Parents

• U Chan Sein
• Daw Cheng Kim

Siblings

• Saya U Tin U (C)
• Saya U Ba Than (M)
• Dr. Daw Win Hlaing
• Daw Myint Thwe
• Dr. Myo Tint
• Saya U Myo Min (UCC)
• U Thaung Lwin (EC66)
• Daw Cho Cho Hlaing

Studies

• Attended TTC Practicing School.
• Matriculated from St. Paul’s High School in 1954.
• From the third batch of Architects produced by the Faculty of Engineering, Rangoon University.
• Graduated in 1960 with U Aung Kyee Myint and U Khin Maung Yin.

Architect / Work Experience / Volunteer Work

• U Bo Gyi (A59), U Tin Htoon (A60) and U Aung Kyee Myint (A60) founded “Architects Incorporated”.
  
• They later joined PWD.
  U Bo Gyi designed the Mausoleum for Daw Khin Kyi. After retirement, U Bo Gyi became a monk.
  U Tin Htoon was architect for the Bagan Thiripyitsaya Project.
  U Aung Kyee Myint retired as Chief Architect.
  
• Moved to Singapore.
  Helped with the Burmese Buddhist Temple Project.
  
• Settled in Southern California.
  Co-founder, Goenka Vipassana Center
  Board member, Pariyatti Society
  Co-founder, Triple Gems Publication

Rowing and Sailing

• Some photos were provided by U Myo Myint (EC67, RUBC Gold) and U Linn Tun (Houston, son of U Tun Shein (RUBC Gold)).

• Captain of RUBC for the 1959-60 term.
• RUBC Gold
• Represented RUBC in Burma, India, Ceylon, and Hong Kong.
• In the early days, he often rowed as No. (2) in the Coxed Fours and No. (4) in the Coxed Eights with U Tun Shein (Willie Saing) or James/Jimmy Saw Lwin as Timing Stroke.
• Later, he rowed mostly as Timing Stroke.
• Won the Venables Bowl for Coxless Pairs with Dr. Harry Saing (Bow, GBNF) at the ARAE Regatta in Calcutta in 1958.
• Won the Willingdon Trophy for Coxed Fours with Dr. Harry Saing (Bow, GBNF), Victor Htun Shein (No.(2), GBNF), Sunny Teng (No.(3)) and U Sein Htoon (Cox, M63) at the ARAE Regatta in Colombo in 1960.
• Won the Silver Medal in Yachting at a SEAP Games with U Hla Khin (Navy).
• In 1963, Sithu U Tin, U Po Zon and U Tin Htoon compiled the souvenir magazine for the 40th Anniversary of the founding of RUBC.
• In 2013, U Tin Htoon, U Myo Myint, U Htaik San (Henry Kao), U Hla Min and team compiled the souvenir magazine for the 90th Anniversary of the founding of RUBC.

Sasana work

• Co-founded Triple Gem Publications with U Harry Than Htut (Canada), Dr. Maung Maung Lwin (UK), Sayama Daw Tin Tin Myint (Emma, ChE70, Singapore) and U Htay Aung (Victor, EC80, Australia).
• Volunteered for several Saya S N Goenka’s projects (in India and USA)
• Helped several monasteries with the publications (e.g. Centennial)

Dr. Richard Yu Khin (Economist, SEAP Gold Medalist in Yachting) wrote

Background information on Ko Tin Htoon. His elder sister Ruby [Dr. Daw Win Hlaing] was a close friend of my aunt. My mother [Dr. Daw Phay] was personal physician to his mother. Their family mansion was located on 17 acres in prestigious Windermere Road. Former RUBC Captains Ko Tin Htoon, Ko Tin Htut & Ko Tin Wa later joined Rangoon Sailing Club. All three of them presently reside in California.

Compiler of Magazines and Photo books

Magazines

• Anniversary Magazines for selected organizations and monasteries
  
• RUBC 40th Anniversary Issue with Sithu U Tin (GBNF) and U Po Zon (GBNF)
  
• Chair, RUBC 90th Anniversary Issue
  U Myo Myint Vice-Chair
  Henry Kao (Htaik San) Secretary

Photo Books

• One for his parents
• One for his eldest brother (U Tin U’s 90th Birthday on August 3, 2019)
• In Preparation : One for his second eldest brother (U Ba Than’s 90th Birthday on October 2, 2020)
• Some for his immediate family
  Photos from Burma, Singapore, US and Trips
  
• Major helper :
  Henry Kao (U Htaik San, Past Captain and Gold of RUBC) for the design and layout