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Dave and Carmen Jose 45th Wedding Anniversary  
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Manuel Papa
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July 31, 2012
 
 
Rev. Fr. Luis Calleja blessed Dave & Carmen Poblete - Jose on their 45th Wedding Anniversary at St. Barnabas Church. Among those with them was her brother Sir George and Lady Dolly Poblete, the Jose's children Marites Dadula  and Maristella Yap, and grandchildren Tyler Dadula and Cristina Yap.
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(Photo shows Fr. Luis Calleja blessing Dave and Carmen Jose, as witnessed by Lady Dolores Poblete)

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(Photo shows L>R: Tyler Dadula, Marites Dadula, Cristina Yap, Maristella Yap, celebrants Dave & Carmen Poblete - Jose, Rev. Fr. Luis Calleja and Sir George R. Poblete)

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Their children Marites  Dadula and Maristella Yap treated Dave & Carmen for lunch in a local restaurant after their blessing, with Sir  George, and grandchildren Cristina and Tyler.
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