Rosemarie Mfc

Rosemarie Mfc
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Rosemarie was born “Rosemarie” Levy Sonora on April 14, 1948. She is a former actress. She was born to an American mother of mainly French and Jewish descent and a Filipino father of Spanish and Chinese Filipino descent.
Her sister, famous Susan Roces , and her daughter, Sheryl Cruz, are also actresses.
She was dubbed Rosemarie during her first film, Ulilang Anghel in 1958, and even during her heydays as a teen actress during the mid to late 60s.
Most of her movies then were of the fantasy-comedy-musical flicks genre which was moneymakers in their day like Juanita Banana in 1968 and Rikkitik loves Rositik in 1969 and quite a lot more.
Rosemarie was living in California for a while but returned to the Philippines in her old age to enjoy her retirement. She was once married to actor Ricky Belmonte but they separated. She later married an American and resided in California for a while.
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Mfc Awards Two Lorraine Saban Scholarships
News Center > News Releases > Mfc Awards Two Lorraine Saban Scholarships
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Two students enrolled in Millard Fillmore College (MFC), the night and summer-session division of the University at Buffalo, have been awarded Lorraine Saban Memorial Scholarships.
The $500 scholarships, established in memory of the late wife of former Buffalo Bills' coach Lou Saban, were given to RoseMarie Romano of Tonawada and Maureen Miller of Buffalo.
The scholarships are designated for women enrolled in MFC who have exhibited high academic scholarship and above-average community service. Mrs. Saban had been an MFC student.
Both Romano and Miller have held jobs while working toward degrees.
Miller, a medical office assistant with the Cleve-Hill Family Health Center, earned an associate’s degree in business through MFC and is working toward a bachelor’s degree.
A 20-year volunteer with the WNED-TV auction, she has been involved in fund-raising to benefit the spinal cord and rehabilitation units at Erie County Medical Center.
Coordinator of surplus equipment at UB who formerly worked in the university's financial aid office, Romano is working toward a bachelor’s degree.
She has been involved with The Buffalo News Neediest Fund and serves meals at the Buffalo and Niagara Falls city mission. She also has served on the board of directors for Upstage, a not-for-profit theater company that provides students of all ages the opportunity to train and perform in a professional theater environment.
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