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Maligayang Bati Lualhati! 🎂

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Happy Birthday Nati! December 18. Early 90s. Vallejo, California. Birthday flowers for Mom. Thank you for everything! 💛 Explore Filipino American heritage, culture, and stories! Join our Fil-Am community to connect, comment, celebrate, and share experiences. Mabuhay! 📌 Follow PinoyBuilt Instagram 👍 Like PinoyBuilt Facebook ✍️ Follow PinoyBuilt Blog 📺 Follow PinoyBuilt YouTube 🎓 Interested in helping us create content? Apply as a college intern and join our team! #PinoyPride #PinoyCommunity #FilAm #FilipinoAmerican #PilipinoAmerican #kaibigan

Maligayang Pasko Atet! ❤️🙏🏽

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Thank you to our baby girl Chesca for bringing flowers to her mommy on Christmas morning!  🎄☃️❤️🥰😘

Roses for my College Graduate

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Roses are red,... Bought roses at Costco for my firstborn who will have her college commencement ceremony tomorrow at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA. Stingers up! Congratulations Class of 2023!   Please drop us a comment below. Help us grow Pinoybuilt to be the number one Filipino-American online community in California, if not the USA. 🇺🇸 Please click this to follow www.pinoybuilt.com . Thank you! Maraming salamat po kabayan. 🇵🇭 

Happy Heavenly Birthday Dinna!

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Auntie Digna & I visited Dinna at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Lafayette. Happy 54th Birthday Dinna! Auntie Digna arranges the flowers on Dinna's grave Auntie Digna said she turned 86 on June 14, and she's still going strong.  Unfortunately, Dinna passed away in 2013 at the tender age of 45.  Rest in peace my friend. DOROTHEA DINNA SANTIAGO MARTINEZ July 6, 1967 - February 26, 2013

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