New Abaknon Nurses

With the release of the results of the December 2010 National Licensure Examination for Nurses, Abaknons again got a fair share of beaming passers. They belong to the 29,711 who made it from a batch of 84,287. The passing rate of 35.25% was one of the lowest in recent years.

Here are our new source of pride - the new Abaknon nurses:



AYNRAND VICTOR MANAOG TIRAZONA
Parents: Dr. & Dra. Tony Tirazona (nee Amalia Manaog)





  XENIA CHARMAINE VICARIO SALUIB
Parents:  Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Saluib (nee Lil Vicario) 





KAREN CABATINGAN GALOSMO
Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Oddog Galosmo (Nee Linda Cabatingan)


  ARVIN DUGAN CATUCOD
Parents: Dr. & Mrs. Vicente Catucod (Nee Aniceta Dugan)


and

ETHEL PASCO MAGDARAOG


CONGRATULATIONS!


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