100 OFW Beneficiaries Nationwide Qualifies for OWWA Baccalaureate Scholarship

A total of one hundred (100) OFW beneficiaries nationwide qualified for the OWWA Education for Development Scholarship Program (EDSP). The EDSP is OWWA's Baccalaureate Scholarship Program for OFW dependents who wish to pursue a 4 or 5 year college course.
The list of qualifiers is arranged alphabetically according to the family names of the applicants.

1) Abesamis, Althea Dessa Torres
2) Ahamad, Fatma Kibong
3) Alzate, Dahlia Aromin
4) Augusto, Ma. Estelle Rose pasquil
5) Babao, Aileen Diolaso
6) Balluh, Sariya Sansawi
7) Barcenas, Leo jr, Victoria
8) Barrera, Christian Tavarro
9) Bartolome, Mirzi Leigh Hannah Dela Cruz
10) Basilio, Michael P.
11) Bautista, Liezel Mae Lim
12) Bitoy, Abraham Hamal Landazabal
13) Bunao, Miraflor Ballesteros
14) Canlas, Nicole Ocampo
15) Capital, Paul Canceran
16) Carag, Dexter Anne Marielle Estro
17) Casil, Carl Nelson
18) Caube, Faith Deanne Maii Banes
19) Ciega, Ma. Stephanie Balaan
20) Coldas, Carlos Nicolo Rulla
21) Daffon, Dyna Elena Velasco
22) Dagwase, Shiela Mae Tugad
23) Dano, Janelle Stephanie Dumadag
24) Dato, Rafaelle Luigi Enriquez
25) Delina, Jake Napalit
26) Dumayaca, Joel Dalis
27) Dusaban, Leo John Nunez
28) Falle, Rerom Cunanan
29) Fernandez, Roselyn Villa
30) Ferrer, Espher Marie Borromeo
31) Ferrer, Mark Anthony Sison
32) Ferrera, Krystal Colleen Blanco
33) Filasal, Ricahrd Garbriel Gasapo
34) Florentino, Kent Ortilano
35) Flores, Kristofer
36) Flores, Rizhelle Edjiline Mercado
37) Guillen, Angelic Mariz Mateo
38) Guzon, Daniel Luke Caragay
39) Honculada, Joanne Paler
40) Isip, Joshua Tababa
41) Ismale, Mohammad Ghajer Edris
42) Jaime, Jill Jebulan
43) Juanico, Janine Ross Aragon
44) Lacia, Melvin Pioc
45) Lacson, Gian Franco R.
46) Laggui, Felix George Samoy
47) Leoncio, Florence Domadal
48) Leonor, Jade Stephanie Torres
49) Maala, Jonna Mae De Sagum
50) Madrilejos, Brent Medina
51) Magallanes, Neil Mark Collin Logico
52) Mallari, Karen Faith Montealto
53) Mampusti, Ella Tan
54) Medina, Jessica Marie Pitel
55) Millan, Meawyn Ariola
56) Miranda, Irene Concepcion Apostade
57) Mistiri, Adam Alamin
58) Moriones, Aaron John Moriones
59) Motas, John Aller Runo
60) Napa, John Michael Joseph De Mata
61) Necesito, Rey Joseph Ichon
62) Nicolas, Mark Edward Gunayon
63) Olbinado, Emiliano Capalungao
64) Omalza, Kathleen Roma
65) Orpilla, Karen Joy Lopez
66) Osayan, Andre Anthony Abadia
67) Padilla, Jean Danica Alarcio
68) Pangan, Eissel Danganan
69) Paquil, Sofian Monib
70) Paradero, Wilgelmyna Parpana
71) Pasinio, Therese Joy Fuellas
72) Paulino, Paulo Oliver C.
73) Pichay, Henmark Sibayan
74) Polidario, Jules Roman Buendia
75) Polo, Arvin Bryan Marcelo
76) Quimbao, Arden Christopher Jr.
77) Quines, Paulytte Joyce Cortado
78) Regala, Adrian Nicole Andal
79) Regidor, Janiesa Denia Chatto
80) Retrato, Mark Dinnes Chico
81) Reynante, John Karlo Javier
82) Romero, Mark Angelo Radaza
83) Sabareza, Jonas Romeo Trinidad
84) Saladas, Ricardo jr., Grefaldeo
85) Sali, Mohammad Elshad Sali
86) Salvador, Rosalyn Garo
87) Sandoval, Monica Anne Tuazon
88) Sitim, Berlyn Ampaquey
89) Sontellinosa, El Carl Gomez
90) Sumaya, Ryan Jose Siscar
91) Susulan, Yasmina Narges Dalipe
92) Tan, April Lynn Torita
93) Toledo, John Rex Melliza
94) Tria, Gevons Joven Tajonera
95) Vijandre, Oscar Justin Carpio
96) Villanueva, Mathew Bryan Pulohanan
97) Wong, Janssen Forones
98) Yu, Kaiza Roxanne Nicolas
99) Yu, Marcivan Garcia
100) Zuno, Mark Elfren Arano

All EDSP qualifiers are advised to report to the OWWA Regional Welfare Office where they filed their applications for further instructions. OWWA News

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