Proper noun
Pabon (plural Pabons)
A surname from Spanish.
Arleen Pabon, Certifying Official and State Historic Preservation Officer, State Historic Preservation Office, San Juan, Puerto Rico. September 9, 1994. Source: Internet
In 1932 they establish the Syndicalist Party which participates in the 1936 spanish general elections and proceed to be a part of the leftist coalition of parties known as the Popular Front obtaining 2 congressmen (Pestaña and Benito Pabon). Source: Internet
A slate of candidates backed by Perth Amboy Mayor Wilda Diaz defeated their challengers, including school board member Joel Pabon Sr. Pabon had previously allied with former Mayor Joseph Vas, who was indicted last month on corruption charges. Source: Internet
Burton, Pabon and Morrow had Bryant hits with Burton driving in two runs. Source: Internet
Pabon said she’s spent a lot of time on the phone complaining about the overnight parking to the city. Source: Internet