Malolos Historic Town Center Malolos Maternity Hospital, Malolos Eye Center & Malolos Neurology Clinic (established in 1965 by Doña Dra. Enrica Tantoco Chiong Reyes (October 29, 1931-January 5, 2024 - brother of Armando Tantioco Chiong - married to Augusto Reyes, Sr., were buried at Legacy Memorial Park, Malolos. It was built at their heritage 1940s ancestral house hereat. Their children include Carolyn Crisostomo Reyes, Dr. Augusto Chiong Reyes, Jr., Dr. Edwin Chiong Reyes, Jr. and Zenaida R. Tauncher - beside the Malolos E.E.N.T. Hospital along MacArthur HighwaySumapang Matanda, Malolos covered by National Cultural Heritage Act of 2009 as cultural property) photo on September 8, 2024
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Malolos Historic Town Center Malolos Maternity Hospital, Malolos Eye Center & Malolos Neurology Clinic (established in 1965 by Doña Dra. Enrica Tantoco Chiong Reyes (October 29, 1931-January 5, 2024 - brother of Armando Tantioco Chiong - married to Augusto Reyes, Sr., were buried at Legacy Memorial Park, Malolos. It was built at their heritage 1940s ancestral house hereat. Their children include Carolyn Crisostomo Reyes, Dr. Augusto Chiong Reyes, Jr., Dr...
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