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18 Roses
Daniel Gamboa
John Kenneth Gamboa
Ivan Lenard Gamboa
Marc Rainier Gamboa
Timothy Jay De Vera
Lucas Rafael Gonzales
Don Michael Pabilonia
Ian Matthew Cunanan
Makoto Nadela
Khyke Corkie Racaza
Ryan Lorenzana
Guillien Thomas San Pedro
Michael Teddy Acacio
Carl Adrianne Banaag
Al-nasser Masigla
Edward Joseph Bautista
Josma Lawrence Leuterio
Joey Hernandez, Jr.

18 Candles
Alexa Aquino
Elen Mae Celestine Cruz
Angelica Rosh Padua
Jasmine Recupero
Jessa Mae Ranises
Gianne Niezl De Leon
Donnielyn Raymundo
Patricia Anne Sarmiento
Ma. Clowee Anne Sarmiento
Kyla Camille Salazar
Maria Hester Belmonte
Ella Lorraine De Casa
Nicca Adoptante
Paula Jean Marie Garcia
Hilary Dei Anne Cruz
Martina Clare Bambalan
Katherine Rose De Vera
Jealina Justine Sadural

18 Symbolic Gifts
Tita Juliet
Tita Erlinda
Tr. Belle Lopez
Tr. Vanessa
Tr. Elvie Padilla
Mr. Solis
Ma'am Oliveros
Neil Christopher Calderon
Rodeliza Polotan
Analyn Barcelo
Adamina Pacificador
Agatha Reyes
Angelo Andrei Abril

Trisha Dawn Gloria
John Kenneth Delos Reyes
Jealyza Nadine Sadural
James Matthew De Vera
Vanessa Lyka Penetrante

18 Blue Bills
Tito Manny
Mommy Lourdes Rama
Ninong Dennis De Vera
Daddy Ninong Tochie
Tita Dahl Gonzales
Tita Daisy Cruz
Tita Dina Sadural
Tita Flor Gamboa
Tita Emmy Gamboa
Tita Baby Gamboa
Tita Rowena Gamboa
Tita Glecy Gamboa
Tito Willie Gamboa
Tito June Gamboa
Tito Gerry Gamboa
Lolo Erning Sison
Lola Naty De Vera

18 Shots
Gail Marbert Roa
Ted Dunton Jr.
Marvin Santos
Kurt Peralta
Trisha Mingaracal
Ma. Carmela Martinez
Veronica Joyce Viernes
Christine Sarah Llanza
Clifannie Jimenez
Alicia Amor Abril
Eulie Caser
Jill Bermudez
Joyce Pamela Mancio
Danielle Anne Joyce Valencia
Paul Janssen Calupas
Bill Andrei Baltes
Japeth Sitjar
Chris Dane Bernal

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"Gone are the days of candies and Barbie dolls; of playful acts and childish ways. Through those years she learned how to stand and face her fears strongly. Our lovely lady becomes more beautiful, inside out.
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