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Florame Tancinco Ramirez devoted her life to the calling of nursing, serving with compassion, dedication, and quiet leadership for decades. A proud graduate of St. Teresita School of Nursing, Class of 1971, she began her nursing career in July 1971, answering a call that would shape not only her own life, but the lives of her family, colleagues, and countless patients.

Throughout her distinguished career, Florame served in a wide range of healthcare settings, including: Capitol Medical Center (1971–1972), Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Center – V. Luna General Hospital, FHP, Coastal Community Hospital, Fairview Developmental Center, Kindred Hospital, St. Joseph, University of California, Irvine (UCI), and Multiple skilled nursing facilities and nursing registries.

Her clinical experience spanned Postpartum, Medical-Surgical, and Pediatrics, where she was known for her calm presence, clinical skill, and deep empathy for patients and families. Among her proudest accomplishments was attaining the role of Clinical Nurse III in Postpartum, a testament to her expertise and commitment to excellence.

Florame was also a gifted educator and mentor. While at V. Luna General Hospital, she served as a clinical instructor, shaping the next generation of nurses through patience, encouragement, and high standards. Her influence extended far beyond the bedside—she made a lasting difference in the careers of those she mentored and inspired.

Interestingly, nursing was not her first dream. Florame initially felt called to religious life and once hoped to become a nun. However, her path ultimately led her to a nursing profession she came to love deeply. She found purpose in caring for others and fulfillment in making a meaningful difference in the lives of her patients and mentees.

Her legacy is profoundly personal as well as professional. Three of her four children became nurses, following her and carrying forward her passion for service, compassion, and integrity. Florame will be remembered as kind‑hearted, ever compassionate, and always welcoming others with a warm smile. Her life exemplified the true spirit of nursing—service, mentorship, and love for humanity. It is with deep respect and gratitude that we honor Florame Tancinco Ramirez, RN, for a lifetime of faithful service to the nursing profession.