Over red wine, chicken rice, sushi and fruits served by our generous host, the meeting got off to a great start. Everyone showed their trusts in Bee Lok's leadership and he was unanimously elected Chairman again. However, a modest Bee Lok alluded that given the small size of the meeting, we may not have a quorum for such an important decision. Nonetheless, he agreed to be the interim Chairman.
they consumed? Can we emulate this? Join us to find out
The following decisions were agreed upon:
2. Venue - RI (subject to availability and confirmation)
3. Indicative cost - $ 100/- per pax (any surplus will be donated to RI)
To be close to the wine cellar, it was also agreed that future meetings be held at Wai Ming's house until the committee got too big and/or we are deemed as public nuisance by Wai Ming's family and/or neighbours.
1. Volunteers to join the Committee. Fun is guaranteed.
2. Representatives to represent various groupings such as Pre-U classes, Sec 4 classes, those who left RI after Sec 4 to join other institutions such as NJC, Victoria Sec School, Singapore Polytechnic, etc. The key performance indicator for representatives is to track as many Rafflesians as possible and persuade/ beg/ threaten/ seduce/ kidnap them to come to the dinner.
We are also seeking proposals for the following:
2. Programmes that will make the evening nostalgic and interesting.
Thank you

2 comments:
hey you all tired of life
and making $$$$$$$$ heres
the real pix
abdul kader -- of ALHADAD family WOAH!!! $$$$
colin - making plenty in Dubai
WOOO $$$$
bee lok - top 10 architect
in Spore $$$$
wai ming - own Forbes company
incred $$$$
roy -- bigtime financial planner
creative $$$$
tong chee - wizard accountant
AND $$$$
chor leong - bigtime legal eagle
EH $$$$$$$$$
who else is making $$$$
pse own up
we all like to heard how nerdy
RI boys make it big
cheers
cheng soon
Ya. It's indeed heartwarming to also note that these successful people care to work for no $$$ just to (re-)gather us. Particularly worth mentioning is BL: who is repeating his leadership for a record third time - first for Sc G, then for our cohort in 2003. Marvellous!
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