Category: Sports

Brief Biography

• He matriculated in 1946 and attended Rangoon University. His classmates include Dr. Pe Nyun (Dick San Pe, GBNF) and Dr. Pe Thein (Tom San Pe, GBNF).
• He is the Most Senior & Oldest Past Captain of Rangoon University Boat Club (RUBC).
• He represented RUBC at the Independence Day Regatta held at Kandawgyi in 1948 and received Gold along with Dick San Pe, Tom San Pe and Bobby Tin.
• He received BSCE (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering) from the University of Oregon and MSCE (Master of Science in Civil Engineering) from Yale University.
• He taught part-time at Civil Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Rangoon University.
• He was Secretary of Burma Civil Engineering Society.
• He is Past Captain of Rangoon Golf Club (RGC).

90th Birthday

• On August 3, 2019, he celebrated his 90th birthday with a Soon Kyway at Dat Poung Zon Aung Min Gaung monastery, and with a sumptuous dinner at Winner Inn run by the family of Sayagyi U Ba Than (his younger brother, now GBNF).
• U Tin Htoon (A60, another younger brother) compiled a Photo Album Book highlighting U Tin U’s life and gave him as a birthday present.
• Min Ko (eldest grandson of U Tin U) had earlier recorded an interview with his “Pho Pho”.

Four Siblings and Cousin

They are all Past Captain and Gold of Rangoon University Boat Club.

• U Tin U (Eldest brother)
• Dr. Myo Tint (3rd brother, now GBNF)
• U Tin Htoon (4th brother)
• U Thaung Lwin (6th brother)
• U Sein Htoon (Cousin)

Miracle?

The following account of the Kidnapping is recounted by Dr. Khin Tun (Peter Tin U, his eldest son, UK). Was it a series of coincidences or a miracle?

He had an experience of being kidnapped by his company driver who hired “insurgents” with criminal records, to do the job. They came to his office at Lewis street, and pretended to be from military intelligence in mufti. They asked him to come along with them for questioning. They asked the office driver to drive the company jeep up to A1 compound near 9th mile and let the driver to get off at a bus stop with a letter to give to my mother.

One of them took the driver seat and continued driving out of the city passing Mingaladon airport. When their jeep went past the Mingaladon Military Intelligence Centre (Yay Kyi Ine), my father became suspicious.

Luckily, there was a road block near Hmawbi, and the kidnappers tried and overtook the battle tanks in a convoy on the road. An off duty military police stopped the car, giving my father a chance to ask for help; my father reached the car key from the back seat and threw it away. The military police asked my father to drive instead and was later freed, after being taken to the military commander and the police station.

In the mean time my mother, who was doing research at Insein Railway Hospital, received a ransom letter at 11 am to bring 60,000 Kyats in a jute bag, wearing a red longyi to a road corner, near “Ar-lain-nga-sint” pagoda in “Mingaladon”, by 3 pm the same day.

The kidnappers’ plan was to torture and kill my father whether they received the ransom or not. The grudge was for sacking the driver who took sick leave, and went to work in another company to get two salaries.

RUBC

Old members of RUBC (Rangoon University Boat Club) are fondly known as Old Crocs (or Crocodiles).

When RUBC was destroyed due to the ravages of war, the Old Crocs rebuilt the Club and provided physical, financial and spiritual support to the members to compete against the best from neighboring countries.

During our younger days, there is an “Old Members Race” at the Monsoon and Annual Regattas. The contestants range from young Old Members to the iconic Past Champions.

The Old Crocs have their mini-reunions where ever possible. They also share memories of the precious photos (e.g. of U Chan Tha, Jimmy Saw Lwin, …)

U San Maung

U San Maung (Gerald Sein, GBNF) is a Past Secretary and RUBC Gold. He is the elder brother of U Yan Shin (Hardy). He would find time from his work as Production Manager of “Amotha Yoke Shin”, and come down to RUBC to mentor the members (especially the aspiring Golds). He would mandate “fixed tub” practice for the members.o

Dr. Htut Saing

Dr. Htut Saing (Harry Saing, GBNF) is Past Captain and Gold of RUBC. He won ARAE events twice :

• the Venables Bowl for Coxless Pairs at the 1958 ARAE Regatta in Calcutta with U Tin Htoon (A60)
• the Willingdon Trophy for Coxed Fours in the 1960 ARAE Regatta in Colombo with U Tin Htoon (A60), Sunny Teng (relocated to Canada), Victor Htun Shein (GBNF) and U Sein Htoon (M63, Cox)

He usually rowed as Box on the RUBC crews. As an exception, he served as Timing Stroke and Coach for the RUBC Eights in 1962. U Win Kyi (RUBC Gold, son of Miss Hong Kong (Ms. Amelia Kyi) rowed as No. (7). There were seven new Golds in that crew : Myo Tin (William Hone), Htain Linn and Mehm Myo Thaung (Maurice) for the Stroke side, Myo Myint (EC67), Oung Kyaing and Thein Aung (Micky Tan) for the Bow side and Tin Aung (Victor Wu, Cox).

Dr. Pe Nyun (Dick, Past Captain and Gold of RUBC) and Dr. Htut Saing (Harry) are Pediatric surgeons at the Rangoon Children Hospital. They are known for operating on Ma Nan Soe and Ma Nan San.

Dr. Htut Saing continued working and teaching in Hong Kong. He became Patron of the Hong Kong Rowing and Sailing Club. He would fully support the RUBC crews competing in the FEARA Regatta in Hong Kong.

Reunion

U Tin U, U Maung Maung Than Tun, Saya U Tin Htut, Saya Dr. Than Nyunt (George), U Tin Htoon, Dr. Donald Chan, U Tun Shein (Willie), U Tun Aung (George), U Sein Htoon, Dr. Tin Wa, U Myo Myint, U Thura Thant Zin, U Htaik San (Henry), and several Old Crocs attended Regattas (especially the 90th Anniversary of the founding of RUBC).

Most of them contributed articles, photos and financial support for printing the commemorative issue, and for reprinting Sir Aurthur Eggar’s biography.

Sad to note that there was some disjoint between the really young members (who are busy with the competitions) and the really Old Members (especially who travel from abroad to attend the events).

Hope YUBC members have better rapport with the Old Crocs.

RIT Coxed Eights in the 60s

• Than Htut (Bow)
• Kyaw Lwin (George, 2, GBNF)
• Ohn Lwin (Elmo, 3, GBNF)
• Thaung Lwin (4)
• Myo Myint (5)
• Htain Lin (6)
• L. Than Myint (7)
• Mr. Lazarus (Stroke)
• Tin Aung (Victor, Cox, GBNF)

U Chan Tha

U Tin Htut

• Won Senior Novices in 1953 as Crew and in 1954 as Cox
• Past Captain and Gold
• President of RIT Rowing
• Administrator of RUBC
• Founding member and Past President of BASES (in Southern California)
• Brother of U Sein Tin, U Mya Maung, Daw Kyi Kyi, Daw Si Si, Dr. Daw Yi Yi, Dr. Than Toe and Daw Khin Khin

Dr. Harry Saing

• Dr. Harry Saing was an outstanding athlete in Darjeeling and the Faculty of Medicine.
• He won the Senior Novices in 1953.
  He is a Past Captain and Gold.
  He usually rowed as Bow in Coxless Pairs, Coxed Pairs, Coxed Fours and Coxed Eights.
  In 1962 he served as Coach and Timing Stroke for the RUBC team with seven new Golds.
• He represented RUBC in 10+ Regattas in 19 (or so) events.
• Ko Harry passed away in Hong Kong. Per his wishes, his ashes were scattered near the Hong Kong Rowing and Sailing Club (where he was a Patron).
• I wrote a tribute to Ko Harry in the Commemorative Issue of the 90th Anniversary. The issue also lists the Inter Club events.

U Tin Htoon

• U Tin Htoon joined RUBC in 1954. He is Past Captain and Gold.
  He rowed as No. (2) to Ko Jimmy Saw Lwin and Ko Willie in his early days as RUBC Gold and as Timing Stroke in the later days.
• He represented RUBC in 10+ Regattas in 19 (or so) events.
• He won the Venables Bowl for Coxless Pairs with Ko Harry at the 1958 ARAE Regatta in Calcutta.
• He won the Willingdon Trophy for Coxed Fours with Ko Harry, Ko Victor Htun Shein, Ko Sunny Teng and Ko Sein Htoon at the 1960 ARAE Regatta in Colombo.
• He won a Silver in Yachting at the SEAP Games with Ko Hla Khin (Burma Navy).
  He cofounded Triple Gems Publication with Ko Harry Than Htut, Dr. Maung Maung Lwin, Ma Emma Tin Tun Myint and Ko Victor Htay Aung.

Golden Crew

• Ko Victor Htun Shein, Ko Sunny Teng, Ko Mya Maung, Ko Maurice Tun Thoung and Ko Tin Wa won ten (or so) events.
• They won Senior Novices at the Monsoon and Annual Regattas in 1958.
• They won the Color Challenge Fours at the Monsoon and Annual Regattas in 1959.
• They became Gold in 1960 and 1961.
• Ko Victor and Ko Sunny won the Willingdon Trophy for Coxed Fours at the 1960 ARAE Regatta in Colombo with Ko Tin Htoon, Ko Harry and Ko Sein Htoon.
• Ko Tin Wa led the RUBC team to FEARA in 1961 as Captain and Cox of Coxed Fours.
  Ko Tin Htoon, Ko Harry, Ko Victor, Ko Win Kyi and Ko Tin Wa competed in the Coxed Fours.
  Ko Tin Htoon, Ko Harry and Ko Eddie Hla Min competed in the Coxed Pairs.
  Ko Willie competed in Single Sculls.
• Ko Mya Maung and Ko Maurice competed in the Inter-Varsity race.
• Ko Victor joined the Air Force and perished in an accident.
• Ko Maurice retired as Rector of RU Distance Learning.
• Ko Sunny left before graduation from the Faculty of Engineering (to USA or Canada).
• Ko Tin Wa and Ko Mya Maung moved to the USA.
  I last met them in Northern California and Southern California.
  Ko Mya Maung is now known as Ko Minn Aung.

Regattas

Usually there were three Regattas.

• Rag Regatta
  A day long event
  The top two Novice crews are seeded for the Monsoon Regatta
• Monsoon Regatta
  Shorter races rowed over the “Monsoon Course” (750 yards)
• Annual Regatta
  Shorter races rowed over 1000 yards
  Usually held at the Regatta Island
  May hold Inter-Club events

Guests of Honor

RUBC Regattas were attended by

• President of the Union of Burma
  May hand out the President’s Challenge Cup for Inter-Club Coxed Eights
• Prime Minister of the Union of Burma
  The Prime Minister is the Chancellor of the University of Rangoon
  May hand out the Prime Minister’s Challenge Cup for Inter-Club Coxed Fours
• Diplomatic Corps
  e.g. The British Ambassador may hand out the British Ambassador’s Challenge Cup
• Rector
  During my tenure, Saya Kha (Dr. Maung Maung Kha) attended the regattas and gave away the prizes to the winners
• Past Captains
  Many Past Captains can be seen in the Group Photo in the 90th Anniversary Issue
• Senior Old Members
  They often volunteer as Starters, Time Keepers and Hustlers
• Sayas
  During my tenure, Saya H Num Kok, Saya U Sein Win and Saya Dr. San Hla Aung served as Line Judges
• Coaches
  Dr. Harry Saing (Htut Saing, Past Captain, ARAE Champion)
  U San Maung (Gerald Sein)

Tradition

“Saluting the Nat” was an item in the early regattas.

The Cox and selected members of the winning crew were thrown into the Inya Lake.

The Awards Ceremony usually ended with “Give Her Ten” and “Easy Oars”.

Some Old Members would stay behind for dinner and/or drinks. There might be some bragging, e.g “We were the Top Pair in our times. He was the BRAWN. I was the BRAIN.”

Ye Mt wrote :

We are very glad to know these traditions, please share more to new generations. If you don’t mind, I would like to arrange a chat table with new student rowers at the meeting room of Old Members Association at YUBC.

Freesia Htun wrote :

Thank you for your sharing knowledge and memories of RUBC.

Kyaw Saing wrote :

I think so as RUBC Give her ten
Thank you, uncle

Dr. Tin Wa (Past Captain and Gold) wrote :

I have a photo of “Saluting the Nats” ceremony in Kyemon newspaper the next day after the Regatta 1961 with the Caption “What’s up University Folks!” In this age of science, why are we holding to the old tradition of of offering to the spirits? I had written an article about it indicating that it was started by Sir Arthur and no matter what, we never had any fatal accidents during any of our Regattas. If I find the article, I will send it to you .

With Metta

Ko Tin-Wa

U Tin U

He matriculated in 1946 from St. John’s Diocesan Boys High School.

According to U Tin U, Clinker Fours arrived only in 1948 when he became RUBC Captain.

Before that time, RUBC had Kayak (on loan from Navy) and Tubs.

There was a group photo with U Tin U (Captain), Dr. Pe Nyun (Secretary) and members in front of the Club House.

U Tin U, Dr. Pe Nyun (Dick San Pe), Dr. Pe Thein (Tom San Pe) and U Khin Maung Wint (Bobby Tin) represented RUBC in the Independence Day Regatta held at Kandawgyi in 1948 and became Gold.

U Tin U is the most senior among the Past RUBC Captains that are still alive. He attends OMA (Old Member Association) meetings and events.

He celebrated his 90th Birthday in August 2019. He is Past Captain of Rangoon Golf Club and played golf till he turned 80 (or so). He stays in shape by doing gardening and taking “medicine” (two pegs of Whiskey) every evening.

He attended the 96th Anniversary Regatta on December 22, 2019 along with young and old members (see attached photo).

He is the eldest of nine siblings. Dr. Myo Tint (1955), U Tin Htoon (1959) and U Thaung Lwin (1963) are Past Captain and Gold. Saya U Ba Than (Mechanical) and Saya U Myo Min (UCC) are Full Green.

The list is not exhaustive.

A

• Alex Ahad (Kyaw Win)
• Alvin Tun Tin
• Aun Kyi
• Aung Khin
• Aung Khine (Aung Thura)
• Aung Kyaw Win
• Aung Kyaw Zaw
• Aung Lwin (Jasper Wu)
• Aung Tun Oo (George Htoon Pay, George D. Smithers)
• Aye Ko
• Aye Kyaw (Victor Saing)
• Aye Kyu
• Aye Lwin
• Aye Maung
• Aung Htoo Razak
• Aung Khine (Aung Thura)
• Aung Myint Maung
• Aung Nyun
• Aung Thura (Aung Khine)
• Aung Tun
• Aye Kyaw (Victor Saing)

B

• B Than Aung
• Ba Doe Aung
• Ba Than
• Ba Tun
• Ba Yin Aung
• Balwant Singh
• Bobby Tin (Khin Maung Wint)
• Bonnie Kun Lone
• Bryon Law Yone

C

• Chan Cheng Hock (Thet Toe)
• Chan Cheng Po
• Chan Min
• Chan Tha
• Chit Khine
• Chit Ko Ko
• Chit Nyi Nyi
• Chit Po Po
• Chit Swe

D

• David (Cycling)
• David Myint Thein
• Dennis Tun Thoung (Mehm Tin Thoung)
• Derrick Wu
• Dick San Pe (Pe Nyun)
• Dicky Tan (Win Naing)
• Dicky Taw (Nyan Taw)
• Dicky Tin (Khin Maung Nwe)
• Donald Chan
• Donald Gyi (Mya Han)

E

• E A Moosajee (M Hla Min)
• Eddie Chan (Hla Min)
• Eddie Tha Win (Nyunt Win)
• Eddie Tin Thein
• Edward Tai (Kyaw Sint)
• Elmo Lao (Ohn Hlaing)
• Ernest Po Saw (Thein Oo Po Saw)

F

• Frankie Ohn (Hla Tin Ngwe)
• Freddie Tun Thoung (Mehm Thein Thoung)
• Frederick Thet Gyi

G

• G Mahn Daing
• George Ba Thaung (Maung Maung Win)
• George Htoon Pay (Aung Tun Oo, George D Smithers)
• George Min Gaung (Hlaing Win Gaung)
• George Saw Lwin (Kyaw Lwin)
• George Singh (Tun Aung)
• Gerald Sao (Sao Hla Thwin)
• Gerald Sein (San Maung)
• Glen Ba Thein
• Gyee Thaung

H

• Han Shein (Hla Moe)
• Han Tin (Captain)
• Han Tin (Physics)
• Han Tin (MC)
• Hardy Sein (Yan Shin)
• Harry Patail (Kyaw Zaw)
• Harry Saing (Htut Saing)
• Harry Taw
• Harry Whaunt (Than Htut)
• Henry Kao (Htaik San)
• Hla Aye
• Hla Gyaw
• Hla Kyi
• Hla Kyi Razak
• Hla Maw Tun
• Hla Min
• Hla Min (Eddie)
• Hla Min (Moosajee)
• Hla Moe (Han Shein)
• Hla Myint (Michael)
• Hla Win
• Hlaing Aung
• Hlaing Win Gaung (George Min Gaung)
• Htaik San (Henry Kao)
• Htain Lin
• Htin Aung (Physics)
• Htin Kyaw (Peter Wun)
• Htin Kyaw (Physics)
• Htein Win (Richard Taw, Chauk Pay)
• Htut Saing (Harry Saing)
• Hubert Aye Ngwe
• Hugh Maung Maung

I

• ICS U Tin

J

• James Barrington
• Jasper Wu (Aung Lwin)
• Jimmy Saw Lwin
• Jimmy Tin (Khin Maung Tint)
• Jimmy Yang
• John Young
• Johnny Soe Maung (Tin Soe)

K

• Kenneth Lwin (Tin Maung Lwin)
• Kenneth Po Saw (Nyi Khine Po Saw)
• Khaing Soe
• Khin Maung Aye
• Khin Maung Latt
• Khin Maung Lay (Henry)
• Khin Maung Lay (Geology)
• Khin Maung Myint
• Khin Maung Nwe (Dicky Tin)
• Khin Maung Tint (Jimmy Tin)
• Khin Maung Tun
• Khin Maung Wint (Bobby Tin)
• Khin Maung Yee (Patrick Ba Maung)
• Khin Maung Zaw
• Khin Nyo
• Khin Pe Gyi
• Khine Soe
• Khin Thein (Victor Thein Maung)
• Kin Maung Bo
• Ko Ko Lay
• Kyaw Htoo
• Kyaw Kyaw
• Kyaw Lwin (George Saw Lwin)
• Kyaw Min
• Kyaw Mra
• Kyaw Oo
• Kyaw Sint (Edward Tai)
• Kyaw Thein
• Kyaw Win (Father of Aung Kyaw Win)
• Kyaw Win (Alex Ahad)
• Kyaw Win (Robin Ban)
• Kyaw Win (Willy Han)
• Kyaw Wynn
• Kyaw Zaw (Harry Patail)
• Kyi Aye
• Kyi Gwan
• Kyi Soe
• Kyi Swan
• Kyin Hin (Than Lwin)
• Kyin Swan
• Kyin Tee
• Kyin Tun

L

• L R C Trutwein
• L Shark Moon
• L Than Myint
• Lawrence Sein Tun Aung
• Lawrence Tim
• Lin Tun

M

• M Hla Min (Moosajee)
• Maurice Pedroni
• Maurice Tun Thoung (Mehm Than Thoung)
• Maung Maung Kaung (Yi Pinn)
• Maung Maung Kyi
• Maung Maung Myint
• Maung Maung Soe (Photo)
• Maung Maung Soe (RASU)
• Maung Maung Than Tun
• Maung Maung Win (George Ba Thaung)
• Maung Thein
• Maung Tun
• Mehm Myo Thoung (Winston Tun Thoung)
• Mehm Than Thoung (Maurice Tun Thoung)
• Mehm Thein Thoung (Freddie Tun Thoung)
• Mehm Tin Thoung (Dennis Tun Thoung)
• Melvin Ba Tin (Myo Win)
• Michael Thwin (Michael Yeo, Oo Thwin)
• Micky Po Saw
• Micky Tan (Thein Aung)
• Min Aung
• Minn Aung (Mya Maung)
• Min Htut (Zaw)
• Min Kyi
• Min Thu
• Mya Han (Donald Gyi)
• Mya Maung (Bother of Tin Htut)
• Mya Maung (Minn Aung)
• Mya Min
• Myat Chit
• Myat Thein
• Myat Htoo Razak
• Myint Khine (Norman Khine)
• Myint Soe (Willy Soe Maung)
• Myint Than
• Myint Thein (Commerce)
• Myint Thein (Boxing)
• Myint Thein (Mechanical)
• Myint Thin (Peter)
• Myint Toe
• Myo Lwin
• Myo Min
• Myo Myat Lwin
• Myo Myint
• Myo Nyunt
• Myo Shin (Robert Shin)
• Myo Tin (William Hone)
• Myo Tint
• Myo Win (Melvin Ba Tin)
• Myo Zin

N

• Nanda Kyaw Swa
• Nay Myo Thura (Son of Win Kyi)
• Nay Win
• Norman Khine (Myint Khine)
• Nyan Taw (Dicky Taw)
• Nyan Win (Sanjay)
• Nyan Yee
• Nyi Khine Po Saw (Kenneth Po Saw)
• Nyi Win
• Nyun Tin

O

• Ohn Han
• Ohn Hlaing (Elmo Lao)
• Oo Thwin (Michael Thwin, Michael Yeo)
• Oung Kyaing
• Owen Khoo (Aung Win)

P

• P Chabbra
• Patrick Ba Maung (Khin Maung Yee)
• Percy Maung Maung
• Percy Tha Tun
• Peter Kyaw Myint
• Peter Turnbull
• Phone Win
• Phyo Wai Win
• Po Zon
• Pyi Aye
• Pyu Lin

R

• Reginald Choung Po (Sonny, San Aung)
• Reginald Wu (Reynold Wu)
• Richard Tan (Kyaw Win)
• Robert Chan (Thein Tun)
• Robert Guy
• Robert Shin (Myo Shin)
• Robin Ban (Kyaw Win)
• Roger Po Saw
• Ronald Lwin (San Lwin)
• Ronnie Tun Nyein

S

• Samuel Wu
• San Aung (Sonny, Reginald Choung Po)
• San Lwin (Ronald Lwin)
• Sann Aung
• San Hla Aung
• San Maung (Gerald Sein)
• Sao Hso Holm
• Sao Hla Thwin (Gerald Sao)
• Sao Yan Naing
• Sao Yan Paing
• Sein Htoon (Captain)
• Sein Myint (K K Wong)
• Sein Tun (Captain)
• Sein Tun (M69)
• Sein Win
• Shwe Mra Gyaw
• Soe Aung
• Soe Lwin
• Soe Moe
• Soe Nyun
• Soe Nyunt
• Soe Paing
• Soe Thin
• Soe Win
• Sunny Teng
• Swe Aye (Lynston Than Maung)

T

• Terrence Po Saw (Terry)
• Tha Din
• Tha Htin
• Than Pe (Commodore, 2nd President)
• Than Htut
• Than Lwin (Kyin Hin)
• Than Soe
• Than Toe
• Than Tun
• Than Tun Aye (Gavin)
• Thant Kyaw
• Thaung Han
• Thaung Lwin
• Thein Aung (Micky Tan)
• Thein Han (Charlie)
• Thein Htut (Dr.)
• Thein Htut (Physics)
• Thein Maung
• Thein Oo Po Saw (Ernest Po Saw)
• Thein Tan
• Thet Toe (Chan Cheng Hock)
• Thit Lwin
• Thit Lwin (Dr.)
• Thit Wai
• Thura Thant Zin
• Sithu U Tin (ICS, 4th President)
• Tin Aung (Victor Wu)
• Tin Hlaing
• Tin Htoon
• Tin Htut (Captain)
• Tin Htut (Physics)
• Tin Ohn
• Tin Maung Aye
• Tin Maung Latt
• Tin Maung Lwin (1) : Brother of Tin Maung Latt
• Tin Maung Lwin (2) : Kenneth Lwin
• Tin Myint
• Tin Soe (Johnny Soe Maung)
• Tin Thein
• Tin Tun (RASU)
• Tin U
• Tin Wa
• Tin Win
• Tin Win (Mechanical)
• Tint Naing
• Toe Lwin
• Tom San Pe (Pe Thein)
• Tommy Htun Shein
• Tony Chan
• Tun Aung (George Singh)
• Tun Min
• Tun Mra
• Tun Mra Gyaw
• Tun Shein (Willie Saing)
• Tun Thoung (3rd President)
• Tun Zan

V

• Victor Begent
• Victor Htun Shein
• Victor Saing (Aye Kyaw)
• Victor Thein Maung (Khin Thein)
• Victor Wu (Tin Aung)

W

• William Hone (Myo Tin)
• William Ohn Pe
• William Paw
• Willie Han (Kyaw Win)
• Willie Saing (Tun Shein)
• Willie Soe Maung (Myint Soe)
• Win Khaing
• Win Kyaing
• Win Kyaw
• Win Kyi (SPED) : Father of Nay Myo Thura
• Win Kyi (RASU)
• Win Maung
• Win Myint
• Win Than Oo
• Winston Tun Thoung (Mehm Myo Thoung)
• Wunna Sithu

Y

• Yan Shin (Hardy Sein)
• Yee Win (Ko Myint)
• Yi Pinn (Maung Maung Kaung)
• Yin Maung

Z

• Zarni
• Zaw Lin
• Zaw Min
• Zaw Win
• Zeyar Linn