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  • Burma’s Son

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    UNSG (United Nations Secretary General)

    • After the tragic death of Daj Hammarskjold, the United Nations Security Council selected U Thant (Permanent Representative of the Union of Burma, which co-founded the Non-aligned Movement) to succeed Hammarskjold as the Third UNSG and the first Asian UNSG.
    • USSR vetoed USA’s nominee for UNSG.
    • USA vetoed USSR’s proposal for Trioka (a three member committee from each of the Three Blocs).
    • U Thant retired after serving two terms as UNSG.

    Post retirement

    • After retirement, U Thant started writing his memoirs but was interrupted by failing health.
    • His younger brother U Thaung was by his side in the final days, and helped bring U Thant’s body home.
    • The higher authorities were told explicitly or implicitly not to pay respect to U Thant’s body.
    • The Deputy Minister who paid respect to U Thant was dismissed effective immediately.
    • Most people expected a decent ceremony (if not a State Funeral befitting the Head of the World Organization), but they learned that U Thant’s body was to be placed at the Kyandaw Cemetery.
    • This led students to take U Thant’s body to the Main Campus and …
    • There were three dissenting votes by the student representatives for the higher authorities’ proposal to have U Thant buried in the Mausoleum (in Cantonment Park), and they lost by 8-3 margin.
    • The dark moments resulted in students being jailed or debarred, and some having to wait more months for their graduation ceremony.
    • One participant had already distributed invitation for the wedding, but ended with the loss of his freedom (for a few years) and his love.

    Book

    • Htein Win Sar Pay published a book about the “U Thant Ah Yay Ah Khin”.
    • The book contains rare photos (most of them recovered from an archive overseas).
      Many photos (that were in Burma) were destroyed “out of fear” for harassment / punishment.
    • Met Ko Htain Win at the 5th ILF (Irrawaddy Literary Festival) in Mandalay in November, 2019.
      He was promoting another book 8-8-88.

    U Khin Maung Zaw (EC76) wrote :

    The sad thing I discovered at my last visit to Myanmar in Nov/Dec 2018 was that the tomb of U Thant has been closed and in disrepair. The entrance was padlocked, the compound was unkempt.

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  • Saya Allen Htay (C58)

    Saya Allen Htay (C58)

    by Hla Min

    Updated : May 2025

    Thingyan — April 1966

    Civil Engineering 1958

    SF Bay Area RIT Alumni Group

    SPZP-2000 Organizers

    He is a founding member and President of RIT Alumni International, which hosted SPZP-2000.
    His classic article resulted in five Golden Sponsors for SPZP-2000.

    10th Anniversay of RIT Alumni International

    Saya’s spouse and grand children


    In memory of Saya Allen, Daw Mu Mu Khin has donated Saya’s books to the YTU Library and has sponsored scholarships to eligible YTU students

    Donation of Saya’s books to YTU

    Donation of Saya Allen’s Books

    Brother, can you afford US$ 500?

    And many weekends spent away from your family as well? If you can then you probably are a member of the RIT Grand Reunion and Saya Pu Zaw Pwe organizing committee.

    It all began one day several months ago when we met over lunch at Benny Tan‘s home in Hillsborough. Ko Hla Min and Ko Khin Maung Zaw among the lunch party had started the RIT Alumni website and were receiving enthusiastic responses. Hearing that the duo were carrying on the project all by themselves we decided to throw in our moral and financial support to assure its survival, realizing that it was providing a needed service for the RIT alumni to locate and communicate with each other. Every one present, ten of us at that time, took out our checkbooks and wrote out one hundred dollars each, with promises of more as needed. We informally called ourselves the RIT Alumni Bay Area Group. I was asked to be the group leader.

    After that fateful event we continue to have regular meetings, hosted in turn at the homes of some among group members: Ko Hla Min, Maurice Chee, Ko Myat Htoo, Ko Thein Aung, and most recently Dr Nyo Win. Did I leave out any one? Ah yes! Ko Myint Swe and San San Swe. All the while the membership continues to grow and our objective keeps on changing from support of the website to some vague dream of a future RIT alumni organization on a global scale and finally settled on a plan for RIT Alumni Grand Reunion at the beginning of the 21st Century. Ko Hla Min broached the idea to include Saya Pu Zaw Pwe as part of the Grand Reunion in keeping with the Myanmar custom of honoring one’s teachers. As our plan jelled we got carried away by our own excitement and started talking about holding the reunion before the end of the Year 2000. After all, ending one millennium successfully augers well for success in the next millennium.

    Before we fully realized what we were up to we have found an ideal site, the Embassy Suites Hotel conference hall near the San Francisco International Airport, and found ourselves making a commitment for a definite date, 28 October 2000 and a attendance fee of fifty dollars, a modest amount to encourage maximum number of Alumni to participate. The minimum capacity of the conference hall is 200 seats and we were required to make down payment and sign a rental and service agreement based on 200 seating. Our most optimistic estimate at the time was 100 attendees. If the attendance is low that means the Bay Area Group, as the Organizing Committee was not in force at the time, will have to make up the short fall. Which could amount to as much as five thousand dollars, or five hundred dollar from each group member. We hesitated a moment to reflect on what that means to us individually in terms of diminished spending power. But, in the end our attachment to RIT and the engineering profession, our sincere desire to meet the Sayas and class mates from whom we were separated for long over came us. We will accept the risks.

    Thus was born the preparations in full swing for the Grand RIT Reunion and Saya Pu Zaw Pwe. Others must tell the rest of the story – of struggles, compromises, and elation along the way and from participants themselves what it means to be present at the defining moment in the history of RIT Alumni.

    Allen Htay,
    RIT Alumni International – Bay Area Group
    RIT Grand Reunion and Saya Pu Zaw Pwe Organizing Committee

  • U Myo Myint Sein (A58)

    Family

    Birthday : October 1, 1931
    Spouse : Ma Ma Pat
    Children : Chit Saya (and Win Maw), Michael (and Jenny)
    Grandchildren: Ashton …

    He has nine brothers and two sisters. They include Kyaw Tun Sein, Thawda Sein, Kyi Win Sein, Tin Htoo Sein, Tin Htet Sein, Ko Ko Sein.
    Five brothers and a sister have passed away. Among the siblings who are alive, he is the most senior.
    Most brothers attended De La Salle Schools.

    Education / Experience

    • President of the RU ConBro Association.
    • Captain of the soccer team.
    • Graduated in 1958 (first batch of Architects from the University of Rangoon)
    • Received Masters at Michigan University in the USA
    • Succeeded Saya U Tha Tun as Head of the Architecture Department
    • Retired as Professor before moving to the USA
    • Author
    • Invited to lecture in Japan, Australia, New Zealand …
    • Wrote articles for RIT Alumni Newsletter, Swel Daw Yeik Magazine and HMEE (History of Myanmar Engineering Education),
    • Attended SPZP-2000 and said that his American colleague would gladly exchange all his awards to attend a SPZP.
    • Attended the Annual Dinner of RIT NorCal RITAA along with several other sayas from Southern California.
    • Khamee Khamet of U Win Kyu, a senior alumni
    • Visited Northern California to see his grandson (studying at UC Davis)
      Spent some time with Saya U Myat Htoo (C68).
    • iNapa Winery hosted a gathering for his 90th Birthday

  • Class of 1958

    Thanks to U Aye (M62) for providing information & feedback

    Architecture

    U Myo Myint Sein (A58)

    • Retired Professor and Head of Department
    • Soccer Selected
    • President of RU ConBro (alumni of Convent & Brother Schools)
    • Author
    • Guest Lecturer at selected associations and universities
    • Alumnus of Michigan University

    U Tun Thein (A58, GBNF)

    • Senior Architect

    Civil

    Allen Htay (C58, GBNF)

    • Joined Faculty as Assistant Lecturer
    • Received MS from Harvard University
    • Promoted to Lecturer
    • President of RIT Photography Association
    • Moved to USA
    • Member of BEA and BAPS
    • Leader of SF Bay Area Alumni
    • Founding member and President of RIT Alumni International which hosted SPZP-2000.
    • His article “Brother, can you spare $500 and more?” resulted in Golden Sponsors, Donors and Volunteers.

    Dr. San Hla Aung (C58)

    • Joined Faculty as Assistant Lecturer
    • Received MS from Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    • Promoted to Lecturer
    • President of RIT Swimming Association
    • President of RIT Rowing Association.
    • Line Judge at RUBC Regattas.
    • Moved to USA
    • Received Doctorate
    • Retired Professor of Practice at Tulane University, New Orleans
    • Wrote articles for RIT Alumni Newsletter and website.
    • Donated back some Garawa money to SDYF and RIT-related activities.

    Dr. Win Thein (C58, GBNF)

    • Retired Professor and Head of RIT Civil Engineering
    • U Khin Maung Win (Sid Chen, USA, GBNF)
    • Helped annotate the C58 Class Photo with Dr. San Hla Aung and Saya Allen

    Oscar Sharazee (C58)

    • Attended SPZP-2000.
    • Worked in Middle East.
    • Brother-in-law of U Ngwe Zoe (Peter Gale, GBNF)

    Saw Irwin Myaing (C58)

    • He was from St Patrick’s HS, Moulmein

    Electrical

    • U Htin Paw (USA, GBNF)
      Double Gold Medalist.
      Joined Faculty of Engineering after graduation.
      MS from Michigan University.
      Transferred to UBARI and EI.
      President of BEA
      President of TBSA.
      Attended SPZP-2000. Wrote articles for RIT Alumni Newsletter and website.
      Donated $2000 to Dhammanda Vihara in memory of Sayama Dr. Julie Han (who served as VP and Fundraiser of TBSA).
    • U Ba Nyunt (GBNF) : Saya.
      MS from US. Worked for MOC/MOGE. Attended SPZP-2000 during his visit to see his daughter and grandchild. His spouse is Daw May Su (Physics, GBNF). His son-in-law Thiha played keyboard at SPZP-2000. Thet Win, son of U Shwe Kyaw (M63, GBNF) played drums.

    Mechanical

    U Kyaw Than (Gwan Leong, M58, GBNF)

    • Retired Airworthiness Engineer, UBA / BAC
    • Moved to Canada
    • Attended RIT Reunion in the East Coast with Rosemary (Spouse)
    • Brother : U San Lwin (Gwan Toh, EE57)

    Chemical

    • U Soe Maung (Ch59)
    • U Win Pe (C59)
    • U Tun Aung Thwin (Ch59)

    Mining

    U Hla Myint (Kenny, Min58, GBNF)

    • Lecturer, GTI Insein
    • Husband of Sayama Daw Tin Tin Ohn (T61)
    • Prome Hall soccer goalkeeper and basketball

  • Dr. San Hla Aung (C58)

    • Matriculated in 1951, but had to wait one year before attending Rangoon University (due to the Minimum Age Requirement)
    • Won Gold Medal for finishing Top in the Class of Civil 58
    • Joined RU as Assistant Lecturer.
    • Received MS from MIT.
    • Promoted to Lecturer.
    • Completed Doctorate from University of New Orleans.
    • Retired as Professor of Practice

    Activities and Achievements

    • President, RIT Swimming Association
    • President, RIT Rowing Association
    • Line Judge, RUBC Regattas
    • Wrote articles for RIT Alumni Newsletter
      Student days at BOC College
      Bio for SPZP-2000
      Memory of Saya U Sein Win
    • Attended SPZP-2000
    • Missed some SPZPs due to Schedule Conflict (e.g classes and exams)

    Notes

    • Had first mini-reunion in New Orleans (during my visit to CA World)
    • Had further reunions in SPZPs, and at SF Bay Area gatherings and Winner Inn
    • Saya retired at the tender age of 80.
    • After retirement, Saya spent some time in Myanmar.
      He lives mostly with his daughter in New York.
      He spent about a year in San Francisco with his son (partly due to the Covid restrictions in NY and California).
    • Several of Saya’s classmates are GBNF
      Saya Allen Htay (C58, GBNF)
      Saya Dr. Win Thein (C58, GBNF)
      Sid Chen (Khin Maung Win, C58, GBNF)
      Saya U Htin Paw (EE58, GBNF)
      Saya U Ba Nyunt (EE58, GBNF)

    Photos

    • C58 Class Photo
      Annotated by Saya and friends
    C58

    * Soon Kwyay in SF Bay Area

    Soon Kyway
    • At Winner Inn with Saya U Ba Than
    Winner Inn
    • With U Nyi Hla Nge (C69) and U Saw Lin (C71)
    U Nyi Hla Nge, Dr. San Hla Aung, U Saw Lin

  • Class of 1955

    • Most members matriculated in 1949 and graduated with B.Sc.(Engg) in 1955.
    • Dr. Aung Gyi, U Min Wun and U Maung Maung Than (GBNF) were among the first engineering students sent to US as State Scholars under the “Twinning Project” proposed by Sayagyi U Ba Hli.

    Saya Dr. Aung Gyi (C)

    Dr. Aung Gyi in Napean, Canada
    Saya U Min Wun and Saya Dr. Aung Gyi at Welcome Dinner for SPZP-2000
    Civil Sayas and Alumni
    • Matriculated in 1949.
    • Joined Engineering classes after completing Intermediate of Science.
    • Received Scholarship to study in the USA.
    • Received BS and MS from MIT.
    • Upon return to Burma, joined the Civil Engineering Department as Assistant Lecturer
      and was promoted to Lecturer.
    • Received Scholarship to study in Canada.
    • Received Doctorate from the University of Alberta.
    • Became Professor and Head of Civil Engineering.
    • Succeeded U Yone Moe as Rector in 1971.
    • Rector from 1971 – in 1977
    • Worked for UN and Canadian Agency
    • Moved to Napean, Canada
    • Keynote speaker at SPZP-2000
    • Wrote articles for RIT Alumni Newsletter and HMEE project.
    • Celebrated his 91st birthday in October 2022

    Saya U Min Wun (C, GBNF)

    Saya U Min Wun and Saya DAG in 2000
    U Min Wun and Dr. Aung Soe
    • Matriculated in 1949.
    • Joined Engineering classes after completing Intermediate of Science.
    • Received Scholarship to study in the USA.
    • Received BS from MIT and MS from Cornell University
    • Upon return to Burma, joined the Civil Engineering Department as Assistant Lecturer
      and was promoted to Lecturer.
    • Succeeded Dr. Aung Gyi as Professor and Head of Civil Engineering Department
    • Served as Advisor for the Myanmar Pyet Ka Dein Committee
    • Speaker at SPZP-2000
    • Wrote articles for RIT Alumni Newsletter and HMEE project.
    • Moved to California, USA.
    • Retired from CalTran (California Transportation) at the tender age of 80.
    • Stay fit and healthy in his 90s doing Meditation.

    Saya U Khin Aung Kyi (Ch, GBNF)

    Rectors
    • Matriculated in 1949.
      Stood Seventh in Burma, and received Collegiate Scholarship.
    • Joined Engineering classes after completing Intermediate of Science.
    • Received Scholarship to study in the USA.
    • Received BS and MS from MIT
    • Upon return to Burma, joined the Chemical Engineering Department as Assistant Lecturer
      and was promoted to Lecturer.
    • Became Professor and Head of Chemical Engineering.
    • Succeeded Dr. Aung Gyi as Rector in 1977.
    • Rector from 1977 – 1988.
    • Taught at Rengsit University in Bangkok
    • Speaker at SPZP-2000
    • Gave interview to HMEE team member U Ohn Khine (M70)

    Saya U Maung Maung Than (T, GBNF)

    • Matriculated in 1949.
    • Joined Engineering classes after completing Intermediate of Science.
    • Received Scholarship to study in the USA.
    • Received BS from Clemson and MS from Lowell University
    • Upon return to Burma, joined the Textile Engineering Department as Assistant Lecturer
      and was promoted to Lecturer.
    • Became Professor and Head of Textile Engineering.
    • Succeeded U Khin Aung Kyi as Rector in 1988
    • Rector from 1988 – 1992
    • Retired as Director General of DHE
    • Served as Chairman of the RIT Sports Council
    • Hobbies include Music (playing the Harp)

  • Class of 1953

    • Most members matriculated in 1947 and graduated with B.Sc.(Engg) in 1953.
    • U Ba Than left before graduation to study at Imperial College, University of London.

    U Tin Swe (EE53, GBNF)

    EE Sayas
    • Member of the Prome Hall soccer team which won the Inter-Hall tournament for two consecutive years.
    • Played good tennis.
    • Joined the EE Department after graduation in 1953.
    • Studied MSEE at University of Michigan.
    • Retired as Senior Lecturer of the Electrical Engineering Department.
    • He was a power user at UCC.
      He and his former students Dr. San Oo (EP67) and U Aung Kyaw Pe (EP69) developed and ran programs related to power systems.

    U Ba Than

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    • Matriculated from St. John’s Dio in 1947.
    • Won Collegiate Scholarship.
    • Won the Gold Medal for scoring the highest marks in the Intermediate of Science examination.
    • RUBC Full Green
    • Studied Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College, University of London.
    • Joined the Faculty of Engineering as Assistant Lecturer.
    • As a requirement for promotion, he did his Masters at Imperial College.
    • Retired as Professor of Mechanical Engineering.
    • Saya is an early supporter of the HMEE-2012 project.
      Donated his photo albums.
      Cooperated with U Thaw Kaung to allow Saya U Soe Paing and his team to access the archives of Rangoon University Central Library.
    • Before the pandemic, he invited former colleagues and students to his Birthday Soon Kyaw at Yaw Sayadaw’s Monastery.
    • He donated back all of the Garawa Money to various social and religious associations.
    • Celebrated his 92nd birthday on October 2022.

    U Chan Tha (GBNF)

    Prome Hall Football Team
    • Led the Prome Hall soccer team to victory in the Inter-Hall tournament for two consecutive years.
    • Played soccer for Rangoon University and SAMB.
    • Past Captain and Gold of RUBC.
    • Worked for Rangoon Municipal Corporation.
    • Passed away in USA.

  • 1949 Matriculates

    Dr. Aung Gyi

    • Joined Rangoon University in 1949
    • Selected as State Scholar to US to pursue BSCE and MSCE at MIT
    • Retired as Rector of RIT
    • Moved to Canada
    • Wrote articles for RIT Alumni International Newsletter, Commemorative Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung and HMEE (History of Myanmar Engineering Education)
    Dr. Aung Gyi accepting Pon Tu

    U Min Wun (GBNF)

    • Joined Rangoon University in 1949
    • Selected as State Scholar to US to pursue BSCE at MIT and MSCE at Cornell
    • Retired as Professor of Civil Engineering at RIT
    • Moved to USA
    • Wrote articles for RIT Alumni International Newsletter and HMEE (History of Myanmar Engineering Education)

    U Maung Maung Than (GBNF)

    • Joined Rangoon University in 1949
    • Selected as State Scholar to US to pursue BS and MS in Textile Engineering
    • Retired as Rector of RIT
    • Chair, RIT Sports Council
    • Expertise : Harp, Chinlon

    U Khin Aung Kyi (GBNF)

    • Stood Seventh in Burma in Matriculation
    • Won Collegiate Scholarship
    • Joined Rangoon University in 1949
    • Selected as State Scholar to US to pursue BS and MS in Chemical Engineering at MIT
    • Retired as Rector of RIT
    • Taught in Thailand
    • Gave interview for HMEE (History of Myanmar Engineering Education)
    U Khin Aung Kyi

    Twinning Program

    • Initiated by Sayagyi U Ba Hli, first native Dean of Engineering
    • Project to send State Scholars to US to pursue undergraduate and graduate studies in the US.
    • Dr. Aung Gyi, U Khin Aung Kyi and U Maung Maung Than were the first three undergraduates selected by the project

  • Sr. Engineers & Architects

    by Hla Min

    Updated : May 2025

    U Thet Win (M70, Southern California, USA) posted me the book that was distributed at “Paying respect to [senior] engineers and architects, 75 years or older” ceremony sponsored by Myanmar Engineering Society (MES) on May 6, 2012.

    Honorees

    1. U Aung Kyi
    2. U Aung Kywe
    3. U Aung Par Thein
    4. U Aung Hla Tun (Saya)
    5. U Aung Than
    6. U Aye Su
    7. U Ba Aye
    8. U Ba Chit
    9. U Ba Myint (Saya)
    10. U Ba Shein
    11. U Ba Than (Sayagyi)
    12. U Ba Thwin
    13. U Bo Gyi (Ashin Pandita)
    14. U Bo Kyin
    15. U Hla Aye
    16. U Hla Thein
    17. U Hla Tin
    18. U Hla Yee
    19. U Kan Aye
    20. U Kyi
    21. U Kenneth C Po
    22. U Khin Aung Kyi (Sayagyi)
    23. U Khin Maung
    24. U Khin Maung Lin
    25. U Khin Maung Aye
    26. U Khin Maung Lwin
    27. U Khin Maung Yin
    28. U Khin Maung
    29. U Ko Ko Gyi
    30. U Ko Ko Gyi (Part-time Saya)
    31. U Ko Ko Than
    32. U Kyaw Gyi
    33. U Kyaw Myint
    34. U Kyaw Thaung
    35. U Kyaw Zan
    36. U Kyi Khin
    37. U Kyin Htwe
    38. U Kyu Po
    39. U Lay Lwin
    40. U Lit Tan Gyi
    41. U Maung Maung Htay
    42. U Maung Maung Kyaing
    43. U Maung Maung
    44. U Mya Thein
    45. U Myint Pe
    46. U Myint Sein (passed away on 21st April, 2012)
    47. U Myint Swe
    48. U Myint Thein
    49. U Myo Kyi
    50. U Myo Swe
    51. U Nyunt Hlaing
    52. U Ohn Thwin
    53. U Pe Thein
    54. U San Tun Aung
    55. Mr. S. Arya (Saya)
    56. U San Maung
    57. U San Myint
    58. U San Yin
    59. U San Ya
    60. U Saw Bo Ka Naung
    61. U Saw Gladstone
    62. U Saw George Bu Mu [?]
    63. U Saw Hap Block [?]
    64. U Saw Maung
    65. U Saw Taik Ain
    66. U Sein Hlaing
    67. U Sein Maung
    68. U [Saw] Christopher Maung (Saya)
    69. U Shwe Maung
    70. U Soe Thein
    71. U Soe Thein
    72. U Than Aung
    73. U Than Aye
    74. U Than Lwin
    75. U Than Tun
    76. U Than Aye
    77. U Than Hlaing
    78. U Thein Tun
    79. U Thein Tun
    80. U Tin Aung
    81. U Tin Maung Shwe
    82. U Tin Maung
    83. U Tin U
    84. U Tin Tun
    85. U Tin Tun
    86. U Tin Yee
    87. U Tun Kyi
    88. U Tun Kyi
    89. U Tun Lwin
    90. U Tun Thein
    91. U Wan Hlaing
    92. U Thin Maung
    93. U Win Naing
    94. U Win Naing
    95. U Win Pe
    96. U Win Thein

    The “notes” differ in length and content.

    A few photos and addresses are missing.

    Some names are spelled with variations. “na-thut versus ma-thut”.

    Update

    Sample Advice

    U Aung Hla Tun

    Some are now GBNF (Gone But Not Forgotten)

    • U Aung Par Thein
    • Sayagyi U Khin Aung Kyi
    • Saya Mr. S. Arya

  • U Tun Aung (EC68)

    • Also known as Jeffrey
    • He attended MEHS (Methodist English High School).
    • He was a Top student in the Class of EC68.
    • He moved to USA.
    • He retired as Director.
    • He passed away of heart failure
    • Eldest of six brothers
    • Spouse : Daw Thuzar (Former Movie Actor, Sister of Academy Daw May Yu)
    • Son : Michael Aung
    • Daughter-in-law : Annie
    • Grandchildren : 3

    Trivia

    • Most of his classmates, who passed GCE examination, left Burma to study and/or work overseas.
      Only two chose to attend Rangoon University.
      He was top student in EE and EC classes.
      Anita Aye Pe was selected Luyechun for 2nd MB Jr in the Summer of 1965.
    • He suggested the name “BASES” for the association that was co-founded by Saya U Tin Htut, U Tin Htway and David Tun Tin.
    • Saya U Chin Way was interviewed for a job in Los Angeles. When the interviewers learned that U Chin Way was a saya of their boss (U Tun Aung), there were no more questions.
    • Two of his cousins (Dolly and Margaret) are spouses of U Kyaw Sint (E Tai, T70, Soccer, Tennis) and U Tin Maung Lay (M69)
    U Tun Aung and Daw Thuzar
    U Tun Aung and Daw Thuza
    With two older grandchildren
    U Tun Aung and Family

    U Khin Maung Zaw (KMC, EC76) wrote

    U Jeffrey was the classmate of U Aung Khin (U Tar Tu – LA) and U Myint Thein Aung ((U Min Maung – Bellevue/WA/USA)– My son’s God Grand Dad).