Dental Mission By Jimmy Cardano

The Mabuhay, Inc. dental team is

all set for its’ 3rd Dental Mission

to the Philippines. It will be held

in Bauang, La Union from

January 21 to 23, 2011. The

team will be headed by MI’s 2009

-2010 President Lita Dialino and

her husband Manny Dialino with

Trustee Jimmy Cardano, his wife

Judy and their daughter Julia. The

team will also be joined by MI

members John and his wife

Nenita Richardson. Our group has

partnered with Manila Dental

Society, the Philippines Dental

Association; and the local dental

chapter of La Union to offer free

dental services to the needy.

H u n d r e d s o r p e r h a p s

thousands of people are

expected to show up and will

need free dental services. We will

also be giving away toothbrushes,

toothpastes, and children’s toys.

All Mabuhay, Inc. volunteers will

travel next year without

hesitation, to share their

blessings and make beautiful

smiles a reality for our

kababayans. These are the

reasons that make this trip a

worthwhile and successful

program!

MABUHAY ANG MABUHAY

DENTAL TEAM! GOD BLESS!

Please note:

Mabuhay, Inc is a 501c3

organization. Any donation to the

dental mission will be tax

deductible up to what the law

allows. Thank you for your

generosity.

The Mabuhay StarThe Mabuhay Star Official Newsletter of Mabuhay, Inc.

A Filipino-American Association www.mabuhayinc-md.org

Winter 2010

Inside this issue:

Mabuhay Officer 2

Mabuhay Events &

Trip to Atlantic

2

MICS Open House

& Parangal 2010

3

On a Roll, Commu-

nity Outreach, and

Golf Tournament

4

Be a Member &

Caroling

5

Camp Mabuhay

LOC, Dr. Jose Rizal

Award, and Asia

Festival

6

25th Anniversary 7

2011-2012 Mabuhay Board Officers By Jimmy Cardano

On November 29, 2010, the COMELEC conducted an election of Mabuhay, Inc. officers and board of director at the Dialino residence and presided by Mencie Hairston and Jimmy Cardano. We are proud to announce the incoming officers and directors of 2011-2012 who will be inducted during MI’s Christmas party on December 11, 2010 at the Sheraton Hotel in Beltsville, Maryland. The new officers are the following:

Vicky Calizo, President, - she has been a member since 2001 and served as Vice-President from 2009-2010. In addition to her volunteer work with MI, she serves as the coordinator of the Filipino Mass at Holy Family Church in Woodmore, Maryland. Liezl Argente, Vice President - served as 2009-2010 Auditor and a parent volunteer for Mabuhay Culture School which her children attend. Philip San Gabriel, Secretary – has been active member of MI for over 10 years most especially with CAMP MABUHAY and youth activities.

Mely Alcazar, Treasurer - an active member since 1996. She served as Chair of the Outreach Committee in 2008 and Treasurer from 2009-2010. Alexis Isip, Auditor - an active member for many years, she served as the director of Ways and Means Committee from 2009-2010. The following were appointed to c h a i r t h e A s s o c i a t i o n ’ s Committees:

Manny Lopez, Membership - a member since 1989 and served as member of the Board of MI since 2004. He also acts as the official photographer of the association. Monette Roxas-Tharp, Youth Development - a “behind the scenes” volunteer for MI for a number of years and is also an active volunteer for a number of organizations. John Richardson, Senior Citizens - a retired Medical Technologist, John has been a member of MI for many years and actively worked with the MI Education and Cultural Committee.

Roy Cobo, Ways and Means - has been an active member of MI since 2001. He joined the Dental Mission to Daet, Camarines Norte in Bicol in 2008. His daughters Katrina and Jackie, were Camp Mabuhay volunteers for several years. Moks Laureles, Education and Culture - a volunteer teacher of the MI Culture School and served as the chair of Education and Culture Committee for the past 5 years. Sharon Richardson, Outreach – an MI member for a number of years, she is a licensed clinical s o c i a l w o r k e r a n d psychotherapist. She is the Founder and Executive Director of the Culture Development Institute, LLC.

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In separate election held on

November 28, 2010, the

M a b u h a y Y o u t h G r o u p

supervised by the youth director

Philip San Gabriel, elected the

following to serve as the officers

for the 2011-2012 term:

Leo Ruzle Quidlat, President;

Irene Barnachea, Vice President;

Jan Salvacion, Secretary,

Kierra Sartor, Community

Service Officer;

Jonathan Alcazar , Public

Relations Officer

The 2011-2012 Board of

Trustees are Jimmy Cardano,

Mencie Hairston, Dr. Esmerando

“Bong” Juanitez, Zeny Juanitez,

Lita Dialino and Lulu Alexander.

Congratulations to the 2011-

2012 Mabuhay, Inc leaders!

Mabuhay Po Kayong Lahat!

Maligayang Pasko at Manigong

Bagong Taon!

2011-2012 Mabuhay Board Officers (Con’t) By Jimmy Cardano

A trip to Atlantic City By Mely Alcazar

Cardano; Sylvia Calalang; Aurora

Albano; Jay Alcazar; and Manny

Lopez.

The fun started for everyone as

soon as we leave Maryland. We

played bingo and had several

raffles for cash prizes and

various gift items. A light snack

with drinks was also served. As

soon as we arrived in Atlantic

City, each one was so excited to

partake in the many activities

the place has to offer. Some

rushed to go to their favorite slot

machines; others went shopping

at the various outlet stores; and

a number of people just went

board walking and sight-seeing.

These are just some of the

things anyone can do in one day

and it makes a difference when

you can spend a day full of fun

and happiness with a wonderful

group of friends and family.

All our invited to join us again to

the next Mabuhay Atlantic City

Trip so watch out for it!

Mabuhay Inc. held its’ annual

trip to Atlantic City on March 13

2010. It was a successful

endeavor with the help of

Mabuhay officers, board

members, trustees, and

volunteers. We appreciate all

your help and continued

support to our organization. A

special thank you to the

following committee members

and volunteers who assisted on

this trip: Vicky and Ruben

Calizo; Lulu Alexander; Alexis

and Mike Isip; Lita and Manny

Dialino; Jimmy and Judy

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“it makes a

difference when

you can spend a

day full of fun

and happiness

with a wonderful

group of friends

and family.”

2011—2012

Mabuhay Youth

L to R: Jan Salvacion, Secretary;

Irene Barnachea, Vice President;

Leo Ruzle Quidlat, President;

Kierra Sartor, Community

Service Officer; J.R. Alcazar,

Public Relations Officer

The following are list of

Accomplishment and Events that

Mabuhay, Inc organized.

2009 February 13 - King & Queen of

Hearts March 28 - Spring Fling April 12 - Easter Egg Hunt May 1 - Asian Pacific Heritage May 9 - Mother's Day May 16 - Golf Tournament June 20 - Father's Day July 4 - Wreath Laying @ Peace

Cross July 31 - Camp Mabuhay August 23 - Annual Picnic October 4 - Opening day of

Culture School October 10 - Parangal for Lulu

Alexander November 1 - Ma-boo-hay

Halloween November 18 – Cheered the

Filipino Spirit Across America

December 12 - Pasko December 31 - Ondoy Victim -

Heart of Mary Villa donated

$1,000.00 December 31 - Ondoy Victim - Fr.

Edwin Fontanilla Church - La

Union donated $1,000.00 December 31 - Ondoy Victim -

UGAT Foundation donated

$1,000.00

2010 March 13 - Spring Fling April 24 - King & Queen May 15 - Annual Golf

Tournament June 19 - Senior Citizen Get

Together

June 27 - PFAC Community

Picnic July 1 - Asian Festival July 2 - Smithsonian Folk Life

Festival – talk story tent

featuring Camp Mabuhay

July 6-8 - Camp Mabuhay August 8 - Annual Picnic August 21 - 25th Anniversary

Celebration

October 10 - Mabuhay, Inc.

Culture School Open House

November 13 - Memorial Bowl

for Fund-Raising November 27 to January 1 -

Christmas Caroling - Fundraising

event November 29 - Rice Sponsorship

for Batang Pinangga~ Mabuhay,

Inc. donated $800

November 29 -

Donated $150.00 + personal

donations from the MI Officers

and Trustees for a total of

$1,050.00 to BLD to help a

cancer patient's appeal December 3 & 4 – Prince

George’s County Deserving Kids

December 11 - Pasko &

Induction of Officers

Mabuhay Accomplishments and Events 2009-2010

2011—2012

Board of Trustees

Mabuhay Inc. Culture School

(MICS) began the fall season on

October 10, 2010 when it

opened its 2010-2011 School

Year at the Greenbelt

Community Center. Present for

the Open House were two of its

founding members, Lulu

Alexander and Zeny Juanitez, as

well as former Mabuhay Inc.

Presidents Jimmy Cardano and

Mencie Hairston, and current

Mabuhay President Lita Dialino.

New and returning students

came with their parents who

were briefed of the objectives

and typical Sunday afternoon

class at MICS. MICS, now on its

20th year run, is designed to

teach the common bonds of

history, geography, and culture

between the United States and

the Philippines. It aims to en-

hance the self-esteem and

“cultural competence” of young

Filipino Americans – children

who know, share, and are

proud of their parents’ customs

and traditions.

The current MICS Staff makes

learning fun with hands-on

activities in arts and crafts,

music, folk dancing, literature,

Filipino-American history, and

Filipino language. MICS’

students form friendships with

other Filipino-American children

who share similar l i fe

experiences and meet adults

who successfully straddle two

c u l t u r e s . P e r f o r m a n c e

opportunit ies bui ld self

confidence. MICS students are

inv i ted and g iven the

opportunity to perform in

Mabuhay Inc. functions and

endeavors. Older students may

fulfill their school volunteer

hours requirement at MICS

when they join as “ates/kuyas”

who assist the staff.

MICS is still accepting students

from ages 4 to 15 years old to

join them every Sunday

afternoon from 2:30 to 4:30

P.M. MICS runs until May 22,

2011 for this current school

year. Please get in touch with

any of the teaching staff listed

below.

Mencie Hairston:

mencie.hairston@gmail.com

c: 240-355-4930

Moks Laureles:

fmflii@gmail.com

c:202-957-1620

c:443-683-6217

Liezl Argente:

argente@comcast.net

301-595-5813

Millet Panga:

rdvpanga@yahoo.com

301-275-1198

economy, had shown that there

is a vibrant desire to promote

Fi l ipino culture in the

community. It strengthens and

enriches our traditions while

making them relevant and

integrated in contemporary

America. Proceeds raised from

this event made healthy smiles

possible for the beneficiaries of

our Dental Program to the

Philippines and also the Senior

Citizen program.

The Mabuhay choir serenaded

Lulu with beautiful tagalog

songs, Mabuhay members

performed a dance number

with Lulu as a surprised and

willing participant, and guests

gave testimonies on her many

Parangal is a tagalog word

which means "an honor given"

to someone. Last October 28,

2009, a tribute in honor of Ms.

Lulu Alexander was held in her

recognition as one of the

founding members of Mabuhay,

Inc. Organization. The stability

and the vast growth of the or-

ganization are attributed

significantly to her strong

influence to the community.

She plays a major role in

propagating the organization

to society.

The fundraising event was held

very successfully. The excellent

participation of our members

and guests, and their generous

support in light of today's

accomplishments. The night

ended with many beautiful

memories and confirmed once

again that Mabuhay, Inc is one

solid organization.

MICS Open House Ushered in School Year 2010-2011 By Moks Laureles

Parangal 2009 By Alexis V. Isip

Winter 2010

“MICS Staff

makes

learning fun

with hands-on

activities in

arts and crafts,

music, folk

dancing,

literature, “

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In honor of our Tita Letty Buan,

who was either a lola, a tita, or

an ate to anyone; a memorial

bowling tournament aptly

named “Alay Kay Ate Letty” was

held in her honor on November

13, 2010 at Laurel Bowling

Center.

A total of eight teams with five

bowlers each, aspired to win

one of the coveted trophies

after competing for three

games.

The winners were:

First Place Team: Susan Roxas,

Jose Racelis, Ruben Calizo,

Nardy Roxas, and Manny

Dialino.

High Set with handicap: First

Place Male: Ed Salvacion

(696) and First Place

Female: Lulu Alexander

(647)

High Game with handicap:

First Place Male: Alex

Padua (315) and First Place

Female: Baisy Mulgada (264)

Congratulations to all the

winners and we hope to see

you all again on our next tour-

ney!

Philippines scheduled for

January 2011 and other

various projects of Mabuhay,

Inc.

Congratulations to the following

winners:

1st place men’s team: Mike

Ignao, Ed Parague, Joel

Paragua & Ding Avellano

2nd place men’s team: Jim

Blackburn, Marty Cunningham,

Bill Keirnan & Tom Thomas

1st place ladies’ team:

Ernestine Barkers, Kay

Graham, Suzane Marshall &

Lillie Westbrooks

Mabuhay, Inc. would like to

thank all the golfers, sponsors

and volunteers who supported

our 6th annual Golf

Tournament held on

May 15, 2010 at Marl-

ton Golf Club of Upper

Marlboro, Maryland.

The golfers had a

fantastic time. The

sunny weather, the

del ic ious F i l ip ino

dishes that was served

for dinner and the ex-

citing 50/50 raffle drawing

helped in making the day a

success. Funds raised from

this event will support our

dental miss ion in the

2nd place ladies’ team: Lulu

Alexander, Armi Felix & Joann

Moreland

1st place mix team: Lito

Bonoan, Kahlil Rasul, Cecil

Rasul & Jun Rasul

2nd place mix team: Dale

Lynch, Andy Mathers, Terry

Mathers & Thomas Mathers

Long Drive for men is Khalil

Rasul and long drive for women

is Kay Graham.

A huge thank you to our spon-

sors: Census 2010, Annette

Caranto of Weichert Realtors,

Buddy & Au Pablo, and Verizon.

Mabuhay, Inc. on a Roll By Lita Dialino

Mabuhay Golf Tournament by Victoria Calizo

Community Outreach by John Cabrera

programs during the event.

In July, we had our “Wreath

L a y i n g ” c e r e m o n y i n

Washington, DC to honor our

veterans. In early December,

we participated in “Christmas

Party for the Deserving Kids of

Prince George’s County” held at

Eleanor Roosevelt High School

in Greenbelt, MD. Mabuhay,

Inc. members were part of the

en ter ta inment p rog ram,

assisted in stuffing of book

bags, and wrapped gifts.

Mabuhay youth members who

participated tirelessly in the

program received volunteer

hours to meet their graduation

requirement. In addition to

volunteering, we also provided

some monetary help to

facilitate the whole event.

Every year, Mabuhay Inc. is

involved with many community

Outreach events. To name a

few, we had our “King and

Queen of Hearts” originally

scheduled in February but due

to the snowstorm, it was

rescheduled in spring. The

occasion was held for our

s e n i o r m e m b e r s a n d

supporters. We recognized and

spent some quality time with

them and incorporated special

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If you would like to be part of a

wonderful organization that

promotes our Filipino culture

and tradition, then Mabuhay,

Inc. is for you. Membership to

Mabuhay, Inc is open to anyone

18 years and over. Seventeen

years old and below are

covered under their parents (or

family) membership.

Membership fees are as

follows: Individual membership

(18 yrs old & over) is $15.00;

Family membership is $30.00;

Senior Citizen membership (62

yrs old & over) is $10.00;

S t u d e n t m e m b e r s h i p

(Undergrad & Graduate) is

$10.00. Please note that this

is a one time membership fee.

No matter what age you are, we

have Mabuhay activities that

you can join and participate in.

Such as:

Culture School - A weekend

cultural and educational

enrichment program for

children ages 4 - 16, designed

to teach the common bonds of

history, geography and culture

between the United States and

the Philippines and to enhance

the self-esteem of our young

Filipino Americans.

Camp Mabuhay - A three-day

camp for children adopted from

the Philippines and their

families is held annually in

Columbia, MD. The participants

come from all over the eastern

United States. The Camp serves

as the adopted children's

anchor to their birth culture.

Mabuhay Dance Group -

Comprised of volunteer dancers

of varying ages, the Dance

Group is our most effective way

of showcasing the richness of

the Philippine culture. Upon

request, the Dance Group

performs at community events,

senior citizen homes and area

schools.

Youth Development - Provides

l e a d e r s h i p t r a i n i n g

o p p o r t u n i t i e s . P r o v i d e s

enrichment activities in writ-

ing, public speaking, art, fash-

ion shows, mentor programs,

and other endeavors to

enhance self-esteem and

promote success. It also

provides annual recognition of

youth achievement in

academic and extra-curricular

activities.

Senior Citizens Program -

Provides opportunities for

socialization for Senior Citizens

through monthly gatherings and

trips. We also have a special

dance group comprised of senior

citizen members.

Pasko - Family and

friends come together

for an evening of fun,

songs, dance and

traditional Filipino

Christmas celebration.

Family Summer Picnic

– This is a “potluck”

gathering of friends

and community leaders to sample

Filipino cuisine and to honor the

outstanding achievements of our

young people.

E m e r g e n c y A s s i s t a n c e -

Mabuhay Inc. extends emergency

assistance to victims of calamities

and natural disasters in the U.S.

A. and in the Philippines. You can

be a volunteer; we have volunteer

opportunities for mentors,

teachers, dancers, singers and

fundraisers. You can be a

supporter; your tax deductible

contribution will help us carry on

the various projects we have for

our youth, senior citizens and

community outreach. If you have

any questions or if you would like

to submit your membership,

please approach any of the

Mabuhay, Inc. officers and they

will assist you. MABUHAY!!

Mabuhay, Inc. members and

volunteers joined the chorale

group with regular practices

held at Manny and Lita

Dial ino’s residence and

directed by Robert Bagtas.

From November 27, 2010 until

January 6, 2011, the chorale

group will be knocking on doors

of families with joyful hearts,

hoping that their generosity will

provide and fulfill a genuine act

The Mabuhay, Inc. choral group

started the Christmas season

by serenading Mrs. Andrea

Guiang and the residents of

Larkin Chase Nursing Home in

Bowie, Maryland with joyous

Christmas carols. Mrs. Guiang

was the second President of

Mabuhay, Inc. and her daughter

Tina Gutierrez, was one of the

first officers.

of love by the Mabuhay, Inc.

Dental Mission. Your family

and friends will be serenaded

with Christmas carols and at

the same time your spirits will

be lifted in preparation for the

birth of our dear Lord, Jesus

Christ.

Merry Christmas to all!!

Be a Mabuhay, Inc. Member! By Manny Lopez

CAROLING By Lita Dialino

Winter 2010

“Provides

enrichment

activities in

writing, public

speaking, art,

fashion shows,

mentor

programs, and

other

endeavors”

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Mencie Hairston, a member of

the Board of Trustees and

project director for Camp

Mabuhay, was one of three

panelists for the 2010 Library

of Congress Book Event that

featured Mei-Ling Hopgood,

author of Lucky Girl: A Memoir,

held last October 19, 2010.

Hopgood discussed her book,

which details her experience as

a 1970s adoptee from Taiwan

to the United States who later

reconnected with her birth

family and who struggled to

develop an identity for herself.

Tara Linh Leaman, associate

director of the Evan B.

Donaldson Adoption Institute in

New York, who is an African-

Asian adoptee from Vietnam

was the third member of the

panel.

The book event also marked

the launch of the Library’s

collection of materials on the

Asian adoptees’ experience.

Hairston presented a compila-

tion of materials about the es-

tablishment of Camp Mabuhay

in 1995, the Mabuhay Culture

School, and Mabuhay, Inc.’s

organizational profile to Peter

Young, chief of the Library’s

Asian Division. According to

Reme Grefalda, librarian-

curator for the Asian Division,

these materials will not only

serve generations of scholars

on Asian American history but

a l s o a f f o r d a d o p t e e s

themselves a window to their

unique place in America’s

history.

Mabuhay, Inc. Culture School.

One of the highlights of the day

w a s m e e t i n g C r i s t e t a

Comerford, the Executive Chef

of the White House. The

children learned about Ms.

Comerford during culture

school and were very excited

for the opportunity to meet her

in person. One of the culture

school students, Kayla Argente

was selected to be a helper

d u r i n g h e r c o o k i n g

demonstration and they

prepared the White House

The Mabuhay, Inc kids

participated at the 7th Annual

Asian Festival on July 31, 2010

held in Reston, Virginia. They

performed the Itik-Itik dance

and Subli Hat that they learned

and practiced during their

classes at Mabuhay Culture

School held every

S u n d a y f r o m

October thru May.

Please visit our

w e b s i t e a t

www.mabuhayinc-

md.org to learn

m o r e a b o u t

summer salad. Kayla had fun

assisting and tasting the salad.

The event was a great

experience for our Mabuhay

Culture Kids. They enjoyed

performing and experiencing

the whole Asian Festival.

CAMP MABUHAY NOW PART OF LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ASIAN COLLECTION

By Mencie Hairston

Mabuhay kids participated at the 7th Annual Asian Festival By Liezl Argente

Dr. Jose Rizal Youth Award By Liezl Argente

Congratulations to Eliza Buan,

Katherine Argente, Kayla

Argente, and Kevin Argente.

They are the recipients of the

Dr. Jose Rizal Youth Award

presented on November 20,

2010 held at the Embassy of

the Philippines, Washington,

DC. The Event was sponsored

by PAFC and Embassy of the

Philippines. Proud to be a

Mabuhay, Inc. member.

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Winter 2010 Page 7

A historic milestone has been reached! Mabuhay, Inc. celebrated 25 years of cultural education and community service this past August

2010 with a gala held at the Sheraton Hotel in Beltsville MD. The event was very well attended with the ballroom packed to full capacity

with members and friends who supports Mabuhay, Inc.’s goals and mission. The gala were co-chaired by Liezl Argente and Alexis Isip, and

they were joined by the officers, board of directors, board of trustees, and Mabuhay members as their committee team. The night opened

with a welcome message from the President, the Filipino and American national anthems sung by our culture school children, and an

invocation by Fr. Pete Literal.

The highlights of the programme were: Past and present Presidents took turns in presenting different programs offered by the associa-

tion which include the Children Culture School held every Sunday; programs to honor our Senior Citizens, various fundraising and outreach

programs such as the Dental Mission, Batang Pinanga in Cebu, and many more. A moving rendition of the songs “Pilipinas Kong Mahal”

and “Lawiswis Kawayan” were performed by the Mabuhay Choral Group directed by Dr. Robert Bagtas.

Children from our Culture School danced the subli. The Mabuhay, Inc. Youth performed a lively tinikling and even had an encore with a

couple of brave volunteers from the audience. A surprise modern dance number was presented by our very own officers, board of

directors, and board of trustees.

DJ NIKKI’s great song selections did not give anyone a choice but to get up and show their moves on the dance floor. DJ NIKKI also

provided the dance steps for all the line dances.

Throughout the night, many items were raffled. Congratulations to all the winners!. The programme ended with the blowing of the

anniversary cake by all the Mabuhay, Inc. Officers, Board of Directors, and Board of Trustees with

everyone singing the Mabuhay song.

The guests, cultural presentations, music and dancing, the food, and let’s not forget, the many

hours provided by all volunteers, were the factors that made this a very successful event. The

guests wanted to dance the night away, but with anything fun, we wanted our guests to leave

wanting more so we ended at midnight with a promise that another event would come very soon,

and yes, all are invited to PASKO 2010!

Thank you to all the members, friends, and supporters who came and celebrated this momentous

milestone. You are what make Mabuhay, MABUHAY!!!

MABUHAY, Inc. Celebrates Its’ 25th Anniversary By Lita Dialino

Season's Greetings! During this Christmas season, may God's love fill your heart with joy and peace as we celebrate the birth of Our Lord. Let us always remember to thank and praise God for all the wonderful blessings that we received and about to receive. Thank you for the opportunity to serve you, for your love in volunteerism, and please continue sharing your blessings. Maligayang Pasko at Manigong Bagong Taon!

Vicky Calizo

Mabuhay, Inc. President, 2011-2012

Thank you to the wonderful officers, board of directors, and trustees for the year 2009-2010. You all made my presidency an enjoyable one. Congratulations to the new board. May you have a wonderful term. Thanks for volunteering your time. Mabuhay to all.

Lita Dialino Mabuhay, Inc. President, 2009-2010

Mabuhay ang Mabuhay Inc. !!! Happy Holidays from

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Newsletter Committee

Liezl

Argente

Monette

Roxas-Tharp

Paul

Buan

Telephone: 202-526-6110

Fax: 202-526-6762

Esmerando O. Juanitez, MD Geriatrics/Internal Medicine

OFFICE HOURS:

BY APPOINTMENT

Provident Hospital

1160 Varnum St. NE Suite 008

Washington, D.C. 20017