Deepest condolences to Jensen Ng Koon Teck and family on the loss of his beloved father on Tuesday this week.
May he rest in peace.
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I would like to express my condolence to Ng Khoon Teck and family on the demise of his father. God Bless!
ReplyDeleteKhoon Teck,
ReplyDeleteMy condolences to you on your loss.
My thoughts are with you.
Having lost my father 6 years ago (2004), I know how you feel.
May he rest in peace.
Our heartfelt condolence to Koon Teck and his family on this sad occasion. May his father's soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteKoon Teck, our deepest sympathy to you and your family for your great loss. May your dad rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteMy condolence to Khoon Teck and his family on this very sad day
ReplyDeleteTake care Jensen
ReplyDeleteMy deepest sympathy to you and your family, Koon Teck.
ReplyDeleteMy deepest sympathy to you and your family, Khoon
ReplyDeleteTeck.
Many this to all brothers and friends for your kind messages and wishes.
ReplyDeleteThank you from Jensen and family.
And also thanks to the folks who organised the flowers and sympathy message on behalf of the class of '76. May you find that spring in your step soon, Khoon Teck.
ReplyDeleteThink our brother Bob Chew's the one responsible for all the flowers and message and visit to Koon Teck father's house, on behalf of ALL 76's St.Joe.
ReplyDeleteMillion thanks Bob!
I would just like to let all know that Ng Koon Teck, on behalf of his beloved late father Ng Siak Hong, passed us RM1,000 for our "Giving Back to St Joe" project.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for the generosity.