Class 1960
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Jeff Mah ran into Anita and Philip Lee (’60), former Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba, who were in town attending a private function.
A Memorial Service will be held on February 25, 2017.
Click here for a letter to the Cheetah Brother Ambrose (aka Roy) by Philip Lee, videos and photos of Cheetahs.
Here is the Cheeths at 2010_WYIC.
" Dear Roy:
There is still Emma Road, but no smiling but mischievous face will greet me in the corner.
There are still steps leading to the Wah Yan Chapel, but no familiar voice will call my name.
There is still busy Nathan Road, but it is empty without you walking alongside.
There is still Central Station in New York City, but nobody with a pipe will come to pick me up.
There is still Time's Square in New York City, but no Emie or Roy will tell me their most recent challenges.
There is still the Shanghai Restaurant in Los Angeles, but there is no table to wait for our late arrival.
There are still Casinos in Macau or Las Vegas, but nobody will let me throw the dice for him without money on the bets.
The horses are still running at Santa Anita or Shatin, but nobody will be cheering louder than I for the last horse coming in.
There are still tea houses in Hong Kong, but there will be no savvy jokes to send down the dimsums.
There are still corridors on every cruise ship, but no caring physician will be comforting me for my health issues.
There are still Cheetahs Get-togethers, but there will be no Roy bugging the other Tsang to come along.
But Roy, you know that these are only fleeting memories of this world.
And I know, you will have something much better waiting for us very cruise ship, but no caring physician will be comforting me for my health issues.
There are still Cheetahs Get-togethers, but there will be no Roy bugging the other Tsang to come along.
But Roy, you know that these are only fleeting memories of this world.
And I know, you will have something much better waiting for us behind the Pearly Gate.
Rest in Peace.
There is still Emma Road, but no smiling but mischievous face will greet me in the corner.
There are still steps leading to the Wah Yan Chapel, but no familiar voice will call my name.
There is still busy Nathan Road, but it is empty without you walking alongside.
There is still Central Station in New York City, but nobody with a pipe will come to pick me up.
There is still Time's Square in New York City, but no Emie or Roy will tell me their most recent challenges.
There is still the Shanghai Restaurant in Los Angeles, but there is no table to wait for our late arrival.
There are still Casinos in Macau or Las Vegas, but nobody will let me throw the dice for him without money on the bets.
The horses are still running at Santa Anita or Shatin, but nobody will be cheering louder than I for the last horse coming in.
There are still tea houses in Hong Kong, but there will be no savvy jokes to send down the dimsums.
There are still corridors on every cruise ship, but no caring physician will be comforting me for my health issues.
There are still Cheetahs Get-togethers, but there will be no Roy bugging the other Tsang to come along.
But Roy, you know that these are only fleeting memories of this world.
And I know, you will have something much better waiting for us very cruise ship, but no caring physician will be comforting me for my health issues.
There are still Cheetahs Get-togethers, but there will be no Roy bugging the other Tsang to come along.
But Roy, you know that these are only fleeting memories of this world.
And I know, you will have something much better waiting for us behind the Pearly Gate.
Rest in Peace.
Love.
Leonard Tsang aka Sui Len."
Leonard Tsang aka Sui Len."
Click here to read the emails.
Philip Lee, former Manitoba's Lieutenant Governor, has joined an accounting firm in Winnepig as Senior Executive Advisor, had a short stop in Toronto after attending the Reunion of the Cheetahs on an east coast cruise. At an early breakfast with Anita, brother Robert and wife, Sylvia and Mr. Ho, he recounted a very sad event during the happy moments. Click here to view the Reunion album. The sad event.