Dr. Essie Antonio

She is now Dr. Essie Antonio Diaz. A pulmonologist with a clinic at the Kidney Center, among others. We thank her, that she was able to find the time to attend our Grand Reunion last December 4, 2010, despite her very busy schedule. And thanks to Goody Sabasa Esguerra and Dr Salome Senga Lo, we are finally re-connected with the good doctor.

Doc Essie at the elem classmates meet-up for Gie Guevara Acelar


Unfortunately, she cannot find the time for social networking;  and intimated she doesn't even do email. Wow tough.. these doctors lead a hectic kind of life. From what I gathered Doc Essie has three children; two are in college and I believe one is in high school. She is married to a man of the law, just not sure if he is a judge..

It is my hope that with this recent reconnection,  we will be able to get her to attend some of our batch meet-ups and other activities resulting from batch plans and goals.


Here with classmate Chuchi Estanislao at the 2010 RMCHSAAI Grand Alumni Homecoming.

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