1946 Matriculates

He matriculated from St. John’s Dio in 1946. He entered Rangoon University in along with Dr Pe Nyun (GBNF), Dr. Pe Thein (GBNF) and U Sein Hlaing (GBNF).
He represented RUBC at the Independence Day Regatta in Kandawgyi and became RUBC Gold.
He is the Oldest and Most Senior among the Past RUBC Captains who are alive.
He celebrated his 95th birthday on August 3, 2024.
He lost his spouse (Dr. Daw Khin Kyi Nyunt), elder son (Dr. “Peter” Khin Tun in UK) and son-in-law (U Tin Tun) within a span of several months (starting late 2019 to May 2020).
He received his BSCE from Oregon State University and MSCE at Yale University.
He taught part-time at Rangoon University.
He worked as Director and/or Advisor for Clark & Greig, Inter-Kiln and PWD.

He entered Rangoon University in 1946 along with U Tin U and Dr. Pe Thein.
He represented RUBC at the Independence Day Regatta in Kandawgyi and became RUBC Gold.
He served as Secretary and later as Captain of RUBC.
He was Chief Pediatric Surgeon at the Rangoon Children Hospital.
He and Dr. Harry Saing (Htut Saing, RUBC Captain and Gold) performed the first surgery on conjoined twins (Ma Nan Soe and Ma Nan San) in Burma.
He passed away in Canada.
His family set up “Dr. Pe Nyun Award” for outstanding Pediatric Surgeons.

He entered Rangoon University in 1946 along with U Tin U and Dr. Pe Nyun.
He represented RUBC at the Independence Day Regatta in Kandawgyi and became RUBC.
Professor
Minister of Health and Education

He entered Rangoon University in 1946
He was the Top graduate in Electrical Engineering in 1952.
He joined the Faculty of Engineering as Assistant Lecturer.
He received his MSEE from MIT.
He was promoted to Lecturer and later as Professor and Head of Electrical Engineering

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