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This is a special class consisting of 30 girls and 12 boys studying in Hong Wen School.
They are loyal to their dear friends/classmates, optimistic and always think on the positive side, youthful and lead healthy lifestyles, assertive plus confident and are not frightened to say what they want or believe and lovely plus friendly.
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This is a special class consisting of 30 girls and 12 boys studying in Hong Wen School.
They are loyal to their dear friends/classmates, optimistic and always think on the positive side, youthful and lead healthy lifestyles, assertive plus confident and are not frightened to say what they want or believe and lovely plus friendly.
Kindly do not spam in the cbox as it is not nice to do so.
Pupils will be punished severely if they spam the cbox, especially for those who spam using vulgarities/hurtful words, do leave a tag in the cbox with your own name if you want to do so!
Enjoy your stay here! :D
TEACHERS
Form, Mathematics & PE/HE teacher: Miss Kho Bhay Sian, Grace.
English teacher: Miss Yun Hui Li.
Science, Art & Pastoral Care teacher: Mrs Oh Hong Choon, Cindy.
Moral Education teacher: Mr Seah Ah Lek.
Music teacher: Madam Lim Joo Leng, Julie.
Social Studies teacher: Madam Choong Mei Ling, Grace.
English teacher: Miss Yun Hui Li.
Science, Art & Pastoral Care teacher: Mrs Oh Hong Choon, Cindy.
Moral Education teacher: Mr Seah Ah Lek.
Music teacher: Madam Lim Joo Leng, Julie.
Social Studies teacher: Madam Choong Mei Ling, Grace.
PUPILS
Chan Shi Qin, Patricia
- Outram Secondary School
Cherry Tay Mee Hui
- Tampines Secondary School (2nd choice)
Du Wen Jing
- First Toa Payoh Secondary School
Elaine Wan Jie Yi
- Whitley Secondary School (1st choice)
Fang Yi
- Manjusri Secondary School
Felicia Lea Chu Yan
- Geylang Methodists Secondary School (5th choice)
Fu Yu
- Bedok Green Secondary School
Geraldine Goh Xun Qi
- Bendemeer Secondary School (2nd choice)
Jiang Yi Chong
- Bartley Secondary School
Joanna Aw Sze Yun
- Broadrick Secondary School (1st choice)
Ke Queenie
- Queenstown Secondary School (2nd choice)
Khoo Hwee Lee
- Macpherson Secondary School (1st choice)
Koh Yuan Zhen
- Gan Eng Seng School (2nd choice)
Li Xiao Min
- Manjusri Secondary School
Liew Qian Hui
- Broadrick Secondary School (2nd choice)
Lim Jia Yi
- Beatty Secondary School
Loh Wan Ting
- Queenstown Secondary School (1st choice)
Loi Yi Hui
- Beatty Secondary School
Neo Bao Wen
- Serangoon Secondary School
Ng Ye Li
- Balestier Hill Secondary School (2nd choice)
Ng Zhong Wei
- Broadrick Secondary School
Ong Chuen Mei
- Broadrick Secondary School (1st choice)
Tan Ya Ting
- Beatty Secondary School
Tang Shu Ting
- CHIJ Katong Convent
Tang Xin Yao
- Damai Secondary School
Wen Xin Hui
- Bedok Green Secondary School
Xing Qiu Ling
- Manjusri Secondary School (2nd choice)
Yeo Jia Yi, Gina
- Whitley Secondary School (2nd choice)
Zee Wen Fang, Jeanette Amanda
- Christ Church Secondary School (1st choice)
Zhang Wei
- Deyi Secondary School
Cai He Ang
- school??
Chen Yu Chao
- Presbyterian High School
Huang Wei Ling
- Queensway Secondary School
Jin Xing Lai
- Mayflower Secondary School
Lee Cheng Ang
- Broadrick Secondary School
Lee Cheng Hong
- Peicai Secondary School
Lim Chee Xiong
- Outram Secondary School
Lim Cheng Yun
- Balestier Hill Secondary School
Low Zhi Hao
- Bendemeer Secondary School
Qin Long Fei
- Chong Boon Secondary School (1st choice)
Yun Yu
- Bowen Secondary School
Zavier Ee Han Wei
- Guangyang Secondary School
- Outram Secondary School
Cherry Tay Mee Hui
- Tampines Secondary School (2nd choice)
Du Wen Jing
- First Toa Payoh Secondary School
Elaine Wan Jie Yi
- Whitley Secondary School (1st choice)
Fang Yi
- Manjusri Secondary School
Felicia Lea Chu Yan
- Geylang Methodists Secondary School (5th choice)
Fu Yu
- Bedok Green Secondary School
Geraldine Goh Xun Qi
- Bendemeer Secondary School (2nd choice)
Jiang Yi Chong
- Bartley Secondary School
Joanna Aw Sze Yun
- Broadrick Secondary School (1st choice)
Ke Queenie
- Queenstown Secondary School (2nd choice)
Khoo Hwee Lee
- Macpherson Secondary School (1st choice)
Koh Yuan Zhen
- Gan Eng Seng School (2nd choice)
Li Xiao Min
- Manjusri Secondary School
Liew Qian Hui
- Broadrick Secondary School (2nd choice)
Lim Jia Yi
- Beatty Secondary School
Loh Wan Ting
- Queenstown Secondary School (1st choice)
Loi Yi Hui
- Beatty Secondary School
Neo Bao Wen
- Serangoon Secondary School
Ng Ye Li
- Balestier Hill Secondary School (2nd choice)
Ng Zhong Wei
- Broadrick Secondary School
Ong Chuen Mei
- Broadrick Secondary School (1st choice)
Tan Ya Ting
- Beatty Secondary School
Tang Shu Ting
- CHIJ Katong Convent
Tang Xin Yao
- Damai Secondary School
Wen Xin Hui
- Bedok Green Secondary School
Xing Qiu Ling
- Manjusri Secondary School (2nd choice)
Yeo Jia Yi, Gina
- Whitley Secondary School (2nd choice)
Zee Wen Fang, Jeanette Amanda
- Christ Church Secondary School (1st choice)
Zhang Wei
- Deyi Secondary School
Cai He Ang
- school??
Chen Yu Chao
- Presbyterian High School
Huang Wei Ling
- Queensway Secondary School
Jin Xing Lai
- Mayflower Secondary School
Lee Cheng Ang
- Broadrick Secondary School
Lee Cheng Hong
- Peicai Secondary School
Lim Chee Xiong
- Outram Secondary School
Lim Cheng Yun
- Balestier Hill Secondary School
Low Zhi Hao
- Bendemeer Secondary School
Qin Long Fei
- Chong Boon Secondary School (1st choice)
Yun Yu
- Bowen Secondary School
Zavier Ee Han Wei
- Guangyang Secondary School
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Saturday, March 29, 2008
I wanted to share this news with you.
I guess everyone knows it already.
Tragic!
ON A wall of the Bong family's apartment in Simei is a map of the world, punctuated by coloured thumb tacks.
They mark where Mr Kevin Bong Kwang Hong, 37, and his wife, Madam Eleane Jane Kor Yee Lin, 36, have been - and no wonder, for they were both in the travel and hospitality industry.
On the map, Australia, Nepal and Bhutan were marked, among other places.
Malaysia was a frequent destination as well, and they often included Madam Kor's mother, Madam Magdalene Pang Chee Seng, 69, on those jaunts.
Genting Highlands and Kuala Lumpur turned out to be the family's last holiday destinations on Thursday - two places they were never to reach.
The Mitsubishi Grandis Mr Bong was driving swerved off the North- South Expressway, barrelled into a tree and hit yet another. The seven-seater ended up a crumpled wreck about 3m from the road, not far from Muar.
COLLEAGUE'S GRIEF
'I never thought that would be the last goodnight.'MS JOYCE PEREIRA, Mr Bong?s colleague, on exchanging goodbyes when he left Wednesday night's office party. Mr Bong was killed the next day
... more
MUM'S KINDNESS
'She never failed to give generously when it came to raising funds for charity. She believed if you wanted to give, you should give until it hurts.'MR JONAS KOR on his mother
... more
made for each other
'Kevin and Jane were a very loving couple. They shared similar characteristics, loved the outdoors and were very sporting, very spontaneous.'
... more
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THE ACCIDENT SCENE
The top of the car was ripped off, and the airbag at the driver's seat, bloodied. This was where Mr Bong was found, semi-conscious and muttering. He died soon after arrival at the hospital in Tangkak. His two-year- old son Justin died at the scene of the accident.
Muar police said a passing lorry driver had called them.
The car's three remaining occupants were flung out: Madam Kor was flung 36m, about the length of 11/2 tennis courts, and Madam Pang landed in a ditch some 20m away.
Two-month-old Jolene was found bawling her lungs out on a grass patch 10m from the wreck, said the lorry driver.
An expert in accident reconstruction said that by looking at the pictures, he could only guess that Mr Bong may have been driving at over 100kmh. The speed limit on the North-South Expressway is 110kmh.
And going by the way the passengers were flung out, they were probably not wearing seat belts, he added.
The night before the trip, Mr Bong had been at a company cocktail party at the Amara Hotel, where he worked.
The hotel's marketing communications officer Joyce Pereira said he had told her about his planned drive to Kuala Lumpur, the first break he was taking since starting work at the hotel last October.
Mr Danny Lee, Amara's manager of human resources, said Mr Bong used to work for a hotel chain in Yunnan in China, but the family man said he 'felt bad' about being away from his family and so wanted a job back here.
He has been known to take his wife, mother and two children to the hotel's cafe for high tea during the weekends, said the hotel's general manager Lakshman Perera.
Madam Kor, who used to work at travel agency Chan Brothers, moved to online travel agency Zuji in 2003. She was still on maternity leave following Jolene's birth.
Her brother, Mr Jonas Kor, said she and Mr Bong were a loving couple who enjoyed travelling and the outdoors. Friends also described the couple as adventurous - she used to scuba dive, while he took part in triathlons.
Another of her brothers, Mr Joe Kor, a 43-year-old adjunct professor at Baker University in Kansas, the United States, was to have come back here in two months' time with his children to visit his mother, a former teacher and nurse. That trip home has now been brought forward so he can attend the funerals.
Of his mother's kind and giving spirit, Mr Jonas Kor said: 'She never failed to give generously when it came to charities. She believed if you wanted to give, you should give until it hurts.'
They mark where Mr Kevin Bong Kwang Hong, 37, and his wife, Madam Eleane Jane Kor Yee Lin, 36, have been - and no wonder, for they were both in the travel and hospitality industry.
On the map, Australia, Nepal and Bhutan were marked, among other places.
Malaysia was a frequent destination as well, and they often included Madam Kor's mother, Madam Magdalene Pang Chee Seng, 69, on those jaunts.
Genting Highlands and Kuala Lumpur turned out to be the family's last holiday destinations on Thursday - two places they were never to reach.
The Mitsubishi Grandis Mr Bong was driving swerved off the North- South Expressway, barrelled into a tree and hit yet another. The seven-seater ended up a crumpled wreck about 3m from the road, not far from Muar.
COLLEAGUE'S GRIEF
'I never thought that would be the last goodnight.'MS JOYCE PEREIRA, Mr Bong?s colleague, on exchanging goodbyes when he left Wednesday night's office party. Mr Bong was killed the next day
... more
MUM'S KINDNESS
'She never failed to give generously when it came to raising funds for charity. She believed if you wanted to give, you should give until it hurts.'MR JONAS KOR on his mother
... more
made for each other
'Kevin and Jane were a very loving couple. They shared similar characteristics, loved the outdoors and were very sporting, very spontaneous.'
... more
RELATED LINKS
THE ACCIDENT SCENE
The top of the car was ripped off, and the airbag at the driver's seat, bloodied. This was where Mr Bong was found, semi-conscious and muttering. He died soon after arrival at the hospital in Tangkak. His two-year- old son Justin died at the scene of the accident.
Muar police said a passing lorry driver had called them.
The car's three remaining occupants were flung out: Madam Kor was flung 36m, about the length of 11/2 tennis courts, and Madam Pang landed in a ditch some 20m away.
Two-month-old Jolene was found bawling her lungs out on a grass patch 10m from the wreck, said the lorry driver.
An expert in accident reconstruction said that by looking at the pictures, he could only guess that Mr Bong may have been driving at over 100kmh. The speed limit on the North-South Expressway is 110kmh.
And going by the way the passengers were flung out, they were probably not wearing seat belts, he added.
The night before the trip, Mr Bong had been at a company cocktail party at the Amara Hotel, where he worked.
The hotel's marketing communications officer Joyce Pereira said he had told her about his planned drive to Kuala Lumpur, the first break he was taking since starting work at the hotel last October.
Mr Danny Lee, Amara's manager of human resources, said Mr Bong used to work for a hotel chain in Yunnan in China, but the family man said he 'felt bad' about being away from his family and so wanted a job back here.
He has been known to take his wife, mother and two children to the hotel's cafe for high tea during the weekends, said the hotel's general manager Lakshman Perera.
Madam Kor, who used to work at travel agency Chan Brothers, moved to online travel agency Zuji in 2003. She was still on maternity leave following Jolene's birth.
Her brother, Mr Jonas Kor, said she and Mr Bong were a loving couple who enjoyed travelling and the outdoors. Friends also described the couple as adventurous - she used to scuba dive, while he took part in triathlons.
Another of her brothers, Mr Joe Kor, a 43-year-old adjunct professor at Baker University in Kansas, the United States, was to have come back here in two months' time with his children to visit his mother, a former teacher and nurse. That trip home has now been brought forward so he can attend the funerals.
Of his mother's kind and giving spirit, Mr Jonas Kor said: 'She never failed to give generously when it came to charities. She believed if you wanted to give, you should give until it hurts.'
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