Name List

  • 1st Row Sitting from Left to Right : Jorgy Juana, Sulaiman Hamdan, Camillo Cheng, Mr Mathew, Bro Aidan, Mr Punose, Mr Thomas, Bro Raphael, Ms Raffle, Bro Frederick, Mr George Zechary, Dahlan Anud, Orlando Tann, Jimmy Augustin. 2nd Row Standing from Left to Right : Kenneth Awang, Arpa Mapaireh, Chong Nyuk Woo, Wong Man Kong, Chin Lee Wah, Chong Voon Hing, Chu Sai Kee, Hiew Hon Hiung, Chiang Piang Thiam, Francis Fong, Phun Vui Poo, Julius Ho, Chung Hee Menn, Fu Ka Hung, Kwan Kar Choi. 3rd Standing From Left to Right : Wahid Wahab, Ibrahim Said, Chong Nyuk Fong, Jimmy Gimbad, Victor Ng Jong Fui, Sim Kang Loon, Chong Ken Foh, Chang Kon Sang, Sunarchin Kama, Tommy Siew, Chung Tze Ting, Ho Tze Meng, Koh Chiat Hong, Khoo Puay Guan, James Chai, Edward Chik, Sin Ka Hiew.

05 October 2010

Mini Tong Fung Reunion KK - 4 October 2010

Hi All,

Hubert was last in KK some 15 years ago to make his new Malaysian IC. He returned on 30 September 2010 to climb Mt Kinabalu with some of his Hongkie friends. Hubert returned to HK on 4 October afternoon. Richard Chan who is a frequent returnee to KK was also in KK around that time. Richard was to fly to our home town, Sandakan, on 8 October.

I returned from Seoul on 3 October, close to midnite, and whilst still at KK Airport, received Hubert's SMS  to confirm our breakfast meeting on the following morning. About 7 am on 4 Oct (Monday), Richard Chan called to join in. After reaching Tong Fung Restoran, we called Tommy Siew, still in his slumber, to join us.

The photos are just a flashback of that mini reunion at Tong Fung Restoran.

KS
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St. Mary's Old Boys - 1970 said...

Yes, It was great to be back to Sabah again after a long period of 15 years. The next time should be 11 Nov 2011 for the planned big reunion. Pity I didn't stay long enough to meet the others as this time the purpose is to climb Mt Kinabalu. Yes I did reach Low's summit.

A big thank you to Clement for organising the minni-reunion, as always including treating us to the famous seafood breakfast. Although Tommy Siew quipped that it was a cheap meal, it's the hospitality that counts.

A very memorable gathering indeed!

Hubert

7 October 2010 at 21:19

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