• Our Ancestor’s House
• Beloved Parents
• Collegiate Scholarship
• RIT Days
• * Student
• * EE Association
• * EE Magazine
• * Lu Ye Chun
• * RUBC
• My Beloved Spouse
• Three Generations
• Life Savers
• Relatives
• * Siblings
• * Sons, nephews and nieces
• * Cousins
• Gatherings
• * San Francisco
• * Yangon
• * Half Moon Bay
• Toastmasters
• * Awards
• * Distinguished Toastmaster
• * Halloween Themed TM Meeting
• Souvenirs
• Visit to Windsor, Canada
• Visit to Connecticut
• Visit to Sydney
• Visit to Mexico
• Miscellaneous

Our Ancestors’ House

• Many of us (siblings and cousins) grew up in “Ein Gyi” (Big House).
• Later my father and his siblings built their houses in the Compound.

Beloved Parents

• My beloved parents supported us to have a decent education.
  They are my Let Oo Saya.
• I have written about them in several posts : Father, Mother, Beloved Parents, Countdown to SPZP

Collegiate Scholarship

• I stood Seventh in Burma in the Matriculation of 1963 and was awarded a Collegiate Scholarship along with nine classmates.
• We were honored by the school (St. Paul’s High School) and the alumni association (Old Paulian Association).
• Additional information and photos can be found in posts related to SPHS.

RIT Days

• I attended Rangoon Institute of Technology (RIT) from 1964 to 1969.
• Additional information can be found in my post “Memories of a 69er”.

RIT Student

• We passed the last ever I.Sc.(A) examination and were admitted to the first ever 2nd BE (under the then new Education System) in November 1964.
• There were 300+ classmates.
• Sad to note that 100+ are GBNF (Gone But Not Forgotten).
  Ko Aung Min (M69) and team maintain the GBNF list.

EE Association

• I was an EC (Class Representative) of the RIT Electrical Engineering Association.
  Ko Shwe Win was the Secretary.
• I later served as Joint Secretary and Secretary.

EE Magazine

• I was a member of the Committee for the publication of “Hlyat Sit Sar Saung”.
• Saya U Moe Aung (Tekkatho Moe War) was Chief Editor.
• Ko San Oo, Ma Than Yi and Ko Myo Myint were Associate Editors.

Lu Ye Chun

• I was selected as Lu Ye Chun to attend the Inlay Khaung Daing Camp in the Summer of 1965.
• Ko Sein Shwe, Ma Khin Than Myint Tin and Ko Zaw Min [Nawaday] were also selected as RIT LYC.

RUBC

• Willie Soe Maung (Stroke), Kyaw Wynn (3), Hla Min (2), Maung Maung Kyi (Bow) and Myint Thein (Cox) were Senior Novices Runners-up in the Monsoon Regatta in 1963.
• We were awarded Full Green at the end of the season.
• I was elected as the Honorary Treasurer in the last ever General Election.
• I became Vice Captain the following year.
• Sad to say that I was denied to be Captain by the higher authorities who abolished the Bye Laws.
• I served as Contributing Editor for the 90th Anniversary Issue of RUBC Magazine in 2013.
  I wrote the Prelude for each section.
  I also wrote three articles.

My Beloved Spouse

• She is a caring mother to two sons, and and a grandmother to two lovely Myees.
• We celebrated our 48th Anniversary in June, 2021.

Three Generations

• My parents
• My spouse and I
• Elder son

Anniversaries

• Some friends hosted lunch or dinner for our birthdays and wedding anniversaries.
• There are family-only gatherings as well.

Life Savers

Relatives

Siblings

Sons, nephews and nieces

Cousins

Gatherings

San Francisco

Yangon

Half Moon Bay

HMB Soon Kyway by U Sein Myint

NorCal RITAA

Toastmasters

Awards

Distinguished Toastmaster

Halloween Themed TM Meeting

Souvenirs

Visit to Windsor, Canada

Visit to Connecticut

Visit to Sydney in 2006

Visit to Mexico

Miscellaneous

There are many other posts. They include

• Visits
  Ngapali
  Inlay
  UK
  Texas
• Memories
  PPBRS
  SPHS
  RUBC
  UCC
• Writings
  Articles
  Poems
  Translation
• Videos
  200+ Short talks
• Names