Obituary, Tribute, Death Anniversary, Condolence, Requiem (Prayers), Acknowledgement: The Late Mr. Koh Teck Chong (Male)

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

The Late Mr. Koh Teck Chong (Male)

TRIBUTE

The Late Mr. Koh Teck Chong
Educator, Disciplinarian, Mentor, Motivator

From the pioneer Six Arts Class (1968/69)
Klang High School

"They are not dead who live in the hearts of those they leave behind"
- Native American Proverb

Source: The Star (13 July 2010, Tuesday)

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Qing Ming Festival

Every year during the period between the end of March and early April, the Chinese community celebrates Qing Ming (Cheng Beng) which is a festival to remember and honour their ancestors and particularly marked by visits to their grave sites.

To make things memorable, we allow you to upload details of your ancestors to our website. The information will be categorised and published according to the date of their demise (following the English or Chinese calendar).

Information needed are as follow:

Name of the deceased (in English or Chinese)
Sex (Male & Female)
Date, year & place of birth (if available)
Date & year of demise ( in English or Chinese calender)
Place of burial (which cemetery site and the nearest town name)
Your relationship with the deceased & your name (Sender) as well.
Other important information that you would like add (eg: message or dedication to the deceased, your fond memories of the deceased, etc)

To make it easy and simple, you can just snap a digital photo of your ancestor’s grave site, especially showing the frontside of the tombstone ( 墓碑 ) and send via email to us at lovefamilie@gmail.com

If you do so, we will post you a timely reminder via email informing you the anniversary of your ancestor's demise. Who knows, you may wish to mark the occasion with special prayers or hold a memorial function together with your family members.

Thank you for your valuable contribution.

Obituary, Tribute, Death Anniversary, Condolence, Requiem (Prayers), Acknowledgement

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