Administrative Aide III Armando C. Duque Jr. Was honored with an appreciation award during a send-off ceremony at the DILG–NCR Regional Office on February 5, 2026. Regional Director Maria Lourdes L. Agustin, CESO III, Assistant Regional Director Ana Lyn R. Baltazar-Cortez, CESO IV, and regional division chiefs attended the event.
Recognition of Dedicated Service
Regional Director Agustin expressed gratitude for ADA III Duque’s seven years of service as a utility worker and messenger. She commended his dedication and commitment to excellence in public service. Assistant Regional Director Baltazar-Cortez highlighted ADA III Duque’s punctuality, flexibility, and strong sense of duty.
Division and section chiefs as well shared testimonials praising ADA III Duque’s professionalism and character. In his remarks, ADA III Duque expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to contribute to the Department and develop his skills.
“Maraming salamat po na lagi ninyo akong kinukuha para sumama sa inyong mga activity. Napakarami ko pong natutunan sa ahensyang ito sa loob ng pitong taon,” he shared.
DILG–NCR extended its sincere appreciation for ADA III Duque’s service and wished him well in his future endeavors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who presented the award to Armando C. Duque Jr.?
The award was presented to Armando C. Duque Jr. During a send-off ceremony at the DILG–NCR Regional Office. Regional Director Maria Lourdes L. Agustin, CESO III, and Assistant Regional Director Ana Lyn R. Baltazar-Cortez, CESO IV, were present at the recognition.
What role did Armando C. Duque Jr. Hold at DILG–NCR?
Armando C. Duque Jr. Served as an Administrative Aide III, working as a utility worker and messenger for seven years.
What did Regional Director Agustin say about Armando C. Duque Jr.?
Regional Director Agustin expressed gratitude for ADA III Duque’s tireless service, commending his dedication and commitment to upholding excellence in public service.
As Armando C. Duque Jr. Embarks on a new chapter in his career, what role do individual contributions play in the broader success of public service initiatives?
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