Saturday, 30 December 2017

6th May 2016

Retired from Singapore Airlines after more than 30 years.

Will continue to fly as a pilot on a contract on year to year basis

Some photos at the SIA Group Retirement and Award Ceremony.

They pictures speak for themselves.


Receiving Retirement Award from CEO Goh C P

With fellow retiring pilots
 
With CEO and SVP HR and fellow RI boys

With fellows pilots friends
With Lynn at the Retiring Ceremony


Fellows friends retiring the same year


Saturday, 15 October 2016

Sunday, March 29, 2015

FAREWELL MR LEE KUAN YEW

Every words for tributes, praises, compliments for your obituaries had been used.
I don't need to add anymore.

The attendances of world leaders from around the world is a testament to your greatness.
I need not say more.

The numbers of Singaporean that braved the scorching sun for hours in the queue to pay their respect for you, and the thousands that stood in pouring rain to send you off in today funeral
is the ultimate testimony for the deep gratitude and love for you.
I need not add more words.

In short, your legacy is going to be eternal. Your monument is Singapore and the people of Singapore.

Farewell Mr Lee Kuan Yew.

 

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

I am 60




Wow, I am 60!

Why the time had passed  so fast? Wish I could turn back the clock or reset 10 or 20 years earlier.

Looking back at the last 60 years, I am proud of my personal achievements. I have met all my personal expectations, all my dreams have been realised. I could not ask for more.

My personal wish is to stay healthy and live many more meaningful and enjoyable years as I walk into the sunset of my life. Share my joys with my wife and daughters as well as those who have been closed to me.

I shall learned to age gracefully and make the adjustment to cope with aging. In the years to come, I acknowledge that I may face heath problems but I will accept whatever that befalls me.
Life goes on.

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Tuesday, November 20, 2012

25TH ANNIVERSARY



25th ANNIVERSARY


Few days ago, on the 15th November, I celebrated my 25 anniversary with my most loving wife Lynn.
 
25 years zoomed pass so fast without us realising it. My two daughters have grown up, graduated and have started working. My mum and dad had both gone to the next world.
We had decided to celebrate our anniversary in Phuket. So on the 15th; we took a cruise from Phuket to Phi Phi Island. The weather was fine except rather hot and humid. The sea was calm and it was a perfect day for cruise. We had lunch in Phi Phi Island and later we sail to a spot to do some swimming and snorkelling. That night we had a sumptuous sea food dinner followed by 2 hours of well deserved Thai Traditional Massage.
Looking back on the 25 years of marriage, I must admit I am lucky and a very happy husband and father. Lynn accommodate me more than I. I made major decisions and she always supported me. Her patience and understanding was her greatest asset. Without her acceptance of my mother, it would not be possible for me to be a filial son to spend my entire life with my mum. At the same time, without her dedication and commitment to my children, it would be very tough for her to raise my children while I spend more than half my life far away from home.
 
 
Yes our loves have grown even stronger over the years. Physically, we too have also grown a lot. Yes, sideway!!! We share many common traits as well as life philosophy. Both of us believe in living a simple and humble life. We love to travel and eat good hawker food. We exercise together whenever possible.
I look for more happy years with Lynn.