In Our Loving Memories Always

Dear Lai Choo

As I was reading your Tributes To Pu Long, I just couldn't controlmyself, I shed my tears.....

Though he's left us many years ago, I couldstill remember him vividly. He, an innocent and tidy-looking thin boy went to the same primary school as Sok Fong. Then, in the same secondary schools and in the same classes as I. And, grew up to be a handsome and stout young man, with matured characters and very sensible, properly being the eldest in his family. It's really sad and pitiful that he'd to suffer such severe painsand leave us so young. Truly, a great loss to me and all my friends from SMPN.We've not forgotten him. We'd observed a minute silence as a mark of respect to him during our grand 50th birthday gathering in July this year. He is always remembered as our sincere and trusted friend.

We allshare your grief and sorrow for his departure, please open your heart..like a lake. And I hope you'd move on bravely as you'd achieved by pushing yourself through the most difficult and saddest moment during the tragedy occurring at such a remote placewith no friends nor relatives to be by your side to hold your hand and to comfort you. I'm proud of your bravery.Occurrences of mishaps are most of the time beyond our control. Now let us face the realities in life and treasure every moment while we are still kicking and healthy.

With love

Hoi Eng

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Dear Michelle

Your emotional trauma might have buried inside you for a long time. Once u get over the threshold, it would have peaked and the recovery stage should begin. Facing the past bravely and move along. The world continues with or without us.It has often been said, "Today is the first day of the rest of our life."You know what to do.

Yong Kwong

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Read your blog on late Kenny Kok. I am so touched by what he and you have gone through during those moments and ordeals. It is hard getting out of it but I am sure there is just so much more you can do to live on.

Sam