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ALEGRIA SAMANIEGO FLORA is a teacher by profession who became one of the most prolific writers in the country. She
FULGENCIO SANTOS FACTORAN of Orion served the country as Secretary of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) from
RUPERTO TULOD ESTANISLAO (1915-1989) was a Dinalupihan resident who once served as deputy administrator of the Philippine Veterans Affairs Office
GENERAL ROMEO C. ESPINO (1914-2003) was the first and only Bataeño to serve as Chief of Staff of the Armed
BALDOMERO GONZALES is best remembered as the last cabeza de barangay of Puerto Rivas before the Spanish-American War broke out
NORBERTO BORJA GONZALES was the 36th Secretary of the Department of the National Defense of the Philippines under the administration
DOMMY GANZON (1915-1987) was the first Abucay native to become a professional boxing champion. He won the Philippine and Oriental
EMILIO ANGELES GANCAYCO (1921- ) is the second Orion native who served as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court from
ROMEO ROBERTO GARDUCE, a native of Balanga City, is among the first three Filipinos to reach the top of Mount