+ Follow LISA ABENOJAR Tag
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[Title] => Abenojar’s wife: My husband will answer all questions
[Summary] => The wife of mountaineer Dale Abenojar declined to comment on questions surrounding his claim that he was the first Filipino to successfully reach the summit of Mount Everest.
Lisa Abenojar, in a phone interview with The STAR, said all questions should be referred to her husband.
"To be honest, ayaw na naming mag-comment (we no longer want to give any comments). Let’s just wait for Dale to come back so he can answer all these questions," she said.
[DatePublished] => 2006-06-01 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rainier Allan Ronda
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[Title] => RP climber’s wife clams up on ‘feat’
[Summary] => The wife of Dale Abenojar, the climber who claims to be the first Filipino to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, has clammed up on her husband’s alleged feat, saying she has chosen to wait for her husband to come home and tell his story.
Lisa Abenojar said she wanted to avoid fanning a controversy over the apparent confusion over which Filipino climber actually reached the summit of Everest first.
"I want this to come out peacefully, we don’t want to cause a controversy over this," Lisa told The STAR in a phone interview yesterday.
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LISA ABENOJAR
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[Title] => Abenojar’s wife: My husband will answer all questions
[Summary] => The wife of mountaineer Dale Abenojar declined to comment on questions surrounding his claim that he was the first Filipino to successfully reach the summit of Mount Everest.
Lisa Abenojar, in a phone interview with The STAR, said all questions should be referred to her husband.
"To be honest, ayaw na naming mag-comment (we no longer want to give any comments). Let’s just wait for Dale to come back so he can answer all these questions," she said.
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[Title] => RP climber’s wife clams up on ‘feat’
[Summary] => The wife of Dale Abenojar, the climber who claims to be the first Filipino to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, has clammed up on her husband’s alleged feat, saying she has chosen to wait for her husband to come home and tell his story.
Lisa Abenojar said she wanted to avoid fanning a controversy over the apparent confusion over which Filipino climber actually reached the summit of Everest first.
"I want this to come out peacefully, we don’t want to cause a controversy over this," Lisa told The STAR in a phone interview yesterday.
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