Born in Brgy. Padolina, General Tinio, Nueva Ecija to Leonardo Pangilinan Padolina and Magdalena de Leon Bote, Jennifer's journey started from humble beginnings. After completing her initial studies at Gen. Tinio High School, she pursued Liberal Arts at the Far Eastern University, eventually earning her Nursing degree from Manila Doctors College of Nursing in 1979. Her nursing career took her to Abu Dhabi, UAE, where she also became a personal trainer at the Emirate's pioneering "Women Only" gym. Transitioning to America in 1985 marked a shift in Jennifer's career. Leaving nursing behind, she ventured into the corporate realm. By 1996, she became a prominent figure at New York Life, first as an agent and later ascending to the role of a Partner in the New Jersey General Office. With a strong focus on mentoring and professional development, Jennifer played an instrumental role in growing the agency's Million Dollar Round Table membership from 6 to 74. Complementing her professional achievements, Jennifer's commitment to community service is noteworthy. She currently holds positions on the Board of Director for the Paramus Regional Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trustee for the Rotary District 7490's Gift of Life Program, and various other civic roles. Her dedication earned her accolades, including the Gift of Life Humanitarian Award and the Walter D. Head Foundation Award from Rotary International District 7490. Perhaps her most heartfelt contribution is through the Rotary International District 7490-Gift of Life Program. Since 2000, Jennifer has hosted children and young adults, primarily from the Philippines, for life-saving open-heart surgeries. Her efforts have facilitated surgeries for over 50 individuals, transforming countless lives. Inspired by her own journey from modest beginnings to impactful leadership, Jennifer believes in dreaming big while staying grounded in one's roots. She actively mentors individuals, urging them to discover their purpose and embrace life's plan. Residing in Bergen County, New Jersey, Jennifer is an avid golfer, traveler, hiker, and passionate animal rescuer.

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Rosalina's roots are deeply anchored in Papaya, where she grew up and completed her elementary and high school education. She furthered her academic pursuits at Wesleyan University Philippines in Cabanatuan City. Boasting over three decades of expertise, Lin has established herself as a seasoned computer programmer and analyst consultant. She cherishes her family, a trio of accomplished children and a supportive husband, and frequently indulges in her passion for traveling alongside them. A devout individual, Rosalina contributes generously to her church and holds a special place in her heart for assisting her extended family and relatives in Papaya.

Hailing from General Tinio, Nueva Ecija, Josie embarked on her academic journey at General Tinio West Central School, followed by her secondary education at Jose Rizal High School-Arellano University. She then pursued her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Philippine Christian University-Mary Johnston College of Nursing. Upon awaiting her nursing board exam results, she served as a public health nurse in Occidental Mindoro under the Department of Health. Her dedication led her to various roles, from Mary Johnston Hospital in the Philippines to healthcare institutions in Saudi Arabia and the Sultanate of Oman. In 1985, she migrated to the USA and advanced her academic pursuits with a Master’s in Health Sciences at New Jersey City University, all while working at HJD-NYU Med Center. 1999 saw her move to California, diving into the biopharmaceutical realm as a research nurse overseeing clinical trials. Today, she brings her vast expertise to her role as a Home Health and Hospice Resource Nurse with Kaiser Permanente Washington. As a foundational member of PRECA since its inception, Josie has been a fervent supporter, reminiscing about its early days in Long Island. Driven by PRECA's commitment to empowering students and witnessing their transformative journeys, she remains a dedicated advocate and contributor.

Originating from Rio Chico, General Tinio (Papaya), Nueva Ecija, Arnel is the third child of Artemio Ortega Sr. and Rita Bote. With roots in Rio Chico Elementary School and Rio Chico National High School, his educational journey was bolstered in 2004 when he was awarded the PRECA scholarship. This support facilitated his Bachelor of Science degree in Accountancy from Wesleyan University by 2008, and soon after, he secured his CPA licensure. Today, Arnel is at the helm of finance as the Accounting Manager at Almarai, a dairy behemoth headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. In this pivotal role, he oversees the support services finance team, collaborates closely with the Chief Human Resources Officer, and handles key transactions spanning across the Middle East. From strategic 5-year planning and budgeting to meticulous expense reporting and fixed asset management, he ensures seamless financial operations. Recognized as a linchpin for process improvements and new accounting standard implementations, his leadership is invaluable to Almarai. Before his stint at Almarai, Arnel's professional footprint spanned notable companies: InteraDent in Germany, Johnson & Johnson's North American operations, San Miguel Corporation, and ZMG Ward Howell in the Philippines. Continuing his professional growth, he pursued the global Certified Chartered Accountant qualification, completing it in 2019. This followed his achievements as a Certified Accounting Technician in 2017 and an Advanced Diploma holder in Accounting and Business. Adding to his credentials, Arnel is a Certified Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt. Outside his corporate contributions, Arnel dons the hat of a mentor and volunteer supervisor for ACCA affiliates and students, guiding them through their professional objectives and exam preparations. Staying true to his roots, he's an active member of the PRECA Alumni Association, assisting two students in realizing their educational aspirations.

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Hailing from Brgy. San Pedro, G.T.N.E., Josephine is a dedicated public servant, currently serving as the Administrative Officer IV and holding the position of OIC-Municipal Civil Registrar for the Local Government Unit of Gen.Tinio. An alumna of the Mapua Institute of Technology, Intramuros, Manila, she holds a degree in BS Management and Industrial Engineering (MIE). Her educational journey began at Gen. Tinio Central Elementary School and later, she completed her secondary education at GTHS. Outside her professional life, Josephine cherishes her family life. She is married to Celso Q. Manuel, and together, they are blessed with a son.