九龍華仁書院安省舊生會

Remembering Anthony Ho My Friend

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《A Tribute to an Exemplar, a Scholar and a Moralist》 - Wilson Lee '65

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From the Ho Family - Thank You

My family and I would like to express our heartfelt thank you to the Wah Yan Alumni family for the overwhelming tributes that were shared in WYKAAO, Jerrett book of memories, and with my family.

Over 300 family and friends attended my father’s funeral services to pay respect to a remarkable man.   My father has had the opportunity and honour to serve and positively impact many lives. He was very fortunate to have had a blessed life with lifelong love and respect of friends. In addition to the great teacher and talented person many saw in Chun Yuen Anthony Ho; above all, my family was fundamentally the core in my father’s life. He has been our protector, our rock and centre of our family and we will miss him dearly. We hope we were able to share this other side of my father with you in our eulogies and at the services.

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張正剛(‘00) 眼中的何鎮源老師

《悼良師 — 何鎮源先生》

曾在加拿大生活過的朋友都知道，加國的生活在很多方面停留在八九十年代，從酒家的那對大龍鳳、在領展出現前的那種辦館式商場、仍在賣衞斯理亦舒及忍字竹簡的書局，到要求「細蚊仔」正襟危坐的中文夜校，彷彿是穿越了時空回到了童年一樣。

其中最震撼的，仍是見到的人。在二十多年前中一的時候開始，總會斷續從當時的老師、師兄口中或校刊校報文字抓著母校的歷史和故事，以及當中的一些傳奇人物。

在去年(2017年)第一次參加多倫多校友會的聚會，就忽然間發現，同枱坐著的就是那些口述中的人物。其中一個就是在1977年離港的「咖哩何」何鎮源副校。

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A Heartfelt Thank You Note

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《我與香港的善終服務有不解之緣》 __ 劉悦鴻 (71)

《我與香港的善終服務有不解之緣》

一九八二年，我在香港義務工作發展局 (Agency for Volunteer Service) 任職高級發展主任，工作項目之一，是探索可以在香港發展的嶄新義工服務。經過研究，針對當時香港的需要，決定嘗試建立一個全港性，由經過完善訓練的義工提供的護送服務，為有需要的人士提供免費護送，同時建立課程，內容包括訓練義工掌握輪椅護送、輔助和扶抱體弱或半身不遂人士、與及失明人士領路法等。

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《Fr. Mallin (1913~ ) writes to Class 61》

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Letter read by Wong Hin-shing.

《Stroke amongst Chinese Canadians with Diabetes》 __ Joseph Chu (71)

The Tsui-Lim Partnership of Wah Yans

In 1922, with the rapid success of WYHK, now using Diocesan premises, and made a Grant-in-Aid School, Peter Tsui was able to recover some of his early investment. He wanted to develop what he regarded as a branch school in Kowloon (WYK) which subsequently opened in 1924. He was wrong of course because as a Grant School, WYHK could not technically have a Branch, WYK was a separate private school from WYHK which was a Grant School by then. But nobody, not even the Education Dept, challenged him in his subjective mindset regarding the two schools.

While basting in early success of WYHK, Peter Tsui surmised - could schools be viable and sustainable as a business when teachers' salaries had to be increased every year, but school fees could not be raised every year to catch up? His own answer was negative. He concluded that he must develop side-businesses that could subsidise his educational enterprises.

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