First Lady of Honduras () or First Gentleman of Honduras () is the title attributed to the wife or husband of the president of Honduras, concurrent with the president's term of office. The title is currently held by Lissette del Cid, the wife of President Nasry Asfura.
List of first ladies and first gentleman
Name Image Head of state/President Dates Notes Micaela Josefa Quezada Borjas Dionisio de Herrera 1824-1827 (1830–1833) Mercedes Vidaurre Molina Justo Milla 1827 María Ambrosia Garin Zepeda Miguel Eusebio Bustamante 1827 Joaquina Josefa de Zelaya Vidaurre José Jerónimo Zelaya Fiallos 1827 María Josefa Lastiri Francisco Morazán 1827–1829, 1830 Dolores Lastiri Lozano Diego Vigil 1828–1829 Sister for María Josefa Lastiri Lozano Juana Lope Juan Ángel Arias 1829–1830 Lucía Lastiri Lozano José Santos Díaz del Valle 1830–1831 Sister for María Josefa Lastiri Lozano María Manuela Díaz José Antonio Márquez 1831–1832 Teresa Márquez Díaz Joaquín Rivera 1833–1836 Daughter for the president José Antonio Márquez Margarita Guillén Chávez José María Martínez Salinas 1837–1838 Juana Casco José María Guerrero 1839 Nicaraguan Petrona Vásquez Alcántara José María Bustillo 1835/1839–1839 Dolores Serafín Gómez Felipe Neri Medina Córdova 13–15 April of 1839 Mercedes González Herrera José Francisco Zelaya y Ayes 1838–1840 Dolores Medina Francisco Ferrera 1840–1844 Apolinaria Ayala Felipe Bustillo 1848 Josefa Pineda Castejón Juan Lindo 1848–1852 Nieves Cabañas Fiallos José Francisco Gómez y Argüelles 1852 acting Petronila Barrios Espinoza José Trinidad Cabañas 1852 Soledad Gutiérrez Lozano Juan López (general) 1852 Severiana Arbizú José Santiago Bueso Soto 1855 Ana Arbizú y Flores José Santos Guardiola 1855–1862 María Ana Milla Castejón Victoriano Castellanos Cortés 1862 Mariana Milla José María Medina 1862/1863/1865/1865–1866/1866–1869/1870–1874/1876 Damiana Gálvez Crescencio Gómez Valladares 1865 Nicolasa Avilés Francisco Cruz Castro 1869–1870 Jesús Planas Zúñiga Juan Antonio Medina Orellana 16–26 July 1872 acting first lady Francisca Boquín Céleo Arias 1872–1873 Luisa Castro Acosta Ponciano Leiva 1874–1876, 1891–1893 Josefa Dolores Rodezno José María Zelaya Ayes 1876 Celestina Mijango Marco Aurelio Soto 1876–1883 Teresa Morejón Ferrera Luis Bográn 1883–1891 Emma Gutiérrez Lozano Policarpo Bonilla 1894–1899 Carmen Alemán Saravia Terencio Sierra 1899–1903 Margarita Fiallos Castellanos Juan Ángel Arias Boquín 1903 Josefa Matute Manuel Bonilla 1903–1907 Purificación Rodríguez Estrada Miguel Oquelí Bustillo 1907 Narcisa Romero Portillo Miguel Rafael Dávila Cuéllar 1907–1911 Victoria Alvarado Burchard Francisco Bertrand Barahona 1912–1919 Gumersinda Inestroza Ocampo Vicente Mejía Colindres 1919, 1929–1933 Guillermina Leiva Castro Francisco Bográn Barahona 1919–1920 Ana Lagos Laínez Rafael López Gutiérrez 1920–1924 Francisca Fiallos Inestroza Vicente Tosta Carrasco 1924–1925 María Leiva Castro Miguel Paz Barahona 1925–1928 Elena Castillo Barahona Tiburcio Carias Andino 1933–1949 Laura Bárnes Paredes Juan Manuel Gálvez 1949–1954 Laura Vigil Lozano Julio Lozano Díaz 1954–1956 Alejandrina Bermúdez Milla Ramón Villeda Morales 1957–1963 Gloria Figueroa Oswaldo López Arellano 1963–1970, 1972–1975 Luz María Sequeira Ramón Ernesto Cruz Uclés 1971–1972 Alba Nora Gúnera Juan Alberto Melgar Castro 1975–1978 Carlota Márquez Policarpo Paz García 1978–1982? Aída Zacapa Roberto Suazo Córdova 1982–1986 Miriam Bocock Selva José Simón Azcona 1986–1990 Norma Regina Gaborit Rafael Leonardo Callejas 1990–1994 Bessy Watson Carlos Roberto Reina 1994–1998 Born in the United States Mary Flake Carlos Flores Facussé 1998–2002 Born in United States Aguas Ocaña Ricardo Maduro 2002–2006 Born in Spain Xiomara Castro Manuel Zelaya 2006–2009 Later served as the 39th president of Honduras. Siomara Girón Roberto Micheletti 2009–2010 acting first lady Rosa Elena Bonilla Porfirio Lobo 2010–2014 Ana García Carías Juan Orlando Hernández 2014–2022 Manuel Zelaya Xiomara Castro 2022–2026 Previously served as the president of Honduras from 2006 until he was overthrown in 2009. Lissette del Cid Image TBP Nasry Asfura 2026–present
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