDRO, CRISTINE KATE A FEMALE 23 BARBAZA, ANTIQUE 134 ALEJANDRO, JINGKLE M FEMALE 26 BUGASONG, ANTIQUE 135 ALEJANDRO, MARRY JOY, R. FEMALE 25 SAN REMIGIO, ANTIQUE 136 ALENTAJAN, MARICAR, M. FEMALE 27 SAN JOSE, ANTIQUE 137 ALFONSO, SHERYLL M. FEMALE 29 LIBERTAD, ANTIQUE 138 ALLO, JACQUILYN O. FEMALE 34 VALDERRAMA, ANTIQUE 139 ALOJADO, APRIL ROSE R. FEMALE 22 SIBALOM, ANTIQUE 140 ALORRO, NENÑA MAE M. FEMALE 25 CULASI, ANTIQUE Program/Project NO. Name Gender Age City/Municipality/Province 141 ALPAS, JUDY LYN B. FEMALE 29 CULASI, ANTIQUE 142 ALPAS, LORRAINE M. FEMALE 25 SIBALOM, ANTIQUE 143 ALPAS, REYNELIN M. FEMALE 29 BELISON, ANTIQUE 144 ALPAS, ROMNICK M. MALE 24 SIBALOM, ANTIQUE 145 ALTAR, QUEENIE MARIE A. FEMALE 21 HAMTIC, ANTIQUE 146 ALVAREZ, GEVIE FEMALE 23 PANDAN, ANTIQUE 147 ALVAREZ, JEANY QUEEN V. FEMALE 22 PANDAN, ANTIQUE 148 ALVAREZ, JOEANE FE M. FEMALE 28 TOBIAS FORNIER, ANTIQUE 149 AMAR, ANGEL GRACE B. FEMALE 23 VALDERRAMA, ANTIQUE 150 AMAR, DIAN ROSE C. FEMALE 21 TIBIAO, ANTIQUE 151 AMAR, LORELYN M. FEMALE 22 CULASI, ANTIQUE 152 AMBUBUYOG, NORIE MAE C FEMALE 28 PANDAN, ANTIQUE 153 AMEDO, GERALINE S FEMALE 22 BUGASONG, ANTIQUE 154 ANACLETO, RONALD, G. MALE 24 SAN REMIGIO, ANTIQUE 155 ANDRADE, MARDION MALE 22 PANDAN, ANTIQUE 156 ANOS, MARK ANTHONY A. MALE 30 CULASI, ANTIQUE 157 ANTARAN, JONAMAE S. FEMALE 22 PANDAN, ANTIQUE 158 ANTONIO, ALEJANDRO L. JR MALE 23 CULASI, ANTIQUE 159 ANTONIO, ELENGIE FEMALE 22 TIBIAO, ANTIQUE 160 ANTONIO, GOLDEMHER MALE 22 PANDAN, ANTIQUE 161 APATAN, CHERRY ANN V FEMALE 21 BUGASONG, ANTIQUE 162 APOSTOL, ALMAMAE A FEMALE 22 PATNONGON, ANTIQUE 163 AQUINO, REYNALYN R. FEMALE 26 VALDERRAMA, ANTIQUE 164 ARANETA, KEILA F FEMALE 27 BARBAZA, ANTIQUE 165 ARANGOTE, CHARMIE LOU A. FEMALE 22 VALDERRAMA, ANTIQUE 166 ARBADO, ANALYN G. FEMALE 22 CULASI, ANTIQUE 167 ARCILLA, MARY JOY A. FEMALE 27 ANINI-Y, ANTIQUE 168 ARCOS, RUBYLYN MAE S. FEMALE 24 HAMTIC, ANTIQUE 169 ARDALES, DEN MARL V MALE 23 PATNONGON, ANTIQUE 170 ARDAMOY, CARMELA THEA DEE T. FEMALE 23 BELISON, ANTIQUE 171 ARETAÑO, JENNIFER M. FEMALE 22 SIBALOM, ANTIQUE 172 ARETAÑO, MARICEL O FEMALE 27 LAUA-AN, ANTIQUE 173 ARETAÑO, MARK DELTON LLOYD P MALE 24 LAUA-AN, ANTIQUE 174 ARGUELLES, ANGELIE C. FEMALE 28 BUGASONG, ANTIQUE 175 ARGUELLES, EDITH B. FEMALE 37 TIBIAO, ANTIQUE 176 ARIOLA, GEMROSE, V FEMALE 27 SAN JOSE, ANTIQUE 177 ARMONIO, ROLLY, E. MALE 25 SAN REMIGIO, ANTIQUE 178 ARNAIZ, CHERRY BELLE T FEMALE 23 PATNONGON, ANTIQUE 179 ARNAIZ, EBANREB, R. MALE 22 SAN JOSE, ANTIQUE 180 ARNAIZ, JUDITH P FEMALE 30 BUGASONG, ANTIQUE 181 ARSENIO, ERIC C.
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