She is the daughter of ICS U Ba Tint and Daw Khin Saw Mu.
Younger brother : U Nay Oke Tint (St. Paul’s)
She is a proud Great Grandmother.
She taught English at RIT. She donated back the Garawa money to RIT-related projects.
Donation
She requested Swel Daw Yeik Foundation to take care of sayas and sayamas from non-Engineering Departments.
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She is a bilingual author.
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The following article is about her mother Daw Khin Saw Mu (Khit San Kabyar) and her aunts : Daw Khin Mya Mu (spouse of Prof. U E Maung; Kyauk Sar ကျောက်စာ Expert; Thamadi Myo Wun သမာဓိမြို့ဝန်) and Daw Tin Saw Mu (Senior Lecturer in English).
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She passed away in 2021. Her son passed away a few days earlier.
Dr. Thane Oke Kyaw Myint wrote :
Daw Mya was “thamadi myo wun” must be like Justice of Peace. She handled family related cases like custody etc.
Khatiza Htay Htay Nwe wrote :
Sweet memories and proud moments of their relatives.
Before the pandemic, 69ers used to have Monthly Breakfast Gatherings usually at Taw Win Hnin Si (Royal Rose)
Some 69ers offered to host the Gathering to celebrate their Anniversaries and Birthdays.
U Aung Min (M69, Chair of 69er HCF) is a core organizer of the 69er activities including the Annual Dinner Gatherings and the special Golden Jubilee Celebrations
Unfinished painting Suspended song writing Poem, briefly disappeared from my heart Still anguished Still fuzzy (Mind) wanders back to “childhood home” Rediscover “old flame” Breathe again “Childhood feeling” “Act like young self” for a while Immersed in transient beauty Where does permanent beauty exist?
During our younger days, three sayas — Dr. Hla Shwe (Boon Chiong, First in Burma in 1953 from Yegyaw Methodist), Dr. Tin Maung and Dr. Tin Aung — came back after completing their doctorate in Physics from the USA. Dr. Hla Shwe and Dr. Tin Maung founnd their way back to the USA. Dr. Tin Aung stayed.
He served as Professor and Head of the Physics Department at RU.
During the 8-8-88 movement, Saya was in the USA as a member of the Education Delegation (with U Tun Aung Chein, Professor of History). Saya might not be aware that he was made a Patron (in absentia) by the “Boycott / Strike Committee” of Sayas and Sayamas of the various Universities and Institutions.
Upon his return, Saya attended the meeting of the Department Heads of RU. I was present at the meeting as a Proxy for my Head of Department.
Sometime later, we had the sad news. Saya was asked to resign effectively immediately.
Saya’s health was reasonably good except for his need of a Pace Maker. A couple of years back, he had to replace the Pace Maker. His former students worldwide donated for his medical expenses.
One photo is from the RU Centennial Facebook Group.
Two photos are from Sayama Daw Thida (who helped publish the RU Physics Centennial Book).
Shwe Than Thida wrote : Dear Saya U Hla Min,Thank you very much for your valuable compilations.
For the Commemorative Issue of Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung for SPZP-2010, I wrote about the 14 EE Sayas in the Photo.
Saya U Moe Aung (Tekkatho Moe War, Chief Editor) suggested the title : “A Short and Sad Clip : EE Sayas”.
At the time of writing, Seven sayas — U Kyaw Tun, U Sein Hlaing, U Tin Swe, U Sein Win, Dr. San Tint, U Soe Min and U Chin Way — had passed away. There was no information about U Nyi Nyi who went for studies in the UK.
A few years back, U Thein Lwin and his spouse Daw May Than Nwe passed away in Singapore within a few months of each other.
The remaining Sayas from the Photo are U Moe Aung, U Sein Maung, U Ba Myint, Dr. Win Tin, and U Soe Paing.
Note that four EE sayas did not appear in the Photo. Three were studying abroad (On Deputation). One missed the Photo Shoot.
U Moe Aung (Pon Tu)U Moe Aung (Caricature)U Ba Myint (Pon Tu)
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