On October 29, 2024, Angeles City Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin Jr. presented a cheque representing the terminal pay of Nurse Supervisor Evelinda Mariano, who retired after 37 years of dedicated service in the city government. The official handover took place at the Mayor’s Office Conference Room, marking the culmination of a long and impactful career in public service.
Mariano’s career with the City Health Office spanned from 1987 to 2024. For the last 26 years, she served as Nurse Supervisor, where she made significant contributions to the healthcare system in Angeles City. Throughout her tenure, she played a key role in overseeing health services and ensuring the delivery of quality care to residents.
During the simple ceremony, Mayor Lazatin expressed his appreciation for Mariano’s decades of hard work and dedication to the city’s health programs. “Her service to the city is invaluable, and we are truly grateful for everything she has done for the health of our community,” Lazatin said. He also wished her well in her retirement, noting that she would be greatly missed by her colleagues and the residents she served.
Also present during the handover were key officials from the city government. Chief Adviser IC Calaguas, Executive Assistant IV Reina Manuel, and City Health Officer Dr. Verona Guevarra joined Mayor Lazatin in acknowledging Mariano’s contributions. Their presence underscored the respect and admiration that Mariano earned throughout her career.
The event highlighted the city’s commitment to honoring the hard work and dedication of its employees. By recognizing Mariano’s years of service, the city demonstrated its appreciation for the vital role that healthcare workers play in the community, especially during challenging times.
Mariano’s retirement marks the end of an era for the City Health Office, where she was known for her leadership and expertise in managing the city’s healthcare programs. Her departure leaves behind a legacy of commitment to public health, which has been essential to the city’s development and wellbeing.
As Mariano embarks on the next chapter of her life, her contributions to the city’s health sector will be remembered fondly. The city’s recognition of her terminal pay is a fitting tribute to her years of hard work, and the community looks forward to celebrating her legacy for years to come.
Source: Angeles City Information Office
