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Hometown Friends

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Reunion 2016 April 15, 2016. Hiddenbrooke, Vallejo, CA. Here you go, Ray. Throwback Thursday na sa Pinas. I never got to post this on Facebook. At alam mo na -- dito na ko. The last time prior to this April day that the three of us were together was when you introduced Hannah to me December 1986 in front of your house. It was your senior year in UP. Sayang. We don't have a photo from that time. Please keep visiting to support our website & this Filipino community online. Click to follow this website . Like our Facebook Page  Pinoy Built . Leave a comment below. Thank you. Salamat po.

Happy Birthday Ray!

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Ray Abenojar, Hannah Amodia-Laberdie, J.F. Perseveranda (Photo credit: Hannah) Thank you Hannah for this photo! Brothers since First Grade in MaristSchool #Marikina #Philippines #MaristBrothers #Virgo #VirgosRule Follow @Pinoybuilt

Childhood Friends: Hannah & Raymund

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From Philippines to USA April 15, 2016. Hiddenbrooke, Vallejo, CA. Hannah Amodia and Raymund Abenojar grew up as next-door neighbors in the Philippines. But when we met in December 1986 on my Philippines vacation that lasted until June 1987, Ray introduced her to me as Edisa.  Join us & help build a Fil-Am online community. Please leave a comment, and  click to follow our website  www.pinoybuilt.com. Join one of our sites in California: Los Angeles , Sacramento ,  San Diego , San Francisco ,  San Jose  or Vallejo . Click on a tag below to browse.  

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