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About: Adela Serra-Ty     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Doña Adela Serra-Ty was a Filipino politician who served as the former Governor of Surigao del Sur, following the Serra politicians before her. She was famous for her generosity and good works. She is responsible for the building of Surigao del Sur's Capitol, the restoration of the church located in the capital, and other infrastructure. Adela Serra-Ty memorial hospital was named after her. Adela Serra-Ty was married to a wealthy Chinese Filipino merchant with whom she had 7 children. She started the Ty political dynasty that would last for decades. * v * t * e