Dumaguete - Notable Residents

Notable Residents

The following people are notable residents, past and present, from Dumaguete City:

  • Angel C. Alcala, Ramon Magsaysay Awardee for Public Service and former Secretary of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources
  • Juanita Amatong, former Secretary of the Department of Finance
  • César Ruiz Aquino, Writer and four-time Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner
  • Leonor Briones, former Treasurer of the Philippines
  • Antonio Fortich, Catholic bishop and social activist
  • Beauty Gonzalez, actress, Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Edition Plus 4th Teen Placer
  • Bret Jackson, Pinoy Big Brother Housemate.
  • Mark Javier, archer and Philippine delegate to the Beijing Olympics
  • Eddie Romero, filmmaker and National Artist for Cinema and Broadcast Arts.
  • Margarito Teves, Secretary of the Department of Finance
  • Edith Tiempo, writer and National Artist for Literature.
  • Edilberto Tiempo, writer
  • Lorenzo Teves, Philippine politician who served in various positions in the Philippine Government.
  • Lisa Ygnalaga, Archer-Pinay Olympian 1988 Seoul Olympics.
  • Jennifer Chan, Archer-Pinay Olympian 2000 Sydney Olympics.
  • Mark Pinili Javier, Archer-Pinoy Olympian 2012 London Olympics.

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