Mariquita salimbangon yeung biography books
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Mariquita and Martin Yeung - Present Cebu's exquisite Kandaya
Food for thought in May-June Asian Dragon
The story of Kandaya is the story of the Yeung family, in many ways. Carlos and Mariquita Yeung are a Hong Kong and Cebu family with three adult children, Carla, Martin, and Jewelle. Mariquita, née Salimbangon, grew up in nearby Medellin, Cebu, a population about 50,000, a place known for its sugarcane plantations and small refinery.
Mariquita went to visit her sister-in-law in Hong Kong and met Carlos, who describes himself, modestly, as a “struggling businessman” at the time. “She is my lucky charm,” he says. Indeed, after they married, his business, in diamonds, blossomed, and he funnen great success. He has since branched out to several other pursuits, including property development.
See other included stories of arbetsledare Elena Arzak, Vice Mayor Francis Zamora, Florsheim’s Eric Leung, chair of the board of Inquiry on Mamasapano, Gen. Benjamin Magalong and many more.
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List of University of San Carlos alumni
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This is a list of alumni notable in their own right of the University of San Carlos in Cebu City, Philippines.
Notable USC alumni
[edit]- Sergio Osmeña Sr. – (Elem & H.S., valedictorian 1892 and AB, highest distinction 1896 Colegio Seminario dem San Carlos) fourth president and first vice president of the Philippines, second senate president pro tempore, former senator, first Speaker of the House of Representatives, Secretary of Public Instruction, Health and Public Welfare, second elected governor of Cebu.[1]
- Vicente Rama – (AB, 1904 Colegio Seminario dem San Carlos) "The Father of Cebu City", former senator of the Philippines, 1st National Assemblyman, former Congressman of the third district of Cebu, 1st Mayor of Cebu City. He authored as primary sponsor of t
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Jude Bacalso Knows What It Means to Be a Woman on Top
It’s easy to find Jude Bacalso intimidating.
Jude is a multi-hyphenate in the most impressive way. Host, writer, editor, radio and TV host, producer, research biologist, actress—there are so many titles attached to her name. And that’s not even including all the projects and collaborations she’s had a hand in, in one way or the other.
Truly, Jude is a handful, if you’ve ever spent time with her. Her reputation does precede her. But in meeting Jude, you’d often find that the person itself simultaneously lives up to and defies any expectations you may have had.
Jude is equal parts bubbly and serious, with an easy cleverness that translates into a sharp sense of humor. It’s amazing to think this is a woman who has achieved so much in her life—and that most of it had been an answer to her naysayers.
“It’s always [either] people said that I could do it, or that they said that I coul