Sariaya, Quezon - Notable Persons

Notable Persons

  • Maria Pureza Hernandez - EscaƱo international multidisciplinary artist, known for her masterful figurative and surrealism styles in painting.
  • Leo Austria - a professional basketball player and former head coach in the Philippine Basketball Association. Currently head coach of the Adamson Falcons in UAAP.
  • Don Maximo Solis - the father of Charito Solis, multi-awarded movie actress.
  • Mother Lily Monteverde - Her parents-in-law were from Sariaya, Quezon.
  • Martin Ilao - distinguished alumnus of Sariaya Institute, academician, professor, and a US-trained (Johns Hopkins) scientist in Chemistry.
  • Ysmael Baysa - ING-FINEX CFO (Chief Finance Officer) of the Year 2010. He is the CFO of Jollibee Foods Corporation
  • Carlos "Mang Caloy" Deduyo - famous photographer, pioneered digitally altered/enhanced photography in Sariaya, served as PTA President of St. Joseph's Academy for several years.
  • Christine (Christy) Tolentino Zimmerman - Sariaya Institute alumnus, Finance Manager, The Boeing Company, Kennedy Space Center, Titusville, Florida USA
  • Maria Christina Rodriquez - Spanish landlord with no known descendant. Her vast tract of land is being distributed now to the peasant. Her tomb is located at the Sariaya Church.

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