It is a wonderful feeling to know that one of your beloved seniors have made it in the world.
This is just to let you know that somewhere in Canada, there is a Dr. Demong, from TLS! Check it out. and I hope he does not mind I put him in my blog...
Dr. Demong
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Dr.Demong Interview
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There is more on his web site:
http://www.demong.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=public.render&navigationID=10
I had posted a piece on Thaddeus, and had also talked to him on the phone about ex-Tanjong.
Sam
Hi! I have just stumbled on this blogg whilst looking for the new email address of PELI ARON. If anyone knows his email address (it used to be peliaron@hotmail.com as it was I that set it up for him in the first half of the 1990s - now history!! Your comments on school names are interesting. I am JOHN KENYON who was a volunteer (VSO)teacher at what we called SSS (Simmanggang Secondary School!). I visited Peli both in Penang and Sri Aman, thus meeting up with many ex students of those days in 1962/3. Hicks was the head there till early 1963, so I knew him - I see you mention him from a few years earlier. I hope to visit Sri Aman and Kuching again next year around March or May and would be glad to hear from anyone who I knew all those years ago. My last day in Kuching last visit was a sunday when I went to St Thomas' for the early morning service. Not only did I meet up with an old friend right on the entrance steps as I arrived, but 3 more came over to me in the service to say hello, including Lim Siew Lin and Dunstan Merlin. Such is the social magic of Sarawak! Anyone heard of a lady named PAT GEORGE? She was a teacher at SSS in 1963 from England (Colombo PLan) and fell off the map for many of us here in UK around early 1980s. I hear that the Sarawak Club in Kucjhing burned down last year and lots of memorabilia was lost. I shall try to bring with me next year a whole collection of black and white and colour photos that I took in 62/63 in the hope that some may be of value to somebody. Cheers John Kenyon
More anon.
Thank you. I am sure many of the SGSS students are around.
The Ex Tanjong students would like to organise a 50th Anniversary sometime in August.
But if you happen to come by Miri, we would be delighted to meet up with you. Email us.
yisawan@gmail.com
Oops, Simon, we would be delighted to link you to Peli Aron, our personal friend.
Mr Kenyon
I was in Form two in 1962 and of course I remember you Patricia George Mr Hicks and the others including the PeaceCorp boys like Bruce Thorson Jim Dodd and Burt English.
I am Nichol Letan and my classmates and I were the real pioneers of SSS Simanggang.
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