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Leonila "Inday" de la Serna Dimataga Garcia (July 17, 1906 – May 17, 1994) was a Filipino pharmacist who was the eighth First Lady of the Philippines. She was the wife of Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia. She assumed the title on March 18, 1957 upon the accession of her husband, who was then-Vice President, shortly after the death of President Ramon Magsaysay. As First Lady, Garcia became active in cultural and social activities in line with her husband's Filipino First Policy. She vied for a Senate seat in 1971, but lost.

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  • Leonila "Inday" de la Serna Dimataga Garcia (July 17, 1906 – May 17, 1994) was a Filipino pharmacist who was the eighth First Lady of the Philippines. She was the wife of Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia. She assumed the title on March 18, 1957 upon the accession of her husband, who was then-Vice President, shortly after the death of President Ramon Magsaysay. Fondly called "Inday", the native of Opon (now Lapu-Lapu City), Cebu was a pharmacist graduate of the University of Santo Tomas. She met her future husband Carlos while working at a drug store in Tagbilaran, Bohol that he had frequented. They married on May 24, 1933 and had a daughter together, Linda Garcia-Campos. As First Lady, Garcia became active in cultural and social activities in line with her husband's Filipino First Policy. She vied for a Senate seat in 1971, but lost. (en)
  • Leonila Dimataga-Garcia (17 Juli 1906 - 17 Mei 1994) adalah istri dari presiden Filipina Carlos P. García dan Ibu Negara Filipina ke-8 dari tahun 1957 hingga tahun 1961. * l * b * s (in)
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  • Leonila Dimataga-Garcia (17 Juli 1906 - 17 Mei 1994) adalah istri dari presiden Filipina Carlos P. García dan Ibu Negara Filipina ke-8 dari tahun 1957 hingga tahun 1961. * l * b * s (in)
  • Leonila "Inday" de la Serna Dimataga Garcia (July 17, 1906 – May 17, 1994) was a Filipino pharmacist who was the eighth First Lady of the Philippines. She was the wife of Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia. She assumed the title on March 18, 1957 upon the accession of her husband, who was then-Vice President, shortly after the death of President Ramon Magsaysay. As First Lady, Garcia became active in cultural and social activities in line with her husband's Filipino First Policy. She vied for a Senate seat in 1971, but lost. (en)
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