William Ting: May He Rest In Peace

Friday, June 11, 2010

May He Rest In Peace

Our colleague, Sim Soon Kian, was finally cremated this morning at Riam Road crematorium. Many of his colleagues attended the memorial service.

May he rest in peace!

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Reanaclaire said...: My condolence to his family..
nowadays a lot heard about road accidents here and there and mostly caused by big big vehicles.. sigh..; 11 June, 2010 15:28

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May He Rest In Peace

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