Maria Luna Lopez was born in Manila and earned her B.S.E. degree from the University of the Philippines. She had a successful teaching career before marrying Salvador P. Lopez, a writer, diplomat, and educator. She joined her husband in sharing his diplomatic duties abroad for over two decades, as he served as the Philippine delegate to the United Nations and later as ambassador to several European countries and the United States. When Salvador P. Lopez became president of the University of the Philippines in 1969, Maria continued to support him as the First Lady of the University. Her published work "Sand in the Palms and Other Essays" collected her essays, articles, and travel notes.
Maria Luna Lopez was born in Manila and earned her B.S.E. degree from the University of the Philippines. She had a successful teaching career before marrying Salvador P. Lopez, a writer, diplomat, and educator. She joined her husband in sharing his diplomatic duties abroad for over two decades, as he served as the Philippine delegate to the United Nations and later as ambassador to several European countries and the United States. When Salvador P. Lopez became president of the University of the Philippines in 1969, Maria continued to support him as the First Lady of the University. Her published work "Sand in the Palms and Other Essays" collected her essays, articles, and travel notes.
Maria Luna Lopez was born in Manila and earned her B.S.E. degree from the University of the Philippines. She had a successful teaching career before marrying Salvador P. Lopez, a writer, diplomat, and educator. She joined her husband in sharing his diplomatic duties abroad for over two decades, as he served as the Philippine delegate to the United Nations and later as ambassador to several European countries and the United States. When Salvador P. Lopez became president of the University of the Philippines in 1969, Maria continued to support him as the First Lady of the University. Her published work "Sand in the Palms and Other Essays" collected her essays, articles, and travel notes.