My Departed Uncle

My Uncle Teng

I guess their lives must be quite simple.

He was my Uncle.

We called him Uncle Teng.

He was a fishmonger.

He has also passed on.

Good Thoughts

Once in a long while, you received in your email, some great thoughts.

Here are some of them for you to savour.

Donny's Passing

THe Cortege Leaves

My youngest brother, Donny passed away on 20 June 1988.

In Memoriam

Sad day.

He was only 28.

The Passing on of My Grandad in 1986

Before the cortege leaves

My grandfather lived to the grand old age of 95 or so.

Party our last respects

A classic modern Lazarus, he was struck with sickness and was bed-ridden for many years.

One fine day, he recovered and lived many more years before he wane to the be with the Lord.

Tom Brown School Days

Jit Cheng with Debbie

With Seng Guan

With Teng Ai

Those were the days,my friend

Some Did Well in Life

Form Six Days

Form 3 at JASES (1967)

I had my share of Tom Brown School days, though not at Rugby.

Two good years (1968-1969)

My school days were spent in Jasin, Bukit Baru and Malacca.

Form 6-Where are they now?

I also had some wonderful memories of outings to Port Dickson and to the Sagil Golf Club.

On the Bus To Port Dickson

Younger days

William Chua Party

Tan Hup Neo-1966

Upper Six Days

Siew Mei and company

Ministry of Housing Days (1986-93)

One of my better days in the civil service.

With Chen in my Office

With Cheng in my Office

New Year Party in the late Niu Soo Peng's House

Oh! Glorious Manila Days 1980

The canteen with the AIM Dietician, Amy Miguel

Yes, I enjoyed Filipino hospitality to the hilt during my one month stay at Makati.

Amy at leisure in AIM

Here are my memories of the great times.

With the late Dino, Joy and her friend

Tongue in cheek Joy

My lovely tour guide at Lake Taal