2010 Mabuhay Newsletter

The Mabuhay Star
Official Newsletter of Mabuhay, Inc.
A Filipino-American Association
www.mabuhayinc-md.org
Winter 2010
2011-2012 Mabuhay Board Officers
Inside this issue:
Mabuhay Officer 2
Mabuhay Events & 2
Trip to Atlantic
MICS Open House 3
& Parangal 2010
On a Roll, Commu- 4
nity Outreach, and
Golf Tournament
Be a Member &
Caroling
5
Camp Mabuhay 6
LOC, Dr. Jose Rizal
Award, and Asia
Festival
25th Anniversary
7
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
chair the Association’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.
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
social
worker
and
psychotherapist. She is the
Founder and Executive Director
of the Culture Development
Institute, LLC.
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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.
Dental Mission
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.
By Jimmy Cardano
By Jimmy Cardano
Hundreds or perhaps
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!
M A B U H A Y A N G M A B UH A Y
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.
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The Mabuhay Star
2011-2012 Mabuhay Board Officers (Con’t)
2011—2012
Mabuhay Youth
L to R: Jan Salvacion, Secretary;
Irene Barnachea, Vice President;
In separate election held on
November 28, 2010, the
Mabuhay Youth Group
supervised by the youth director
Philip San Gabriel, elected the
following to serve as the officers
for the 2011-2012 term:
Jan Salvacion, Secretary,
Leo Ruzle Quidlat, President;
The 2011-2012 Board of
Trustees are Jimmy Cardano,
Mencie Hairston, Dr. Esmerando
Leo Ruzle Quidlat, President;
Kierra Sartor, Community
Irene Barnachea, Vice President;
Kierra Sartor,
Service Officer;
By Jimmy Cardano
“Bong” Juanitez, Zeny Juanitez,
Lita Dialino and Lulu Alexander.
Community
Jonathan Alcazar ,
Relations Officer
Public
Congratulations to the 20112012 Mabuhay, Inc leaders!
Mabuhay Po Kayong Lahat!
Maligayang Pasko at Manigong
Bagong Taon!
Service Officer; J.R. Alcazar,
Public Relations Officer
Mabuhay Accomplishments and Events 2009-2010
The following are list of
Accomplishment and Events that
Mabuhay, Inc organized.
2011—2012
Board of Trustees
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
A trip to Atlantic City
“it
makes
a
difference when
you can spend a
day full of fun
and
happiness
with a wonderful
group of friends
and family.”
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
m e m b e r s, tr us t e e s, a nd
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
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
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!
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Winter 2010
MICS Open House Ushered in School Year 2010-2011
Mabuhay Inc. Culture School
(MICS) began the fall season on
October 10, 2010 when it
opened its 2010-2011 School
Year at the Gre enb elt
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 enhance 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 life
experiences and meet adults
who successfully straddle two
cultures. Performance
opportunities build self
confidence. MICS students are
invited and given 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.
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
The fundraising event was held
very successfully. The excellent
participation of our members
and guests, and their generous
support in light of today's
“MICS Staff
makes
learning fun
with hands-on
activities in
arts and crafts,
music, folk
dancing,
literature, “
MICS is still accepting students
from ages 4 to 15 years old to
join them every Sunday
afternoon from 2:30 to 4:30
Parangal 2009
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 organization are attributed
significantly to her strong
influence to the community.
She plays a major role in
propagating the
organization
to society.
By Moks Laureles
By Alexis V. Isip
economy, had shown that there
is a vibrant desire to promote
Fili pino 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
accomplishments. The night
ended with many beautiful
memories and confirmed once
again that Mabuhay, Inc is one
solid organization.
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The Mabuhay Star
Mabuhay, Inc. on a Roll
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.
By Lita Dialino
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)
by John Cabrera
programs during the event.
In July, we had our “Wreath
Laying” ceremony in
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
entertainment program,
Mabuhay Golf Tournament
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 Marlton Golf Club of Upper
Marlboro, Maryland.
The golfers had a
fantastic time.
The
sunny weather, the
delicious
Filipino
dishes that was served
for dinner and the exciting 50/50 raffle drawing
helped in making the day a
success. Funds raised from
this event will support our
den tal m iss ion in the
Congratulations to all the
winners and we hope to see
you all again on our next tourney!
High Game with handicap:
First Place Male: Alex
Community Outreach
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
senior members and
supporters. We recognized and
spent some quality time with
them and incorporated special
Padua (315) and First Place
Female: Baisy Mulgada (264)
Philippines scheduled for
January 2011 and other
various projects of Mabuhay,
Inc.
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.
by Victoria Calizo
2nd place ladies’ team: Lulu
Alexander, Armi Felix & Joann
Moreland
Congratulations to the following
winners:
1st place mix team:
Lito
Bonoan, Kahlil Rasul, Cecil
Rasul & Jun Rasul
1st place men’s team: Mike
Ignao, Ed Parague, Joel
Paragua & Ding Avellano
2nd place mix team: Dale
Lynch, Andy Mathers, Terry
Mathers & Thomas Mathers
2nd place men’s team: Jim
Blackburn, Marty Cunningham,
Bill Keirnan & Tom Thomas
Long Drive for men is Khalil
Rasul and long drive for women
is Kay Graham.
1st place ladies’ team:
Ernes tin e Barker s, Kay
Graham, Suzane Marshall &
Lillie Westbrooks
A huge thank you to our sponsors: Census 2010, Annette
Caranto of Weichert Realtors,
Buddy & Au Pablo, and Verizon.
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Winter 2010
Be a Mabuhay, Inc. Member!
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;
Student
membership
(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
leadership
training
opportunities. Provides
enrichment
activities in writing, public speaking, art, fashion 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
By Manny Lopez
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.
Emergency Assistance 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!!
CAROLING
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.
“Provides
enrichment
activities in
writing, public
speaking, art,
fashion shows,
mentor
programs, and
other
endeavors”
By Lita Dialino
Mabuhay, Inc. members and
volunteers joined the chorale
group with regular practices
held at Manny and Lita
Dialino’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
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!!
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The Mabuhay Star
CAMP MABUHAY NOW PART OF LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ASIAN COLLECTION
By Mencie Hairston
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 AfricanAsian 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 compilation of materials about the establishment 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, librariancurator for the Asian Division,
these materials will not only
serve generations of scholars
on Asian American history but
also afford adoptees
themselves a window to their
unique place in America’s
history.
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.
Mabuhay kids participated at the 7th Annual Asian Festival
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
Sunday
from
October thru May.
Please visit our
website
at
www.mabuhayincmd.org to learn
more
about
Mabuhay, Inc. Culture School.
One of the highlights of the day
was meeting Cristeta
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
during
her
cooking
demonstration and they
prepared the White House
By Liezl Argente
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.
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Winter 2010
MABUHAY, Inc. Celebrates Its’ 25th Anniversary
By Lita Dialino
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 association 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!!!
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
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
Telephone: 202-526-6110
Fax:
202-526-6762
Esmerando O. Juanitez, MD
Geriatrics/Internal Medicine
OFFICE HOURS:
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Provident Hospital
1160 Varnum St. NE Suite 008
Washington, D.C. 20017
Mabuhay ang Mabuhay Inc. !!!
Happy Holidays from
The Singh Family:
Danny, Laila, Melanie, Daniel & David
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